SPONSORED FEATURE Pound’s passion for teaching lives on at UNL Special for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Sep 8, 2019 Sep 8, 2019 Olivia Pound, shown in her graduate robes, earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Nebraska. COURTESY OF UNL Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Special for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln native Olivia Pound was perhaps the most influential educator to come out of the University of Nebraska.kAm$96 H2D E96 J@F?86DE @7 E96 E9C66 C6>2C<23=6 !@F?5 D:3=:?8D] %96 6=56DE[ #@D4@6[ H2D 562? @7 E96 }63C2D<2 $49@@= @7 {2H 2?5 =2E6C 96=5 E96 D2>6 A@DE 2E w2CG2C5 {2H $49@@=] %96 >:55=6 49:=5[ {@F:D6[ 7@C H9@> !@F?5 w2== :D ?2>65[ E2F89E :? E96 t?8=:D9 56A2CE>6?E 7@C cg J62CD 2?5 :D 4@?D:56C65 3J D@>6 E@ 36 E96 7:?6DE 2==\2C@F?5 2E9=6E6 :? E96 9:DE@CJ @7 E96 DE2E6]k^AmkAmx? 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A Big Red love of music going on 140 years Most marching band members are not music majors, but students of all fields of study who play for the love of it.
Warren Buffett’s advice to Nebraska students: Invest in yourself UNL College of Business students can follow his guidance through programs like the Clifton Strengths Institute.
Raikes School creates world-class innovators Through Design Studio, students have developed 186 software solutions for 80 Nebraska-based organizations since 2001.
Huskers’ legacy built not only on wins, but also scholarship New Husker Scholars program benefits more than 3,000 non-student-athletes.
Defense-related research builds on Pershing’s legacy NU institute has a five-year, $92 million contract with the U.S. Air Force.
Drone journalism taking off at UNL Trailblazing professor is the go-to expert of reporters and lawmakers worldwide.
Powerful laser puts UNL research in demand The university’s Extreme Light Laboratory is a founding member of LaserNetUS, a new nationwide network
Students help shape new Bemis Center space Design/build programs help architecture students develop hands-on skills with real-life projects.
Aaron Douglas left a legacy of art, education The artist played a seminal role in the Harlem Renaissance and has a UNL scholarship and professorship in his name
Nebraskan was a leading civil engineer of the 20th century Purcell's work in California included the Bay Bridge — a marvel of engineering and design — and revitalization of the state's highway system a…
UNL research a boon to Nebraska beef Marvels of the university’s work include the flat iron steak and the meat restructuring process used for the McRib.
Science was Huskers’ path to Nobel Prize The awards for Physiology or Medicine and Chemistry have been awarded to UNL alums three times in 42 years.
Vaccine breakthroughs part of UNL past, present From Gladys Henry Dick’s scarlet fever vaccine, to the continued study of Zika and other viral diseases
UNL, private sector talent connect at Innovation Campus Nebraska Innovation Campus connects the university with the private sector by providing access to research faculty, world-class facilities and…