Flyer advertising a war protest reading: "Angry about what Nixon's doing in Cambodia? Be outside the union (northside) 1:30 Monday - May 4 and do something about it!!! (A.S.U.N. approved)"

A graphic of the interconnectivity of information, organizations and individuals involved in the Czech Language Program from 1903-1919.

Letter from Karen Young, President of the Board of Directors for the Verdigre Arts Council Inc., to JoAnn Kimball, Arts Development Coordinator in the Office of the President, requesting the return of the UNL Jazz Lab Band to Verdigre during their…

Letter from Karen Young, Chair for the Verdigre Community Concert Series, to Mr. Vaughn Jaenike expressing thanks and the communities enjoyment of the Jazz Lab Band performance. Mrs. Young also expressed the wish for more University performances in…

Portrait of Vaughn Jaenike, Special Assistant for the Arts to President D.B. Varner

This is a photograph of Latvian Olympian Valery Kalmikovs.

To use the emergency telephones, simply press the help button and you will automatically be connected to an operator.

These are photographs and descriptions of UNL's sports facilities in the 1990s. They were taken from a 1995 UNL Swimming brochure.

Locations of the 1973UNL Jazz Lab Band Tour.

Locations of the 1973 UNL Jazz Lab Band Tour.

Locations of the 1973 UNL Jazz Lab Band Tour.

Locations of the 1973 Jazz Lab Band Tour.

Locations of the 1973 UNL Jazz Lab Band Tour.

The locations of the 1973 Jazz Lab Band Tour

Locations of the 1973 UNL Jazz Lab Band Tour.

The program for the 1973 UNL Jazz Lab Band Tour.

In order to show off the university's talents to a disheartened state, UNL proposed a one week "University Week" to display a wide variety of talents that had been accumulated by students at the university.

The Law building on UNL campus was used for the regents trials during WWI in the year of 1918. The trials were held over 12 professors at the University that had been perceived as anti-war or pro-German. Most of these professors were found to be in…

A model of University Hall created in 1949.

Plaque on the University of Nebraska city campus commemorating University Hall and its location.

University Hall, the first building for the campus, after the two upper floors were removed. The photograph shows damage from having been pasted onto a backing board with rubber cement adhesive.

The bell from University Hall, now located in the Alumni Association courtyard.

University Hall, the first building for the university, is shown in the background of a group portrait, probably of university faculty.

Photo of the front exterior of University Hall on the University of Nebraska campus. This is the first building that was built on the UNL campus. It was poorly built and started falling apart soon after it was erected.

Photo of the front exterior of University Hall on the University of Nebraska campus.

Cartoon depicting the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as a caged bird with the legislature saying "I will keep you shut-up until you die"

This article is a Daily Nebraskan article that describes the various reactions and viewpoints taken by members of the University's Intertribal Exchange after Native remains were found to have been stored in Bessey 109.