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Cutting programs? Merging campuses? Nebraska university leaders ponder bold changes to compete

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Dr. Jeffrey P. Gold's press conference after being named a priority candidate for University of Nebraska president

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Amid talk of the need for bold, transformative change within the University of Nebraska, former NU President Ted Carter tossed out a provocative one in his parting memo to the university’s controlling Board of Regents.

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EILEEN T. MESLAR, THE WORLD-HERALD

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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen 

CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

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UNO Chancellor Joanne Li 

LILY SMITH, THE WORLD-HERALD

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Dr. Jeffrey P. Gold 

CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

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The Ralph Mueller Tower on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. University leaders are hoping to elevate the school to a more towering presence, especially in research. 

CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

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People walk towards the Henningson Memorial Campanile at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

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Before he left, Ted Carter pushed hard to get the National Science Foundation to agree to allow UNL and UNMC to jointly report their research funding each year.

CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

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While NSF guidelines say schools should not jointly report figures for flagship and medical campuses that have their own separate leaders, Ted Carter pointed out that two of UNL’s Big Ten peers — Maryland and Rutgers — do just that.

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On June 11, 2010, the selection of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as the 12th member of the Big Ten Conference was announced on campus by league Commissioner Jim Delany, flanked by then-Athletic Director Tom Osborne, left, and university Chancellor Harvey Perlman.

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University of Nebraska-Lincoln students walk in front of Broyhill Fountain.

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A person walks past the Arts & Sciences Hall at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

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Photos: UNL's Kiewit Hall seeks to be premiere engineering education facility

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and staff climb the grand staircase in the newly opened Kiewit Hall on Tuesday. The six-story, privately funded, $115 million home of UNL's college of engineering, offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. 

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students listen as associate professor Qing Hui (not pictured) goes over the syllabus in the newly built Kiewit Hall, home to UNL's college of engineering, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students use the grand staircase at Kiewit Hall, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. The six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and staff use the grand staircase at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and staff check out the multiple floors of classrooms, labs, and offices at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. The six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students listen as associate professor Qing Hui (not pictured) goes over the syllabus in the newly built Kiewit Hall, home to UNL's college of engineering, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln staff member uses a cart to move office supplies into offices at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln student looks down from the fifth floor at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln sophomore Grant Lewandowski (first right) listens while associate professor Qing Hui (not pictured) goes over the syllabus in the newly built Kiewit Hall, home to UNL's college of engineering, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Associate professor Qing Hui goes over the syllabus in the newly built Kiewit Hall, home to UNL's college of engineering, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and staff check out the multiple floors of classrooms, labs, and offices at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and staff check out the multiple floors of classrooms, labs, and offices at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Students are silhouetted by the sun glare coming from a window as they work in independent study rooms at Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and staff climb the grand staircase as they check out the multiple floors of classrooms, labs, and offices at Kiewit Hall, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Kiewit Hall, the six-story, privately funded, $115 million building on the UNL campus, is the academic hub for engineering education. It connects five engineering facilities and is home to the construction management program. It offers a mix of multi-purpose classrooms, instructional labs, engineering student services, maker spaces for student organizations and a large outdoor plaza. It opened to students on Jan. 22, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A grand staircase is a central part of the newly completed Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A student rides their scooter past a newly completed Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

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University of Nebraska-Lincoln students utilize a second floor study area at Kiewit Hall, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students Ethan Halsey (from left) Gabe Medina, John Colt and Ben McGinnis look around from the fifth floor of Kiewit Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

Kiewit Hall, the new 181,500-square-foot home of undergraduate engineering education, will open on Jan. 22 to students. Throughout the six-story facility, nearly half of the interior walls are glass.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Kiewit Hall, the new 181,500-square-foot home of undergraduate engineering education, will open on Jan. 22 to students. Throughout the six-story facility, nearly half of the interior walls are glass.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Kiewit Hall is seen under construction on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, in Lincoln.

JUSTIN WAN Journal Star

Construction continues Friday on Kiewit Hall, the new headquarters for the College of Engineering on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

Kiewit Hall is seen under construction on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, in Lincoln.

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