Morrill Hall, the 97-year-old University of Nebraska State Museum, is set to reopen to the public on Friday after many months of extensive renovations.

Updates will be posted at unr.edu. Tobacco, alcohol, balloons, noise makers and large signs are not allowed. Media attending the event must check in at the media table near Morrill Hall and display ...

Visitors can now step into Morrill Hall from just about anywhere in the world. On Monday, the University of Nebraska State Museum launched a free virtual tour of the museum on its website. Through ...

RENO, Nev. — The University of Nevada, Reno will hold a signing ceremony in recognition of its memorandum of understanding with Vallée de la Transition Énergétique (VTE) on March 7 on the University ...

SDS returns to Morrill Hall to protest disciplinary trials Students, staff and SDS members assembled at Northrop Mall to advocate for students facing University sentencing for Morrill Hall occupation.

For over a year, congregants at Grace Church in Northwest Reno have been setting aside money to donate. The church established a fundraising initiative called “For the One” to bolster mental health ...

Morrill Hall Anchored on the south end of the Quad is Morrill Hall, the oldest building on campus and once home to the entire university. It was designed by Reno architect M.J. Curtis.

City Council urges UMN to not charge Morrill Hall protestors, Frey plans to veto The Minneapolis City Council voted 7-5 in favor of a resolution supporting nonviolent student protests and urging ...

Metered parking is available in front of Morrill Hall, at the south end of the University Quad. For more information about the Keck Museum, visit the museum website.

The takeover of Morrill Hall in January of 1969 led to systematic changes at the University of Minnesota. It has been 50 years since students protested for civil rights following ...

Occupying Morrill Hall is something of a civil disobedience tradition at the University. Students have done so multiple times, most famously, in 1969 when the administration refused to make progress ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Kids of all ages explored nanotechnology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Morrill Hall. It was part of the “Sunday with a Scientist” program. The program brings ...