LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is expanding access to more affordable course materials for students.

The Libraries Course Materials Program started small, but is quickly reshaping how those materials are chosen.

By reviewing each course syllabus and identifying free or low-cost options, the program has helped save students more than $3 million so far.

“We really see this program as a key way for the University Libraries to drive down costs for all students at UNL, increasing access to a university education, as well as contributing to students’ success,” said Liz Lorang, the Dean of the University Libraries.

After completing a pilot survey this semester, 27 more courses now have more affordable textbook options.

The program is designed to ensure every studen

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