Choose from TWO Spring Service-Study ASBs this spring -- to Heart Mountain, WY and Denver, CO. Learn about empowerment, resettlement, and the internment of American minority groups and refugees as you serve organizations working to preserve history and empower minority populations.
Art at Cedar Point is an immersive studio art course (ACE 7) open to art majors and non-art majors alike. It is taught during summer session (June 5- 16) at Cedar Point Biological Station near Ogallala, NE. Info Session will be held Feb. 27. Scholarships are available! Continue reading…
The Morrill Hall Student Ambassadors welcome University of Nebraska-Lincoln students to a night of fun every Thursday at Morrill Hall. Admission is FREE for UNL students with a valid NCard. Free food every time! Attend to win prizes. Continue reading…
Previously known as the Empowerment Forum, Our Nebraska is a week-long event series from March 6th through March 10th featuring diverse speakers. Students, faculty and staff members are welcome to attend one or all of the events to learn how to become stronger leaders in their community. Continue reading…
If you want to make better decisions about your alcohol and/or drug use, this free group is here to help. Continue reading…
This Friday is the National Day of Unplugging, an opportunity to take a break from the stress of the electronically connected world we live in. At dusk, turn off your phone to have a conversation -- better yet, bring your friends and join in yoga, coloring, bingo and dancing. Continue reading…
The final round for the audition will take place on March 1 in the Westbrook Recital Hall in the Glenn Korff School of Music starting at 7 p.m. The finalists are Hannah Bell, clarinet; Jordan Ellis, viola; Jennifer Son, cello. Continue reading…
Want to make a difference on campus and add experience to your resume? Apply for the University Health Center 2017-18 Student Advisory Board and let your voice be heard! Applications are accepted until March 3, 2017 at 4 p.m. Continue reading…
More details at: http://health.unl.edu/student-advisory-board-application-form
The Folks Publishing is looking for writing/art submissions for their literary magazine focused on spotlighting traditionally marginalized voices from Nebraska. Continue reading…
Antioxidants are frequently discussed in connection to good health and preventing diseases. Are they really the “panacea”? Come discuss antioxidant foods, their preparation, and potential health benefits. March 1 at 7 PM in the Adele Hall Learning Commons. SPEAKER: CHANGMOU XU Continue reading…
Presented by Martin Tillman, President of Global Career Compass. The presentation is from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM in the Nebraska Union, Colonial A Room. Continue reading…
More details at: https://events.unl.edu/internationalengagement/2017/02/28/118305/The concert on March 1, Notes@Noon: Music in the Adele Hall Learning Commons, continues with performances from solo instrumentalists at Noon. Enjoy music in the wonderful environment and you are welcome to bring your lunch. Continue reading…
You may be feeling stressed by this point in the semester. Here's four reasons to take a deep breath and find a little comic relief.
Your one-stop shop for everything self-care and eating disorder awareness will be in the Union crib on March 3rd from 12-2pm. We'll have cookies, positive affirmations, trash fat talk, information on eating disorders, healthy recipes, coloring books, and much more! Drop by anytime during the fair.
You could help build homes in Guatemala with the Service-Study ASB: What Makes a House a Home, May 7-14. The cost of $1,850 covers all transportation, lodging, cultural activities and food. Stop by the Center for Civic Engagement (Nebraska Union 222) to learn more.