We know you love UNL, but have you "LIKED" us? Nebraska is competing with the University of Iowa to see which can garner more Facebook fans by kickoff of the NU vs. IU football game on Nov. 25. Click the link to go directly to the UNL Facebook page. GO B1G RED! Continue reading…
The UNL Breakdance Club is looking for more student members. Dance experience is not required. The club meets every Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Combative Arts Room at the Rec Center and every Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the dance studio at Mabel Lee Hall. Continue reading…
Registration is now open for the spring and summer 2012 trips with UNL Outdoor Adventures. Multiple trips with skis, surfboards, backpacks, canoes and bikes are being offered. No previous outdoor experience is required. Open to UNL students, faculty, staff and the public. Continue reading…
Campus Rec Center and East Campus Activities Building will reduce hours during the Thanksgiving break, Nov. 23-27. Group fitness and mind and body classes schedules are modified as well. Holiday hours and schedules are posted at both buildings and at the link below. Continue reading…
In response to demand for lawyers and professionals with knowledge of laws that affect the rapidly-growing aging population, the College of Law at UNL and Department of Gerontology at UNO have partnered to offer a a set of dual-degree and certificate programs that combine law and gerontology. Continue reading…
Hannah Sevian, associate director of the Center of Science and Mathematics at the University of Massachusetts Boston, will present "An Overview of NSF Funding Opportunities in STEM Education and STEM Education Research" at noon Nov. 21 in Hamilton Hall, room 102. Continue reading…
Volunteers are needed for "First Lego League" tournaments in Lincoln, Omaha, Kearney and Ashland. The tournaments feature robots, built and programmed by middle school students, to solve a food safety problem. Volunteers can sign up through Nov. 28. Continue reading…
UNL has licensed Symantec Endpoint Protection as the new campus anti-virus solution. The software is available at no charge for use on all university and personally-owned computers. All students, faculty and staff should download the anti-virus for installation on personal computers by Dec. 30. Continue reading…
MME Professor Shane Farritor presents the final free session on 'How to Be More Creative,' focusing this time on communicating ideas to build buy-in. Two sessions offered: 12:30 p.m. at Jorgensen 110 and 6 p.m. at NET Studios. View session videos at http://www.youtube.com/user/nutechventur