Chancellor Harvey Perlman has proposed a program of differentiated tuition for the colleges of Engineering and Business Administration. The proposal would add $50 per credit hour for in-state undergrad students and $147 for non-resident undergrads. The NU Regents will vote on the proposal in June. Continue reading…
Students will be moving out of the residence halls this week. Expect parking and traffic control around the halls and on 16th, 17th, R and Vine streets. Plan for extra travel time while these routes are congested. Continue reading…
Free one-on-one financial counseling sessions will be offered to faculty and staff in May. TIAA-CREF sessions are May 3, 5, 19, 23, 25 and 26. Fidelity sessions are May 4, 10, 13 and 18. Continue reading…
Advance-Nebraska seeks applicants for its third-annual writing retreat, May 16-20. Applications are due by May 6. The week-long writing retreat is designed to provide faculty in STEM areas space, time and support to finish papers and/or grant proposals. Continue reading…
The Clean Part Reading Series continues with a 7 p.m., May 3 poetry presentation by John Gallaher and G. C. Waldrep at the Sheldon Museum of Art. The event is free and open to the public. The series is designed to bring innovative, new poets from around the country to Lincoln. Continue reading…
The university is hosting guests from around the world for the 2011 Water for Food conference, which started May 1 and runs through May 4. Faculty, staff and students can follow the conference online through the link below. Three sessions will be webstreamed live. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/wff2011
An exhibition featuring the work of master's candidate Sandra Starkey opens May 2 at the Hillestad Textiles Gallery. The exhibit, "Personal Fences," is open through May 20. Continue reading…
The Graduate Student Association and University Bookstore are holding a semi-annual book drive. All books collected will be resold or donated to charity. Bins have been placed in buildings across both city and east campuses. The drive continues through May 7. Continue reading…