Husker Cats is continuing to make a positive impact on UNL's feral feline population. Formed two years ago, the all-volunteer group has trapped and lined up veterinary care for 70 cats living on City Campus. Of those 70, 15 were adopted into area homes. Continue reading…
Time is running out to see the University of Nebraska State Museum's "Weapons Throughout Time," an exhibit that explores weapons spanning more than 9,000 years of history. The exhibit, shown in the Cooper Gallery on the third floor or Morrill Hall, ends Sept. 19. Continue reading…
MTV casting reps will be on campus Sept. 1-2 interviewing students to compete on the television network's next season of "mtvU Student Bodies." The program pits two teams in a head-to-head fitness competition. The winning team earns an all-expenses-paid trip to MTV Spring Break 2011. Continue reading…
Campus Recreation will offer the "Jr. Blackshirts" program, providing child care (ages 2 to 12) while parents attend Husker football games. The program is offered in the Campus Recreation Center. The registration deadline for the Sept. 4 Western Kentucky game is Sept. 1. Cost is $25 per child. Continue reading…
UNL's first Faculty of Life Sciences Retreat will be Sept. 24. The retreat, "Challenges and Opportunities for the Life Sciences at UNL in the 21st Century," is a daylong event led by Chancellor Harvey Perlman. Interested faculty should register for the retreat at http://go.unl.edu/awn. Continue reading…
The Office of Research and Economic Development is seeking proposals to submit applications for grants from Museums for America and the National Science Foundation's Advancing Digitization of Biological Collections program. Continue reading…
Faculty, staff and students can participate in forums to continue discussion on focus areas for the Water for Food Institute. Sessions are Sept. 7, 163 Hardin Hall; Sept. 8 East Union Great Plains Room; and Sept. 9, 163 Hardin Hall. Continue reading…