UNL's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society earned “Best of Show” and a total of six awards in the 2011 Public Relations Society of America Nebraska Paper Anvil competition. Continue reading…
While the university is shut down for the holidays, do your part to make sure energy is not wasted, by shutting off or unplugging all appliances and computers, lowering thermostats and being sure windows are shut. The utility management office offers these tips: Continue reading…
Over the holidays, Mueller Planetarium at the State Museum's Morrill Hall will add weekday afternoon shows to its current fulldome schedule. Additional showings of "Dawn of the Space Age," with a special tribute to the Space Shuttle program, will be presented at 2 p.m. Dec. 27-29. Continue reading…
The U.S. Postal Service processing center in Lincoln will be moving to Omaha at the end of December. This move is part of the nationwide reduction in services attempting to strengthen the postal service fiscally and will result in several changes involving mail delivery in Lincoln. Continue reading…
The Department of Chemistry has turned to a super undergraduate teaching assistant to help shape newly designed curriculum for Chemistry 109. The "Super TA" writing Powerpoint presentations and teaching aids for Chemistry's most-popular course is Emily Bruggeman. Continue reading…
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Karen Madera is a finalist for the American Advertising Federation's 2012 class of Most Promising Minority Students, and Alex Perez and Luke Tidball were named to the group honor roll. Madera earns a three-day trip to New York Feb. 1-3 for the AAF convention. Continue reading…