Monday August 24, 2009
More Information About the UNL.edu Transition
With the introduction of the new 2009 UNL web templates come several changes in both look and and functionality. We've put together a field guide to help you get the most out of the new site.
Enrollment Now Open for Chinese Courses With UNL's Confucius Institute
Enrollment is now open for non-credit conversational Chinese courses from the Confucius Institute. Courses offered include Chinese Language, Culture and Music. Classes start September 1st. Sign up on the Undergraduate Online and Distance Education website.
Food, Inc and Every Little Step play at the Ross
UNL's Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center presents Food, Inc and Every Little Step. Both films will screen through September 3.
More information about each film and schedules are available at the Ross website.
Welcome to Campus: Here's What's New
The newly redesigned web site will help you find your way around UNL.edu much easier. We also have a new UNL Children's Center to take care of our babies and preschoolers while we're busy at work and study. As you will see, construction continues on the new residence hall at 17th and R streets, the physics building at 16th and W, and on the Gaughan Multicultural Center adjacent to the Nebraska Union.
New in the headlines is UNL's ranking in the U.S. News and World Report annual college evaluation. UNL for the sixth straight year listed in the top 50 of Public National Universities (at number 43), and in the top 100 of all U.S. colleges and universities (at number 96).
Enjoy your first week of the fall 2009 semesters. Here are some links to sites with more helpful information:
- Building Abbreviations
- Campus Maps / Tour
- Schedule Of Classes
- Parking / Bus Schedules
- Registration & Records
- Bookstore
- Campus Recreation
- University Health Center
- Lincoln Journal-Star 2009 Campus Guide
Victorian Crazy Quilt Exhibition Continues
Head-on collisions of imagination and luxurious materials are credited for the creation of quilts in an ongoing exhibition at the International Quilt Study Center and Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
"A Fairyland of Fabrics: The Victorian Crazy Quilt," on display at the museum through Oct. 25, features 19 one-of-a-kind Victorian-era quilts from the center's collection. This exhibition of lavish, over-the-top textiles and home interiors reflects a time when "more was more." more...
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