On February 18th in the UNL Union Swanson Auditorium, the Night of Listening will take place at 7p.m. Students can drop off letters to elected officials or speak to congresspeople, unicameral legislators, and Lincoln city councilors in person to determine how public problems can best be addressed. Continue reading…
with spring fast approaching, the 2020 Census will soon begin. The Census is a mandatory event counting all individuals residing in the U.S. The count will be vital in determining the needs of different segments of the population. Read on to find out how you can count yourself in to the 2020 Census! Continue reading…
As the 2020 election gets closer, the importance of voting can't be overstated. All potential voters in Nebraska must register to be eligible to vote. Read on to learn the ways in which you can register and the registration deadlines for the 2020 election. Don't wait! Continue reading…
Have a heart for international service? The Summer Guatemala Service-study ASB will be working to build basic housing for families living in extreme poverty. This ASB experience will several excursions to historic sites in Guatemala. Find your passion for service and get engrossed in a new culture! Continue reading…
The Census Bureau needs to hire 500,000 census takers in 2020. In order to meet this goal, positions are now open from $12.50-$15.50. Applying early to work as a census taker is a great way to receive spring and summer service employment next year! To apply, visit 2020census.gov/jobs
Join us for Global Cafe with Anthropologist and Iranian diaspora expert Dr. Amy Malek from Princeton University for a talk titled: Contests of Inclusion: A Comparative Ethnography of Iranians in the U.S. & Canada on Tuesday, 2/25, 11:00AM-12:30PM in Oldfather 827. Continue reading…
Join us for a talk by Dr. Jonathan Hiskey titled: "Central American Politics and the Decision to Emigrate" on Monday, 2/17, 12:30-1:30PM in Oldfather 827. Lunch and refreshments will be served. Continue reading…