N-E Ride shuttle buses carry students, faculty and staff between Lincoln and Omaha.
Monitor website, app for N-E Ride updates
The N-E Ride shuttles that run between the City Campus and Scott Campus have resumed their usual schedule for spring semester. The service is free to students and employees of the University of Nebraska system.
Go online (link below) to see the full schedule.
Buses run each weekday while classes are in session, through finals week. However, with inclement weather a likelihood during the winter months, you should closely monitor the N-E Ride website and shuttle tracker app (links below) for the most up-to-date schedule information.
In the case of a weather event, the college works with Arrow Stage Lines and other local entities to closely monitor travel conditions between Lincoln and Omaha. There are several instances in which the shuttle schedule can be affected:
If either UNL or UNO cancels classes prior to morning classes beginning, the shuttles will not run.
If classes are canceled on either campus during the day, Arrow will try to complete any shuttles already in transit and/or provide the next available shuttle.
If road travel is deemed by law enforcement to be hazardous, shuttles will not run or the schedule may be adjusted.
Nominations are now being accepted for the University Teaching Awards allocated to the College of Engineering, specifically for the UNL College Distinguished Teaching Award and the UNO Alumni Outstanding Teaching Award. Submit nominations to lilywang@unl.edu by Thursday, Jan. 23. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Undergraduate Creative Activity and Research Experience program is accepting applications for academic year 2020-21 funding. Continue reading…
The nomination forms are open and can be submitted through Monday, Feb. 17 for Graduate Student Fellowships, Graduate Recognition Awards and Folsom Awards. Only faculty and staff are able to submit nominations. Click the link below for more information about the awards/process. Continue reading…
There is still time to submit a proposal for the UNL All-Staff Conference, "Empowerment: Learning and Networking at Nebraska." Share knowledge, experience and ideas and build your professional network by offering a content-rich session. Deadline is Friday, Jan. 24. Click link below for more details.
The College of Engineering community is invited to the next performance of "We Are Nebraska," in which student interns use a hybrid of applied improv and applied theater to share personal stories. The presentation is Friday, Jan. 24 at 3:30 p.m. in the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Arts. Continue reading…
Nominations are open for the 2021 Nebraska Lectures: Chancellor’s Distinguished Lecture Series. One lecture is schedule each semester; these are high-profile events that represent the highest recognition the Research Council bestows on an individual faculty member. Continue reading…
The Office of Executive Vice Chancellor announced the Teaching & Learning Symposium will be Friday, Feb. 28 from noon-4:30 p.m. at Nebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center. Open to all faculty and lecturers. Registration for GA and TA opens Wednesday, Feb. 19.
Events of interest for College of Engineering faculty and staff: (click for full calendar):
* BSE Colloquium Series
* COE Seminars
* CAS Inquire Lecture Series
* FE Q&A
* University Undergraduate Research Opportunities
* BME Seminar Continue reading…
The COE Update is published weekly. Please send news and announcements to Karl Vogel at kvogel2@unl.edu, preferably no later than the Friday prior to the Tuesday publication.
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