Join CSAB for Application Tips Night on Feb. 18 at 6:30 p.m. in Avery 348 to help improve applications as the career fair season wraps up for this semester. CSAB will be bringing in Career Services resources to help tailor your resume to match the computing needs of the jobs you're applying for! Continue reading…
Last call for early applications! If you are interested in an elite capstone program focused on the intersection of business and technology, Design Studio is the place for you! Continue reading…
CornHacks is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year! The organization is seeking new student leaders to take over as officers (including President, Vice President, Head of Finance, and Primary Programmer). Continue reading…
The School of Computing invites university faculty and staff to submit software project ideas for its 2026-27 Senior Design capstone course. Continue reading…
Discover how AI is transforming every engineering discipline. This course demystifies artificial intelligence and gives you hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools. Continue reading…
Are you a graduate student at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln studying in the humanities or related areas? Are you interested in how the digital humanities can further your research and career? Consider applying for the Digital Humanities Summer Fellowship! Continue reading…
Ming (Bryan) Wang, associate professor in the College of Journalism & Mass Communications, is looking for an undergraduate student to help develop a mobile app. Continue reading…
Dr. You-Jin Kim is a new faculty member in the School of Computing and the director of the school's new Dynamic Reality Lab. Continue reading…
Undergraduate students are invited to join a research project using drones, 3D point clouds, and artificial intelligence to improve inspection and condition assessment of railroad tracks and ties. Continue reading…
Through the ACEC Research Institute’s online scholarship portal, qualified students can access more than 100 scholarships totaling nearly $1 million in awards, including the NCEES Professional Licensure Scholarship which will award a $5,000 scholarship to a student in Nebraska. Continue reading…