Regents approve engineering building upgrades
The College of Engineering is moving forward with updates to two City Campus buildings – Scott Engineering Center and the Link – after a $75 million project was approved recently by the NU Board of Regents. When complete, the updated facilities will benefit students, faculty and research. Continue reading…
N-E Ride returns Monday with new schedule
The N-E Ride shuttles that offer free transportation for students, faculty and staff between the City Campus and Scott Campus resume their usual service Monday, Aug. 20 with new departure and arrival times for the 2018-19 academic year. Continue reading…
Rock the Block to welcome students on Thursday
(LNK) Come celebrate the start of a new year at the College of Engineering’s biggest welcome event – Rock the Block and Engineering Student Organizations Fair – Thursday, Aug. 23 from 4-7 p.m. on the Vine Street Fields. Come for free food, games, music and much more. Continue reading…
Scott Campus Welcome Week kicks off year
(OMA) College of Engineering students will be welcomed back to campus in Omaha with Scott Campus Welcome Week, with events daily – Monday through Sunday, Aug. 20-26 – including free food and activities, the Student Resource Day and a free movie night. Continue reading…
Fall Semester Study Stops return Sept. 4
Engineering Student Services will resume its Study Stops on Sept. 4 on both the City and Scott Campuses. Students can receive tutoring in select engineering, math, chemistry and physics courses. No appointments are necessary and snacks are provided. Continue reading…
University policy prohibits smoking, tobacco use, vaping
Just a reminder, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln prohibits the use of all smoking, tobacco and vaping products on its properties. For more information about the new policy and for resources for tobacco cessation and policy education, click on the link below.
Originally published August 17, 2018 -
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