ISSO’s Cultural Cuisine Night: Spring in Paris
The International Student and Scholar Office, in collaboration with UNL Housing and UNL Dining Services, invites you to Spring in Paris Cuisine Night. Continue reading…
Life in Lincoln: Bachata Dance Lessons with UNL Ballroom Dance Club
Enjoy a fun evening of dance as the UNL Ballroom Dance Club leads students in learning the Latin dance Bachata. Continue reading…
Professional Development Workshop: Mental Health and Stress Management
The ISSO professional development team lead by Dr. Anh Le presents the International Student Professional Development Workshop Series aimed to connect international students with staff, faculty, and services on campus to enhance academic and professional skills. Continue reading…
Omaha Zoo Trip with ISSO
Join ISSO as we take students to the world’s best zoo. Continue reading…
Graduate Student Appreciation Week, April 2-7
Join Graduate Studies as they host events throughout the Graduate Student Appreciation Week. Continue reading…
Dish It Up by OASIS
Dish it Up is an interactive weekly conversation where individuals can share their personal views, learn from others and engage in civil discussions concerning current events, topics affecting students’ lives, UNL, and national/international happenings. Continue reading…
Beware of scams and avoid them!
The wrong help can hurt. Use this information to avoid common immigration scams. Continue reading…
End of the Semester Party with ISSO
Join ISSO as we host our End of the Semester party. Continue reading…
JGMC Week – Grab & Go Breakfast
Join OASIS as they organize Grab & Go Breakfast event. Continue reading…
Need a class for the Summer? Enroll in Ed Psych 209: Strategies for Academic Success
Take this 3-credit course to fulfill your ACE 6 requirement. This class helps you improve note taking, study strategies, motivation, time management, mindset, critical thinking, writing and more skills. Continue reading…
Social Security: Fraud Prevention and Reporting
Be alert! It is important to beware of scammers pretending to be from Social Security. Reports about fraudulent phone calls from people claiming to be from the Social Security office continue to increase, especially to the international students. Continue reading…
Originally published April 3, 2023 -
Submit an Item