Tuesday, April 17, 12:00, Front Lobby
Finals week is right around the corner and Dean Pierce wants to wish everyone good luck! So, take a break from the end-of-semester stress and stop by for an ice cream Sundae. Continue reading…
April 19, 2012
12:10PM
Law College Courtroom
"The current role of the United Nations in shaping a new world order based on the respect for international law and human rights and fundamental freedoms“ Continue reading…
The Honor Committee of the College has just resolved an Honor Code matter. As part of the resolution of that matter, a notice of the matter is being publicized to the College community. Continue reading…
UNL's chapter of Amnesty International is hosting a spring banquet featuring keynote speaker Sen. Brenda Council, 6:30 to 9 p.m., April 19 in the Nebraska Union. Tickets, available in the Nebraska Union through April 19 and at the door, are $15 general admission and $10 for students and low-income. Continue reading…
1L Students, Ellie Schunk and Kelsey Dawson, competed in the 1st Annual UNL Cupcake Competition Wednesday, April 11th.
They created a Samoa-inspired marble cupcake (white coconut/chocolate) with a coconut/caramel buttercream frosting topped with toasted coconut and chocolate and caramel drizzle. Continue reading…
Each day during finals check the library's Twitter feed (@schmidlibrary) for clues to find treats hidden throughout the library. Check the feed early because the clues will be released in the morning and they go quickly. Just a little something to sweeten up finals.... Continue reading…
Heather Hilgers joins the administration of the College of Law as its Associate Director of Career Services. In that role, Hilgers will provide career counseling to students and alumni, and will also play an integral role in the programming sponsored by the Career Services Office. Continue reading…
Professor Christyne Vachon has been invited to present her research at the Conference for Global Hearing Health in Pretoria, South Africa this summer. Vachon’s research and the subject matter of her presentation is about collaborations between for-profit and nonprofit companies, the corporate gover Continue reading…
Professor Steve Bradford presented, “Crowdfunding, Small Business, and Government Regulation,” recently at the UNL College of Business Administration. His lecture was sponsored by the Management & Entrepreneurship departments of CBA. Continue reading…
Approximately fifteen Nebraska Law students and Women’s Law Caucus members volunteered recently at Voices of Hope, a local nonprofit organization that provides services to empower those who have experienced relationship violence, sexual assault and abuse. Continue reading…