While focusing on your fitness can be an important resolution that supports your emotional, physical and spiritual well-being, it is also important to explore other dimensions as you seek a balanced life. Consider adopting one of these resolutions that may help you feel happier with your life.
Services for Students with Disabilities, which offers support to more than 1,000 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students each semester, has a new home in Louise Pound Hall.
Give yourself the ultimate gift and apply for scholarships for your 2020-21 academic year. You can apply for scholarships that are either awarded by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, or an academic college in just two steps. Continue reading…
Set in today's 24/7 hyper-connected world, YOU explores how vulnerable we all are to stalking and manipulation online and in real life. As part of Stalking Awareness Month, CARE will lead a discussion on Thursday, Jan. 16 at 7 p.m. in the NU Heritage Room. Free snacks!
For eight days in May, eight UNL students have the opportunity to confront extreme poverty in Central America on a faculty-led service-study trip organized by the Center for Civic Engagement and Education Abroad.
Attend one of two Q&A sessions on January 13 or 22 to hear about the trip.
UNL is developing a Collegiate Recovery Community to support the decision to refrain from alcohol and/or drug use. If you are interested in getting involved or serving on the advisory board, please contact Connie Boehm at cboehm3@unl.edu.
First-Year Experience and Transition Programs is now the Center for Academic Success and Transition, a name change that reflects the unit’s focus on supporting all undergraduates’ academic success. Continue reading…
Learn to make a tasty, healthy snack at Around the Kitchen Table in the University Health Center each Thursday. Stop by for a taste from 10 a.m. to noon! This week's recipe: Chocolate peanut butter energy bites.
It’s a no-brainer that the University Health Center is the place to go when you’re sick or injured. But did you know that’s not the only time you should use this valuable resource? Check out these five reasons you should put a trip to the health center on your to-do list this semester. Continue reading…
Help kids ages 1 to 10 years of age reach their best future potential - give 1 hour of your time Jan 20 to read and do activities with kids; student organizations can sign up to “adopt” an entire child center and sign up for multiple slots. 36 spots available. Sign-up opens 8 a.m. January 13.