Modifications to the academic calendar have solidified plans for a return to on-campus, in-person instruction in the fall 2020 semester. The updated fall semester will begin with a week of remote instruction Aug. 17, one week earlier than previously scheduled. In-person teaching will begin Aug. 24
Manage your health care needs anytime, anywhere with the University Health Center’s two new mobile applications: Nebraska Medicine and Nebraska Medicine Pharmacy. Continue reading…
To meet increasing demand for mental health resources related to the stress caused by COVID-19 concerns, Counseling and Psychological Services will host four one-hour workshops for students.
Instead of capes, today’s heroes wear masks for the safety of our community. This includes blood donors who help ensure a stable blood supply during the pandemic. Nebraska Community Blood Bank (NCBB) is urgently seeking healthy blood donors to meet the increasing demand for blood supplies.
Greek chapters at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are changing their recruitment processes to continue to engage students while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Oscar Canizales has been awarded the First-Year Experience Award by the National Association of College and University Residence Halls (NACURH).
A worldwide celebration of running that encourages everyone to get moving. Begun in 2009 as National Running Day, it became Global Running Day in 2016 and is observed annually on the first Wednesday in June. Here’s four ways to enjoy an awesome G.R.D.
Landlord and tenant disputes are not the only issue for which college students receive legal advice. Student Legal Services (SLS) provides free legal advice or court representation in civil and criminal areas of the law to registered UNL students. Here's how SLS can help you this summer.
The Student Involvement team is excited to continue hosting a series of workshops to help you stay connected and to exercise your mind. These workshops are open to anyone within the UNL community, and will cover a wide variety of topics for both individual growth and team development. Continue reading…
Committed to keeping members socially aware as global citizens, the organization gives students the chance to expand their global perspective as well as gaining understanding of differing viewpoints. Inclusive, committed, and inquisitive are how it's members describe the organization.
Nine University of Nebraska–Lincoln students have been chosen as Fulbright recipients for the 2020-21 academic year. Two other students have been named alternates.
The opening of some farmers markets is delayed this year because of COVID-19, and other markets are debating whether to open at all. This has left many consumers seeking local foods and Nebraska producers looking for markets for their meat, dairy, vegetables and fruit.
Just about everyone loves a donut– the sugary, fried dessert is a longtime favorite. To celebrate National Donut Day, here are three spots you can score a free treat locally this June 5.
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You've probably heard of Adobe apps like Photoshop and Illustrator, but there's a good chance you may not be proficient in actually using them. Knowing these programs will be extremely beneficial to any career you pursue, and now's a perfect chance to get started on the basics.
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