UNL expands free COVID-19 testing; Randomized testing to begin.
The university’s TestNebraska site — located on the ground floor of the 17th and R Streets parking garage — will increase the number of tests it can conduct and expand hours to include a Sunday afternoon option. Additionally, randomized diagnostic testing program is being launched. Continue reading…
THIS WEEK: It's the University Career Fair. Find your future employer.
More accessible and targeted than ever, the virtual University Career Fair is September 22, 23, 24 and 25. Get registered TODAY and sign up to connect with employers wanting to meet with you. Here's what you need to do to prepare for this opportunity.
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What will classes look like in spring semester?
As UNL plans spring classes, it is following feedback received from the fall experience so far: students want more clarity on how courses are being delivered and want more opportunities to be in the classroom for in-person classes. Learn more about streamlined course delivery for the upcoming term. Continue reading…
National Voter Registration Day is Sept 22
On Tuesday Sept 22, from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. at both the Nebraska Union and Nebraska East Union students can sign up to be a voter in the upcoming U.S. General Election. You can complete the registration process on-site or receive info about how to sign up online at a later time.
8 can't-miss events on campus September 21–27
The upcoming week is bringing many exciting events to attend on campus. From cooking classes to informative events to trivia, there is sure to be something that piques your interest. Here are our recommendations for what to do September 21– 27.
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Student leaders urged to participate in Sept. 24 town hall
To bring student leaders together in a collective conversation about COVID-19 planning and response, ASUN and Student Affairs are hosting a webinar with Q&A at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Student leaders are encouraged to participate.
FRIDAYS IN FALL: Laser Tag among the FREE activities September 25
Go to the Campus Rec Center for two back-to-back events on Friday evening:
• Cornhole Tournament at 5 p.m.
• Laser Tag Night from 8 to 11 p.m.
Click the link for details + more Friday events happening in the coming weeks.
Free Wi-Fi hotspots available for off-campus students
In an effort to improve educational access for students who may not have internet in their homes, Nebraska Information Technology Services has mobile Wi-Fi hotspots available for checkout by university students who live off-campus. Continue reading…
Six simple ideas for safely quarantining...while living with other people
Quarantine = Stay in Place. While not as strict as isolation, quarantining for COVID-19 can still be tricky when your living arrangements involve roommates and family - especially in tight quarters and shared rooms. To keep everyone healthy, you can slow the spread of germs with six simple ideas.
COVID-19 Digest. Get the latest campus news related to COVID-19. Click to learn more.
STUDY SPOTS: Find these shady outdoor locales under the trees
While you may be used to studying in the library for hours, limited seating and new regulations can make it tempting to work outside. However, it can be hard to find a cool outdoor spot to relax. This list of the shadiest spots around campus will help you find your perfect location.
Free flu shots available at University Health Center
The return of autumn means the return of flu season, and with the added risks of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is incredibly important to make sure you are protected from this year's influenza virus. Keep reading to learn more about how to get your free flu shot. Continue reading…
Kawasaki Reading Room hosts weekly tea giveaway w/ Take Home Tea Fridays
It may taste good, but there is so much more that goes into tea than just the flavor. The Kawasaki Reading Room is now holding Take Home Tea Time Fridays. Every Friday, you can stop by to pick up a special goodie bag to experience the value of tea for yourself.
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YOUR WELL-BEING: 3 Huskers offer their ideas on sticking to social distancing and safety
This viral pandemic is more than six months old and we're all wearing thin in patience with all the precautions we must follow to keep healthy. Although tired, now is not the time for us to be lax. Here's what three UNL students had to offer about staying diligent about social distancing.
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Connect with CAST seminars to help you acheive your academic goals
UNL's Center for Academic Success & Transition offers a wide variety of seminars targeted to help you succeed in college. These workshops are designed specifically for any students who need help developing different academic skills.
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Subscribe to the Wall Street Journal for no fee
A new benefit of the ASUN Student Readership Program - every Husker student can now get digital editions of the Wall Street Journal for no subscription fee. Continue reading…
N.U.T.S. hosts first meeting of the semester for campus squirrel enthusiasts
Come have a nutty adventure during the first Nebraskans for the Upgraded Treatment of Squirrels (N.U.T.S.) meeting. This first meeting is a Zoom meeting, but all are encouraged to Zoom outside to be with the squirrels. Keep reading for event details.
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Korff School’s Barnes presents recital at Lied Center on Sept. 24
Paul Barnes, the Marguerite Scribante Professor of Piano in the Glenn Korff School of Music, presents “A Bright Sadness,” featuring piano works inspired by Greek, Latin, Hebrew and Native American chant on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lied Center for Performing Arts. Continue reading…
Originally published September 20, 2020 -
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