November 3 is Election Day and you may be one of many going to a crowded polling place to cast a ballot. Wearing a mask is a no-brainer to reduce your risk of getting and spreading COVID-19, yet there are several more ways you can prepare to vote safely. Here's 6 tips the CDC recommends you follow.
Whatever your political affiliation or belief system, the election season reminds many of polarization. The Peace + Civility Project offers nine tools to encourage the core values of civil interactions. This project is not intended to end disagreements, but to improve public discourse. Continue reading…
The election may be a source of anxiety or disappointment for you, regardless of your political views. You might find yourself unsure of how to handle those feelings. Here are some tips from CAPS professionals on coping with post-election stress, polarization and loss of control.
Take 3 minutes to share your Summer or Fall 2020 experience. The information you share with the university helps other students learn about similar opportunities and influences the future value of the degree you’re working hard for now. Read more and share your story at the link by Nov 16.
The Dr. Michael W. Combs Honors Scholars is a new student organization, under the leadership of Honors Program students and staff, that seeks to build a community for students of color, offering leadership, networking and mentoring opportunities.
Renowned political and cultural justice advocate Stephen F. Gray, associate professor of urban design at Harvard University and founder of Boston-based design firm Grayscale Collaborative, will be giving the next Hyde lecture. Continue reading…
ASUN Student Government is inviting student leaders from across campus for one night to discuss the current time's important issues: Mental Health; Diversity, Inclusion and Equity; COVID-19 Adaptations; and Environmental Sustainability. Open to all students. RSVP now to attend the event next week. Continue reading…
Final exams are happening a little earlier this semester, but it's still important to prepare yourself for the coming weeks. These on-campus resources are dedicated to helping you succeed in all your academic responsibilities.
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Enjoy ice skating from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Breslow Ice Hockey Center, courtesy of Campus Recreation. With only three Fridays remaining this semester, make sure you find something to do on November 6 - including a NHL2K tournament and a performance by Pitch Please. Check out the full list.
Need prescriptions or over-the-counter medications? The University Health Center pharmacy is a convenient and affordable location with exceptional customer service - making it a great option for students. Continue reading…
After making their debut downtown Sept. 1, electric scooters have become a fun transportation option for Lincolnites of all ages. Before your next ride, take a moment to review the city’s rules and recommendations for using the devices safely and responsibly.
Autumn is officially in full swing, and there's no better way to celebrate the season than with a cozy cup of coffee. These fall drinks are made special for this time of year, so go get them while they last. You're sure to find a new favorite at any of these local coffeeshops.
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Many cyclists and bike-commuters enjoy riding all year, regardless of the season. If you plan to put away your bike for the colder seasons, follow these steps and use your on-campus services to keep your ride in great condition.
As you register for spring classes you may be thinking about your major(s) and/or career path. Check out Candid Careers videos to view honest career information from actual professionals across multiple fields who explain their day-to-day work. Continue reading…
Painter, sculptor, and mixed media artist Radcliffe Bailey will talk about his creative process and career with Tyler Green - host of the Modern Art Notes Podcast - in a Zoom event at 6 p.m. November 5. Bailey's work explores themes of ancestry, race, migration, and collective memory. Open to all. Continue reading…
The Glenn Korff School of Music is live-streaming six evening performances on November 2, 4, 5, and 6 for viewers locally and around the world. Chamber singers, jazz combos, and chamber classics on piano, woodwind, and strings instruments are being showcased in during this week of performances. Continue reading…
Experts say blockchain is about the change everything. But, what is it and how? Researcher, entrepreneur and TED speaker Bettina Warburg-Johnson will discuss how the newest tech will impact our future in the Lewis E. Harris Lecture from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Nov 6. The online lecture open to all. Continue reading…
Learn about careers in diplomacy and how to make a life traveling the world ensuring peace. Diplomat-in-Residence Amanda Johnson will talk about different opportunities and how to become a Foreign Service Officer. All majors welcome for the virtual session 12:30 p.m. Nov 4. Preregistration required. Continue reading…