As you make plans for winter break, put self-care at the top of your list. Caring for your physical well-being could mean the difference between enjoying your well-deserved down time or losing out because of winter illness. The University Health Center shares tips to help you stay well. Continue reading…
Starting at 8 a.m. December 1, 2020, current students can log in to MyRed to choose their on-campus housing and flexible meal plans for the next academic year.
Engage and laugh as a large group, as well as in many quick-changing breakout rooms with Playfair Online, a high-spirited, high-energy digital event at 7:30 p.m. Space is limited, so RSVP by Tuesday, December 1 at noon. Looking for more opportunities to connect? Check out https://go.unl.edu/chill
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is seeking nominations for the 2021 Chancellor’s Fulfilling the Dream Award. The award recognizes leaders who are role models both on and off campus. Nominations may be submitted by any member of the university or community before December 18.
Take some time in the next eight weeks to get a leg up on your internships, career-planning, and skill building prospects in 2021. UNL senior Nidhi Polekar - a peer career guide with Career Services - explains three things you can do now during the Winter Interim to boost your career for the spring.
Libraries, health center, dining centers, the unions, recreation centers and campus buses are among the campus locations and services remaining open for students during the eight-week Winter Interim spanning December and January. Here's a list of all these locations and when each will be open.
Use a distance-tracking app to record miles from running, jogging, or walking and you can enter to win an IM Sports Champion shirt. Three winners will be selected each week! Continue reading…
Starting on December 21, 2020, you will notice big changes on the libraries’ websites. When you search for books, databases, and other research resources through the libraries, you will interact with a next-generation library catalog and discovery tool.
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As a college student, you may not have a lot of free time. When you do get some time alone, however, it's pretty likely that you spend it all scrolling on your phone or zoning out to the TV. Learn how to maximize your free time to feel more fulfilled with your daily life.
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This year, the biggest items of need are warm, child-sized clothing – including coats, mittens and hats. Leggings, long-sleeved shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies and underwear are also among the most-needed items. Adult-sized clothing and summer clothes of any size are not accepted.
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