Dr. Heather Eberspacher, University Health Center medical director, has a message for you: Testing is only part of a prevention plan and not a substitute for other safety habits such as physical distancing, a face covering and washing your hands frequently. Here's all her advice for a safe holiday.
So, you're finally heading home for the holidays. While you've definitely grown a lot in college, your family may not be aware of these changes and might still see you as your drastically different, younger self. Here's how to get them up-to-date without causing too much conflict.
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The members of Theta Xi fraternity have embraced the opportunity to participate in COVID-19 testing prior to Thanksgiving break. See how you can sign up for a test as well.
As a challenging semester winds to a end, students can enjoy a free cup of Starbucks drip coffee through Nov 25 at the Nebraska Union Welcome Desk on City Campus and the Nebraska East Union Starbucks on East Campus, courtesy of Chancellor Ronnie Green. Here's the times you can grab your coffee.
Campus buses will run on a regular schedule during finals week. The limited schedule starts Nov. 30 and continues through Jan. 22. No buses will run during the university’s shutdown Dec. 24 through Jan. 1. Buses will return to a regular operating schedule on Jan. 25, 2021. Full details in the link.
Thanksgiving Break adjusted hours. Campus locations and services open Nov. 25–29, 2020.
Mortar Board, Delta Upsilon, Delta Xi Nu and Delta Gamma topped the list of their divisions in the annual Homecoming competitions which occurred during the last week in October. Seniors Cooper Grabenstein and Lauren Kubat were crowned 2020 homecoming royalty outside the Wick Center on Nov. 14. Continue reading…
The last days of the semester are crazy busy. While you finish the group projects and cram for final exams, you're trying to organize your personal stuff before departing campus. Use this checklist to help you minimize the stress of preparing to be away for an extended period of time.
The Horticulture Club has extended its online poinsettia sale to Nov. 23. Poinsettias can be purchased through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Marketplace. Plant size choices include 4-inch pots for $6, 6-inch pots for $14 and 8-inch pots for $20.
The Nebraska natives and Husker alumni established two permanently endowed funds of $1 million each. One fund provides annual support for the Campus Recreation Outdoor Adventures Program, and another fund will provide annual support for a curator of academic engagement at Sheldon Museum of Art.