Ten (10) Herbies will be hidden across City and East Campus on Wednesday. Each Herbie has a gift value assigned to it that students can designate to a preferred Glow Big Red cause.
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All UNL students are encouraged to participate in the virtual Night of Listening from 7 to 8:30 p.m. February 16, which will feature Black public officials and a conversation on race and politics and how racial inequality translates in legal policy.
UNL students who are spending any time on campus during the spring semester - whether living full-time or only coming for a single class - are encouraged to pick up a pair of free face masks at the Nebraska Union and Nebraska East Union, while supplies last.
There's a lot going on in Lincoln this week, so check out a compiled list of the best events around town.
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Editor's Note — This is part of a weekly student conversation series highlighted as part of Black History Month on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Medium page. The series will feature students who are making impacts on campus and hope to maintain that momentum in future careers.
Chancellor Green is providing free drip coffee from Starbucks in celebration of Glow Big Red. Students can pick up a free cup at the Nebraska Union Welcome Desk on City Campus and the Nebraska East Union Starbucks on East Campus from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 17.
Campus groups are bringing tons of Friday events this spring. See the Union Ballroom transform into a roller skating rink, or stop by the Kawasaki Reading Room for a delicious Tea Time.
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Homesickness is a normal feeling that many students experience, especially after being back from a long break at home. Watch and listen to this 2-minute video from Big Red Resilience & Well-being showing how other Huskers bounced back from homesickness.
Organized at the start of each semester, Club Fair is a chance for Huskers to meet and mingle with many recognized student organizations and clubs (RSOs) all at once. This spring's edition was facilitated virtually for nearly twenty-seven percent (140) of the university's 525 RSOs.
Taking care of your reproductive health is essential as a college student. Learn how to get birth control prescriptions, wellness exams and pap smears, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing, sexually transmitted infection testing and more at the University Health Center.
Nearly 6,800 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students have been named to the Deans’ List for the fall semester of the 2020-21 academic year.
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Spring career fairs are less than 2 weeks away. Visit the open Canvas course about "Career Fair Prep" for insights on preparing yourself before the fairs happen on Feb. 23–26. Continue reading…
The evening will feature a variety of yoga styles for the participants to sample, including vinyãsa, slow yoga flow, meditation, and yin. Participants will enjoy a chai-style beverage together after the yoga sessions.
Making a food connection with five of the food court restaurants in the Nebraska Union and Nebraska East Union just got easier for Huskers.
Students seeking an impactful campus leadership role to enhance their professional and career development should submit an application to serve on the 2021–22 Nebraska Union Board. The application portal is open until 5 p.m. February 25, 2021.
How do the university and companies across Nebraska engage and work internationally? What global connections does Nebraska have? Learn more about the state’s international engagement at the "Learn International Nebraska" webinar on Feb. 22-23. Continue reading…
Students Together Against Cancer (STAC) will sell masks, hats, t-shirts, and stickers outside the Nebraska Union from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 17–19. All funds raised through the sale go to local cancer patients to pay their food and utility bills.