By now, the excitement of a fresh semester and seeing friends after a long break has likely worn off, and you are facing the demands of college — papers, exams, homework and so much more. Here's some tips to help you through the rough grind you may be feeling at this point in the semester.
Gather your best friends for a fun-filled evening to putt-er around with Campus NightLife and Lincoln's Prehistoric Putt location. Here's what you need to know to play for FREE.
Learn how to accelerate your career path over summer break by enrolling in summer classes, building your network and resume revamps. Continue reading…
At 7:30 p.m. March 11, Huskers have to chance to hear Harmon's personal story and message during an exclusive Zoom session with the actor, comedian, poet, and mental health advocate who has nearly 3 Million social followers. Here's the details to RSVP for this FREE event.
Who are this year's outstanding student organization, officer, and club member? You and your club/organization could snag one of the 14 coveted Student Impact Awards for your group's contributions to campus life and the community. Put in your nominations NOW before the March 21 deadline.
Click over to Big Red Resilience & Well-being's Instagram from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. March 10 for Fresh Check Day activities that create an approachable and hopeful atmosphere for Huskers to engage in dialogue about their mental health and suicide prevention. (There are FREE PRIZES).
You may have heard about Dance Marathon. This fundraising RSO is devoted to supporting Children's Hospital patients and their families. Their annual main event is HuskerThon, which takes place this year on March 20. Here's how you can get involved with Dance Marathon.
Campus NightLife has secured 100 FREE tickets for students to watch the Lincoln Stars play live at the Ice Box on March 19. Each ticket must be reserved in advance and they are expected to fill up fast. Click the More Details link (below) to secure your ticket.
Here's our curated list of activities for you to consider doing this week.
Got questions about Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) testing? The University Health Center has answers for how to get tested on campus, which tests you need, who will know you got tested, what to do if you test positive and more.
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This week, join the UNL Explore Center's opportunities and virtual workshops for students who are undecided on a major or interested in exploring how their interests relate to possible careers. Here are the FOUR things you should check out. Continue reading…
March 12 is the sign-up deadline for presentations at the UNL Virtual Student Research Days set for April 12-16, 2021. All undergraduate and graduate students are invited to participate. Here are things you need to do to get registered. Continue reading…
Building on the bold vision outlined in the N2025 Strategic Plan, “Forward Together: A Global Strategy for UNL” serves as a comprehensive roadmap to strengthen and expand global education, engagement and impact at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in the years to come.
The Trauma Informed Educators Club is a new organization aimed at raising awareness of childhood trauma. They are focused on learning to support the social, emotional and behavioral development of children impacted by trauma. Come by this week's meeting at 7 p.m. to discuss.
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This quartet shared the stage with Frankie Valli for a decade as the Four Seasons, and on March 13 at 7:30 p.m. & March 14 at 2 p.m. they'll perform at the Lied. FREE student tickets available via Arts for All through UNL Marketplace or the Lied Box Office. Continue reading…
Literature reviews are an essential element of social sciences research projects as they help researchers understand topics, frame challenges, and identify opportunities. In this informal session from 10 to 11 a.m. March 15, librarian Erica DeFrain will share strategies and tools... Continue reading…