SPRING BREAKOUT: A festival to help students refocus and recharge
Even though we aren't having a traditional spring break holiday this year, Huskers can have some fun-in-the-sun at a SPRING BREAKOUT special event on Monday, March 29.
New website helps students explore summer opportunities
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has launched a new summer session website to provide resources for students interested in taking courses to broaden their career skills, explore a new topic, catch up or get ahead on their degree requirements during the summer term. Continue reading…
Husker Pantry's top 10 most-wanted items
March 22-31 is the annual Spring Food Drive to benefit the on-campus pantry - which is aiming to collect 2,021 items for distribution to Husker students. To help you decide what you can contribute, here's a list of the Top 10 items and where you can donate.
Student perspectives featured in ASUN’s ‘Diversity and Inclusion’ forum
On March 30, the ASUN Student Government is hosting a “Diversity and Inclusion in Action: Student Perspectives” forum via Zoom. It will feature an open discussion based on selected real-life scenarios that happen on campus. Register in advance to receive the Zoom link.
Odds are Huskers will be selected for multiple COVID tests
Overall, the probability that students will be selected multiple times throughout the spring semester are high and should be expected. Conversely, the chance of not being selected at all during 11 weeks of randomized testing this semester is about 11%. Here's the interesting facts to intrigue you.
What every Husker should know about the COVID-19 vaccinations
The university wants you to be prepared when you're eligible to get vaccinated for COVID-19. Check out this website from the University Health Center to help get your questions answered and stay informed.
OASIS Late Night Dish It Up: Rise of Hate Crimes Against Asians
Join OASIS on Thursday, March 25 at 7 p.m. for a conversation about Anti-Asian Violence with Asian student leaders and faculty. Dish It Up is a safe space for students, staff, and faculty to share their personal views, engage in civil discussion, and learn from others.
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Lincoln wants your input on the next Police Chief
Add your thoughts on the skills and qualities desired in Lincoln’s next Police Chief. Students are invited to participate in a Youth Focus Group being held from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 24 via Zoom. Registration is required to participate.
Events you shouldn't miss this week | March 22–27
Look through our weekly list of activities and experiences to find ways to keep yourself engaged with campus every day this week.
Fridays in Spring: Great IN-PERSON activities for next 2 Fridays
MARCH 26: Choose from a Rocket League Tournament, Free Bowling Night and Afternoon Tea Time. COMING APRIL 2: Free Skate Night returns to the Breslow Ice Hockey Center. See the full list at the link below.
100 Huskers sought to lead K-12 after-school, summer experiences
Applications open April 1, 2021 for newly-launched opportunity for Huskers to gain valuable career experience while giving back to youth across the state. Undergraduates from all areas of study can apply.
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Brain on Fire: Acclaimed journalist Susannah Cahalan to discuss health & human resilience
UPC Nebraska is pleased to offer a discussion with journalist and New York Times bestselling author Susannah Cahalan. During this exclusive session, Cahalan reveals her journey from a promising young writer with a clean bill of health to a restrained hospital patient descending into madness.
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On-campus, outdoor activities to connect you with nature this spring
Now that the weather is warming up, you'll probably find yourself itching to get outside. Luckily, there are many convenient options for outdoor activities around campus. Whether you want to simply soak in the sun or work up a sweat, there's something you'll have a blast doing.
After pandemic pivot, Writing Center’s footprint grows
Since the fall semester, 523 Huskers in 98 different majors completed 831 appointments with the Writing Center's peer consultants - using an innovative online platform to bring the writers into a comfortable 1-on-1 space where they can focus on their writing - and ultimately, academic - success.
Calling all artists: Enter the 2021 Earthstock Art Show
The ASUN Environmental Sustainability Committee, in partnership with the ASUN Campus Life & Safety Committee, is looking for creative projects for the upcoming Earthstock Art Show taking place on April 30 at The Railyard.
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Perry Photo Challenge: Look through the finalists' outstanding photo essays.
The Perry Photojournalism Challenge is an annual competition to test participants' creativity, storytelling and drive. Senior Lucy Moran won the grand prize, a $10,000 scholarship to continue her studies. Read more to view Moran's essay, as well as projects from the other four finalists.
Complete Cornhusker Tradition experiences by March 31 for an invite to a spring gala
As the weather warms up, get out to visit some uniquely Nebraskan Cornhusker traditions– buildings, statues, events and experiences that are essential to complete before you graduate. Check out the list of 60+ traditions created by the Alumni Association, and complete 50 for a Spring Gala invite.
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The Racial Justice Alliance is now accepting new members
The UNL Racial Justice Alliance is looking for students committed to racial justice. Graduate and undergraduate students are encouraged to submit an application now until March 25.
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Mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile to perform at the Lied Center
Mandolin virtuoso, vocalist, and former "Live From Here" host Chris Thile will perform at the Lied Center on March 24 at 7:30pm. FREE student tickets are available via Arts for All through UNL Marketplace or the Lied Box Office. Continue reading…
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