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Campus Recreation and the University Health Center are both accepting applications this month for new members to serve on their respective advisory boards next academic year. Here's how you apply before the March 18 and March 26 deadlines.
If you're looking for something to do this week on campus, there are tons of great options. Check out this list of entertaining, educational and social activities happening this week.
This summer choose from 20+ highly affordable Global Experience courses that cover a variety of subjects — including peace negotiation, entrepreneurship in Rwanda, the rise of China and the global Black Lives Matter movement. Add one to your portfolio to make sure you’re future and world ready! Continue reading…
Taking a break has many benefits. It allows you to be social and connect with others, clear your head from stress, re-center your mind on what really matters and leave you feeling refreshed and awake. Plus, fresh air outside makes it even more enjoyable to leave your studying space for a bit.
To meet expected increased needs this summer, the entire Husker community and alumni are asked to help support the Husker Pantry Spring Food Drive from March 22-31. Organizers aim to collect 2021 items during this ten-day period to build up reserve inventory for the pantry's services.
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[from the Daily Nebraskan] As part of their initiative called Curious Cornhuskers, an anonymous reader “When is the least busy time to go to the rec?” and the Daily Nebraskan got the answer.
Head out on the town for a night of FREE bowling and other activities to enjoy. Check out our list to see everything going on this Friday and upcoming weeks.
Nominate any student, instructor, staff or group demonstrating a significant contribution toward creating a diverse and inclusive campus community through the implementation of policies, research, procedures, initiatives or programs by March 22. Here's how to submit your nomination.
The world is a typically safe place if you stay alert and smart. No one likes to think about things going wrong, but in the event of an emergency it's important to be able to defend yourself or your loved ones. Here are some basic self-defense tips that everyone should know (just in case).
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. If you don't have time to eat in the morning or struggle to afford food, try these tips from the University Health Center registered dietitian. Check out this practical, simple approach to building a meal in minutes that is affordable and portable.
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The Geography Student Organization is hosting a week-long map-a-thon event starting March 15. Follow the link below to access all the information needed to participate, then email your map to GSO for a chance to win one of two awesome prizes. Continue reading…
The Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders is hosting four virtual open houses for its graduate programs in audiology and speech-language pathology the end of March. Continue reading…
UNL plans to hold its May 2021 undergraduate commencement ceremonies at Memorial Stadium, Chancellor Ronnie Green announced. The May 8 event will be the first time since Dec 2019 — prior to the coronavirus pandemic — that the university has held a full-fledged commenement ceremony in person.