The annual Husker Dialogues is kicking off this week. The program introduces first-year students to tools for engaging in tough-but-necessary conversations centered on diversity and inclusion and to build community on campus and inspire change. Continue reading…
In an effort to reach more students, a second location for Husker Pantry was opened Aug. 30 on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s East Campus.
Any RSO, Greek group, or residence hall floor or complex can register to participate in the Homecoming parade. Choose from creating a float, decorating a golf cart or walking and showcasing other talents. Start talking with your friends now!
Featuring the band PIONEER, enjoy great live music under the stars and an original sound inspired by pop, rock, and folk genres at the East Campus Street Dance. Free for UNL students. Check out the full details for this event + the numerous activities happening in the upcoming weeks.
Career Fairs will connect students with employers recruiting for internships and full-time positions in a 4-day in-person event September 21-24 and a virtual event October 12-13. Continue reading…
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As reported through the university’s voluntary registry, 81% of faculty/instructors, 74% of staff and 69% of students (those participating in on-campus courses this fall) are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The vaccination rate amongst the university’s student-athletes is 91%.
COVID-19 isn't the only virus out there. Avoid colds, flus, strep and other common illnesses by following these simple tips from the University Health Center: Disinfect your backpack, avoid sharing items, be mindful when you play group sports, clean your electronic devices and wash your hands. Continue reading…
Play of the Week: Interception
With no other RSOs submitting new content for the week, DANCE MARATHON has the stage all to themselves. The group is looking for Huskers to join the Morale Committee to prepare for another record-breaking year raising money to help children in the fight against pediatric cancers. Continue reading…
A fresh lineup of student workshops is available for students at Nebraska from Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). View a list of workshop topics and the schedule of "adulting" sessions.
In the next 30 days, there are 9 free workshops to help undergraduates with their academic success in the classroom. Every Husker can find benefit from any of the topics to be presented. Here's the scoop. Continue reading…
Currently in its first year, the Dining Student Leadership Program is a pilot program actively recruiting up to 35 first-year students who qualify for federal work-study. Participants will gain valuable experience for other fields and professions and receive a free Platinum 14/600 meal plan.
The first full week of September is also the third week of the semester. Here's a list of recommended campus events for Huskers to check out.
Game Day is a Nebraska football tradition and cheering on the Huskers can be a fun group activity. Here are a few quick tips to help you have a fun and safe game experience no matter where you plan to cheer on the Huskers.
It's impossible for every student to attend each football game, or it may just not be your thing. Either way, here are some activities for you to enjoy during Husker game days– if you aren't planning on watching the game.
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Test your entrepreneurial creativity and meet new collaborators and friends. In this challenge open to all Nebraska students, student teams work on a creative task (a secret until the event) over the weekend. All undergraduate students welcome! Begins Thursday, September 16, 5-6:30 p.m. Continue reading…
Education Abroad is helping 100 Huskers get their first passport for free, a process that usually costs around $160. Apply before October 1 for the Passport Giveaway. Keep reading to learn more about the necessary criteria and why everyone should have their passport.
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The Zero Street Fiction series will invite submissions of novels and short story collections from new and established LGBTQ+ authors that feature LGBTQ+ characters and/or themes.
The International Quilt Museum is presenting quilts in a physical and digital installation that commemorate the individuals who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks. The exhibition also addresses the recent loss of life due to the COVID-19 pandemic and racial violence.
