As you encounter the first exams and papers of the semester, you or your friends may feel overwhelmed and in need of additional support. CAPS offers same-day initial evaluations (first appointments), and two other campus resources also are available. Read to learn more. Continue reading…
In this issue: Bosnian American Student Alliance + Afghan Student Association // Lutheran Student Center // Middle Eastern and North African Student Association // Nebraska Chess // Engineers Without Borders // Dance Marathon // Multicultural Greek Council Continue reading…
A fun-filled tradition, "Mini-Golf Night," is 7 to 10 p.m. September 24 at the Adventure Golf Center. Join hundreds of Huskers to kick back and putt-er around on the two 18-hole courses. Free with EventPass app. Keep reading for more info + the details about Dance Marathon's Block Party.
Starting today, Huskers can claim their individual time slot for the annual blood drive happening during Homecoming Week. The four-day event is 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept 27 at the Nebraska East Union and then 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 28, 29 and 30 in the Nebraska Union Centennial Room. Continue reading…
Students, clubs, and orgs can sign up to compete as 2-person team in the Homecoming Cornhole Tournament - to be played from 2 to 6 p.m. Sept 29 in Memorial Stadium. The top 3 teams receive Homecoming Competition points. All boards and bags will be provided. Registration deadline is extended to 9/22.
Set yourself up for success with this this in-person opportunity to explore full-time opportunities and internships! Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are at the Nebraska Union; Friday is at the Nebraska East Union. You need to register to get all the perks - sign up now.
More than 30% of Husker students will face food insecurity and hunger at some point in the coming year. Between Sept. 22–Oct. 1 the Husker Pantry is collecting 3,000 items to directly benefit UNL students. Here's how you can help.
When you feel concerned for a classmate, friend or loved one – it’s important to ask if they're ok. If something is going on in their life or you notice a change in what they’re doing/saying, it’s time to trust your gut and ask them “RU OK?” From 12-2 p.m. Sept. 23 learn to ask this vital question. Continue reading…
When you're packing your backpack for the day, remember to include a first aid kit or these basic items to keep you healthy: thermometer, cough drops, pain relievers, antacid and antibiotic ointment. Learn more about why you need these supplies and how to purchase them at the health center pharmacy.
After a renovation, the former dining center is now the Selleck Food Court - with numerous restaurant and cuisine options for dining-to-go meals. Orders are placed via the Transact Mobile Order app, where you conveniently select from the menu offerings and pay without waiting in line. Continue reading…
It's finally fall– you can probably already feel the air getting crisper, and maybe you're finding yourself craving pumpkin pie and apple cider. Get in the autumnal spirit with these festive celebrations, all located in or around Lincoln.
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As reported through the university’s voluntary registry on Sept. 16, 84% of faculty/instructors, 76% of staff and 72% of students (those participating in on-campus courses this fall) have completed the vaccination process.
Eating locally grown produce is a great way to support local producers while also adding variety and flavor to the dishes you eat. Continue reading…
All students, faculty, and staff and returned Peace Corps volunteers are invited to attend the launch event for Nebraska’s new Peace Corps Prep program from 4 to 6 p.m. Sept. 28 at the Wick Alumni Center. RSVP to attend by Sept. 22. Continue reading…
In the next two weeks, check out these 5 great chances to experience Lincoln and the outdoors as the seasons change from summer to autumn - all from the seat of a bicycle. Enjoy nature - for a even a short time - as it transforms the colors of trees and the daily temperatures begin to cool. Continue reading…
The College of Architecture is excited to announce internationally renowned designer Jason Bruges, founder of Jason Bruges Studio, known as a pioneer in the space between art, architecture, technology and interactive design, will be giving the first Hyde lecture of the season titled “An Insight into Continue reading…
