![Homecoming Blood Drive is September 26-29, 2022 at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln [Craig Chandler | University Communication]](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file171515.jpg)
Only a few minutes of your day is all it costs to give blood. Blood donors – and volunteers to help the event - should secure their spot early for the campus drive Sept. 26-29. Day 1, 2, & 3 are at Nebraska Union; Day 4 is at Nebraska East Union. Click the link to sign up.
More details at: https://go.unl.edu/homecomingblooddrive
![Military service members chat after the dedication of the new Veterans’ Tribute space on Sept. 11. [Gus Kathol | University Communication and Marketing]](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file171687.jpg)
The project design, inspired by the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial in Washington, D.C., features 20 glass panels with quotes that depict moments in the lives of veterans, service members and their family members.
We're now three weeks into the semester and you're possibly still settling in and finding your footing. Soon the first set of exams and projects will be here. To prepare for this upcoming period, give attention to your own self-care and personal well-being.
Low-key and casual social activities can introduce you to new hobbies and cultures. More importantly, these activities infuse FUN and respite into your busy college life. Make time for yourself to enjoy food, conversation, the outdoors, films, and poetry at these fantastic events.
Back in the Big XII conference days, Oklahoma was one of Nebraska’s biggest rivals in football. As the rivalry returns for a bit of competitive fun, remember that you can play a part in continuing our tradition of being the “greatest fans in college football.” Here’s how...
![Slow Pitch Softball is registering now in the Intramural Sports leagues at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. [pexels]](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file171692.jpg)
Play for a chance to win a championship t-shirt in upcoming weekend tournaments, single-night play and team sports. Keep reading to learn more about Futsal, Softball, Punting Contest, Cornhole and the Golf Scramble. Continue reading…
Beginning your college career and adjusting to life at UNL can be exciting, and yet, can often lead to feelings of homesickness. It's normal to experience these feelings in your first year and even later into college as you adjust to being back on campus. Read these tips to help you cope and adjust.
Transfer your prescription to the University Health Center's Pharmacy for an on-campus pick-up.
Get ready now for the multi-day career fairs, which kick off Sept. 20. This week make a point to get to the week-long HUSKER SUIT UP event or the 3-day LAVENDER CLOSET POP-UP to grab some fashions at discounted prices or even some free items. Here are the event details you need to know. Continue reading…
![Husker Soccer [Joscelyn Hynes | Nebraska Communications]](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file171671.jpg)
Don't pass on Friday's free YOGA at the rec center or the Husker Soccer's evening match vs. Minnesota. And there's always free BOWLING at the Husker Bowling Center. For Sept 23-25, there are already 7 fun activities for you to enjoy. Check these out to pack your calendar.
With campus dining locations cater to vegan/vegetarian, allergen-aware, barbecue, ethnic cuisine, and more; there truly is something for everyone. Both students with meal plans and those who just want a good meal can visit. Continue reading…
In this issue: National Pan-Hellenic Council // CASNR Coffee Club // Alpha Omicron Pi // Horticulture Club // Orchesis // German Club // Men’s Rugby Club // Men’s Soccer Club // Campus Nightlife Continue reading…
![[Craig Chandler | University Communication]](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file171710.jpg)
The College of Journalism and Mass Communications will host an informational event on the meaning of democracy, 12:30-2:30 p.m. Sept. 15, at the Nebraska Union Memorial Plaza. The event will explore the importance of democracy and invite students to answer, “What does democracy mean to you?"
Knowing your constitutional rights is important, but when was the last time you read the U.S. Constitution? When was the last time you thought about what it takes to be a citizen today? During Constitution Week Sept. 16–22, visit the Love Library South Link for an interactive kiosk to learn more. Continue reading…
Homecoming Week is September 25–October 1, 2022.