Join Husker Softball and Wrestling to support breast cancer awareness and research at Holmes Lake Park on Oct. 28, and wear pink to "Pink Out" the UNL campus and show your support on Friday, Oct. 26. Sign up to join and donate to the "Go Pink Bleed Red-Huskers" team. Continue reading…
The Black Masque chapter at UNL was among outstanding Mortar Board chapters presented with a Golden Torch Award at the Mortar Board National Conference in Chicago in late July. Only 31 of the 229 chartered chapters nationwide earned the award. Continue reading…
Fleming Fields Annex Building (FFAB) at 2301 N. 33rd Street is the 'temporary' Campus Rec Fitness Center at East Campus while the new rec center is constructed. It opened on Oct. 22. The Activities Building will also re-open with limited hours for basketball and table tennis. Continue reading…
Phi Sigma Pi and Teach For America are sponsoring a free viewing of the documentary "Waiting For Superman" at 7 p.m. Oct. 23 in the City Union Regency Suite. Free refreshments. Continue reading…
Why was "The Addams Family" set in a decayed Victorian house? Why does the ominous mansion in "Psycho" have a mansard roof? Sarah Burns, art historian, will answer those questions a lecture, "Better for Haunts: Victorian Houses and the Modern Imagination," 5:30 p.m. Oct. 23 Sheldon Museum of Art. Continue reading…
Massage Therapy at UNL Campus Recreation will host several on-campus events this week, including free chair massages and a drawing for two free 60-minute massages. The celebration is a part of the 16th annual Massage Therapy Awareness Week. Continue reading…
UNL Campus Recreation is offering Ballroom and Country Dance Lessons this fall from 7:30–9 p.m. on Tuesday nights, Oct. 23–Nov. 13. Classes are held at the Nebraska East Union. Continue reading…
The UNL Russian Club is offering a free screening of the film "August 8th," 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 25 in the Nebraska Union. The screening is open to faculty, staff and students. Continue reading…
Students are invited to come to the Gaughan Multicultural Center to get FREE blood draws and wellness panels from the University Health Center staff. This event is Thursday, Oct. 25 from 7:30-9:30 AM. Take a few minutes to learn more about your health and wellness.
The Department of Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design announces the dedication of the Mary Mitchell Fashion Studio in conjunction with the exhibition "Drawn to Fashion: The Illustrations of Mary Mitchell." The exhibition is Oct. 22-Nov. 30 at Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery. Continue reading…
Julia McQuillan and Karina Shreffler will explore if sterilization is still more common and more consequential among Black, Latina, and Native American women compared to White women in the United States, and if the patterns are the same for all marginalized groups. Continue reading…
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Discover why lifting weights can improve your body and health, learn lifting techniques, and get great exercise tips at a free Women's Strength Training mini-workshop from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 24 in Campus Rec Center, room 230. Open to all female UNL students. Please wear exercise attire. Continue reading…
The UNL Crew team will sell Alpaca wool clothing items including hats, sweaters and mittens at the City Union Plaza from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day Oct. 22-26. Proceeds will help benefit the club's training, traveling, and competition expenses. Continue reading…
The new fulldome schedule at Mueller Planetarium features "Dark," a show that explains and explores the nature of dark matter. The new schedule also features the return of National Geographic's "Sea Monsters," which plays Thursdays at 7 p.m. "Dark" will be shown on weekends. Continue reading…
Online job listing sites can be helpful in a job search. Unfortunately, some fraudulent positions are created in these systems. Regardless of the source, you must use common sense and caution in your job search. Visit http://www.unl.edu/careers/jobsearch/safety.shtml for more information. Continue reading…
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World Food Prize laureate Daniel Hillel will discuss managing scarce water in a changing climate during a noon Oct. 26 lecture in the Embassy Suites ballroom, 1040 P St. The lecture is free and open to the public. Continue reading…