Happening this week - April 22 & 24. The annual sustainability event celebrates the beauty and bounty of Planet Earth and Mother Nature. Wednesday's midday Block Party includes the farmers & makers market; art; and free plants. Friday's Music Festival has live performances by Gentz and The Red Keys.
All students are invited to fuel up for FREE at the special event at Willa Cather Dining Center from from 9 to 11 PM April 28. Menu includes cheesy omelets, French toast, hash browns, biscuits & gravy, donuts, and more. Win prizes playing trivia and games. Bring your NCard to get in.
From April 21 through May 2, unwind a bit each day with so many events and celebrations. Gather friends and make plans to meet up at events like Free Bowling; Gradfest; Free Ice Skating; End of the Year Bash; De-Stress Fest, and FriYay Fest. Continue reading to see details for all.
With longer, higher-pressure study sessions ahead as the semester draws to a close, Ellyn McCarter, registered dietitian with University Dining, shares a few simple ways to help you stay focused and make the most of your time in this 3-minute read.
The Nebraska Union is set to add two new dining options — Sossy, a slow-cooked barbecue space, and Choolaah, the first Indian-inspired concept for the Nebraska Union. (rendering by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture)
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is reimagining one of its busiest campus hubs, expanding the Nebraska Union dining area with new restaurant concepts, more variety and a redesigned approach. Set to open early in the fall 2026 semester, the renovation will grow to five dining options, including two
A cluttered wooden table with papers, notebooks, a calculator, pens, an orange, a bowl of nuts, a glass of water, a green mug, and a book titled “Chaos.”
Preparing for finals week isn’t just about studying. It’s also about having a plan to stay focused, manage stress and care for your body. Find practical tips from the University Health Center to help you stay balanced and focused. Continue reading…