You can help create a welcoming environment for all Nebraska students. On Sept. 5, 2019, incoming first-year students will participate in Huskers Dialogues. Sign up to help lead small group discussion. Continue reading…
Speech-language pathology graduate students in Special Education and Communication Disorders are hosting the fifth annual Aphasia Awareness Walk June 8 on East Campus. Proceeds benefit the Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic's services and programming for people with aphasia. Continue reading…
Nebraska has implemented a new campus mobility policy to provide direction to the university community on the permitted use of various types of transportation.
Claire Stewart is the new dean of University Libraries. She will also hold a continuous appointment as professor in the Libraries. Continue reading…
Invite your family to participate in the university's Family Weekend, September 20-22, 2019. Families can register to attend free of charge. Activities include a comedian, tours of Memorial Stadium, a football watch party at the stadium, a meal in a residence hall and more.
The Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services (OASIS) is accepting applications for the Fall 2019 OASIS Intercultural Leadership Program (OILP). The OILP is a 14-week, seminar-style course designed to develop undergraduate student leadership in a cross-cultural context.
More details at: https://www.unl.edu/oasis/oasis-leadership-program
The Big Red Resilience and Well-being team have trained nearly 70 staff, faculty and graduate students to deliver REACH suicide prevention training. Now seven months since the program began, more than 1,000 members of the university community have completed the 90-minute gatekeeper training. Continue reading…
Beginning May 20, @huskers.unl.edu is the official email address for University of Nebraska-Lincoln students. If you haven't set up your account, here's what you need to know. Continue reading…
We are seeking participants for a paid study on how to reduce stress during blood draw. We are also interested in how immune system activity influences women’s sexual wellbeing. Women (19+) who are healthy and no problems having blood drawn may be eligible to participate. Continue reading…