The university will provide two face coverings to each student this fall. Students living on campus or in Greek chapters will receive the masks during move in. Athletics will distribute to student athletes. All other students can pick up the masks at three campus locations beginning Aug. 10.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln plans for a return to on-campus, in-person instruction this fall include offering COVID-19 testing through a partnership with a state program.
It is inevitable that most students will get sick or injure themselves at some point during their college experience. Follow this seven-step checklist from the University Health Center to ensure your student is prepared for the unexpected. Continue reading…
Only two weeks remain until fall classes begin meeting on August 17, 2020. Here’s a few things your student can do to ease their return to campus and minimize delays. Continue reading…
Out of an abundance of caution for the extended Husker community, Family Weekend at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will be offered virtually in fall 2020. Continue reading…
University of Nebraska–Lincoln preparations for a return to in-person, on-campus instruction this fall are now focused on bolstering indoor air quality.
Determined to meet its mission to provide food assistance and hygiene items to Huskers, the pantry adopted an online system for students to safely order items and pick up by car, bike or on foot. Continue reading…
With about 4,000 of the new arrivals anticipated between Aug. 13 and Aug. 16, the university for the first time is instituting curbside move-in.
Beginning Monday, July 27, patrons will be able to purchase tickets for shows scheduled through Jan. 16, 2021, which will all feature socially distanced seating. Tickets for shows after that will go on sale later in the fall.
Thirty University of Nebraska–Lincoln undergraduates have earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to support credit-bearing study abroad, internship abroad or virtual international opportunities between spring 2021 and Dec. 31, 2021.
A new student organization in the College of Business is forming to build community and create opportunities for LGBTQIA+ students and allies to lift up each other. Continue reading…
Student career development can be supported in many ways by people in their lives from their home, academics, work and community. Learn three ways you can serve as a career advocate to help your student maximize their opportunities. Continue reading…