Career Fairs move virtual for Fall 2020
Students can connect and interact with employers through an online career fair platform this fall. Learn how you can help your student get ready. Continue reading…
COVID-19: 6 things to share with your student
While your student enjoys the excitement of being on campus and determines what their coursework looks like for the fall, they should be thinking about a few other things too. Continue reading…
Fall Three-Week Session expands academic opportunities for students
Interested students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln can catch up or get ahead on their degree requirements, broaden their career skills, or explore new topics with a new, remote Fall Three-Week Session at the end of the regular fall semester. Continue reading…
New services at Counseling and Psychological Services
With the concerns surrounding COVID-19, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is introducing two new virtual services for students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. These new options aim to make counseling even more accessible for students. Continue reading…
Building a community for students in recovery
Every Monday at 8 p.m. in Husker Hall, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are held for students starting August 31. Continue reading…
Black Student Union president determined to foster change
Since beginning her first year at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Batool Ibrahim has endeavored to change the landscape around her.
Quarantine a key part of campus COVID-19 protections
Quarantine is the practice of separating individuals who have had close contact with someone with COVID-19 to determine if they develop symptoms or test positive for the disease. Increase your familiarity of quarantine to help your student understand this frequently used COVID-19 terminology.
Student support program earns $2.95M in federal funding
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Student Support Services program has received a five-year, $2,952,820 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to continue helping low-income and first-generation undergraduate students earn college degrees.
What to expect from the virtual Family Weekend
Mark your calendar to log in to participate in virtual activities with your student during Family Weekend: October 2-4, 2020. Live streams will include a magician and entertainer on Friday evening, and campus tours, games, and networking opportunities on Saturday.
Health Center Pharmacy is a convenient, affordable option
The on-campus pharmacy offers prescriptions and over-the-counter items to keep your student well. Learn more about this valuable campus resource. Continue reading…
Well-being coaches are here for Huskers
Big Red Resilience and Well-being coaches have a new option for well-being coaching. An in-person 'walking session' is being added as a new way for students to receive their well-being coaching. Continue reading…
Fall Power Lunches begin in Lincoln September 23
Professionals are invited to take advantage of professional development opportunities offered by Nebraska's Center for Executive and Professional Development. The fall Power Lunch series covers improving workplace productivity, leadership skills, management, job fulfillment and more. Continue reading…
University finalizes federally mandated Title IX update
Following a months-long review and drafting process, the University of Nebraska system has updated its policy and procedures on sexual misconduct in order to comply with new federal Title IX regulations.
COVID-19 Digest. Get the latest campus news related to COVID-19. Click to learn more.
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