In an ongoing effort to provide educational opportunities and support for student success, UNL has announced optional, remote three-week sessions, expanded study spaces, and fee reductions for qualifying students. Continue reading…
Getting vaccinated is the best way to reduce your student’s risk of getting the flu and to help protect the Husker community. Keep reading to learn how your student can get their free flu shot from the University Health Center this month. Continue reading…
The university’s TestNebraska site — located on the ground floor of the 17th and R Streets parking garage — has increased the number of tests it can conduct and has expanded hours to include a Sunday afternoon option. Additionally, a randomized diagnostic testing program is being launched. Continue reading…
As UNL plans spring classes, it is following feedback received from the fall experience so far: students want more clarity on how courses are being delivered and want more opportunities to be in the classroom for in-person classes. Learn more about streamlined course delivery for the upcoming term. Continue reading…
Give your student a call and plan to get together virtually to participate in Family Weekend. Live stream options include student performances, a magician and entertainer, an opera and Family Feud - Husker Edition (with audience prizes!!!).
Launched in 2019, the Counselors-in-Residence (CIR) program provides mental health help to students in the convenience of their own residence hall. CIR services are free to students with no session limit. Keep reading to get to know the three Counselors-in-Residence and how they can help you. Continue reading…
Being a resident assistant (RA) is one of the most influential and meaningful leadership opportunities at NEBRASKA. Applications to be an RA for 2021-22 are currently being accepted through Oct. 9. Continue reading…
More details at: https://housing.unl.edu/ra
The Huskers Vote Coalition (HVC) and ASUN Student Government have tools to ensure Huskers are prepared to cast a ballot in the upcoming general election – regardless of the location/state they plan to cast their ballot – and to register them to be voters if they are not currently signed up. Continue reading…
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers short-term counseling at no cost to all current UNL students. Meet the newest team members who make an incredible difference in helping and supporting students. Continue reading…
COVID-19 Digest. Get the latest campus news related to COVID-19. Click to learn more.
The Husker Pantry offers assistance to students experiencing food and shelter insecurities. You can help by donating monetarily, donating items or purchasing items off of the Amazon wish list. Continue reading…
Students and parents alike can learn more about campus resources through this video series hosted by Student Support Services, a TRIO Scholars program. Tune in on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. or review videos at your convenience. Topics include connecting with counseling, how to get tutoring help and more.
Students and those who support them can access resources and activities to engage in career exploration and preparation, wherever a student is in their career development. Continue reading…