No matter your student's political views, the upcoming election may be a source of anxiety or disappointment. View tips from Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) professionals that you can share to guide your student on how to handle those feelings.
Even if your student missed the flu shot clinics in October, they can still get their free flu shot on campus. To schedule an appointment, they should call 402-472-5000.
As the semester is coming to an end, students may experience increased stress as they prepare for final exams and projects. Here are a few tips for parents and supportive adults to help students in the upcoming weeks. Continue reading…
Whatever your political affiliation or belief system, the election season reminds many of polarization. The Peace + Civility Project offers nine tools to encourage the core values of civil interactions. This project is not intended to end disagreements, but to improve public discourse. Continue reading…
No one wants to have COVID-19, and even more so during the Thanksgiving holiday. If your student ends up in this unfortunate situation of testing positive, please know that resources are here to help you and your student. Continue reading…
COVID-19 Digest. Get the latest campus news related to COVID-19. Click to learn more.
Valentino's at the Nebraska Union and Varsity Pizza at the Harper Dining Center are offering pizza deals for Husker football Saturdays. Continue reading…
If your student has delayed health care appointments these past few months due to the COVID-19 pandemic and their busy schedules, it's time for them to reconnect with a health care provider. Continue reading…
Winter break is a time when many students look forward to reconnecting with family and friends they may not have seen while away at school. However, now, before your student returns home, is the time to come up with a plan and discuss expectations. Continue reading…
Priority registration for spring semester, including courses for the optional Spring Three-Week Session, began on Oct. 26. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln continues its response to the coronavirus pandemic with an optional Spring Three-Week Session. There will be many courses that fulfill ACE and degree requirements and many newly created special topics courses, experiential learning and career readiness courses. Continue reading…
Parents are often surprised to learn this fact. Even though it seems early your student's academic year, they may already be getting pressured to sign an enticing lease to live off-campus in 2021-22. Continue reading…
Students will soon be registering for spring semester classes which leads some to question their major(s) and/or career path. You and your student can view Candid Career videos that provide honest career information from professionals across multiple fields. Continue reading…
The university has extended the suspension of university-sponsored international travel for students through the spring semester. This includes all Education Abroad programs. Connect with Education Abroad at Nebraska to learn about virtual international opportunities for Huskers.
Blockchain researcher, entrepreneur and TED speaker Bettina Warburg-Johnson will discuss how the newest tech will impact our future in this year's Lewis E. Harris Lecture, November 6, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Students, parents and alumni can RSVP for this online event. Continue reading…