Announced by Chancellor Ronnie Green in a Feb. 3 email to campus, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s multi-layered strategy to limit spread of COVID-19 has expanded to include a third round of re-entry testing and a potential shift to random mitigation sampling.
Residence Life is providing student residents the opportunity to connect and find academic support in a virtual space. Through Feb. 17, students living on campus can sign up for a digital study group by taking a short interest quiz in Canvas.
Students can connect with internships and full-time jobs from employers across fields and industries at the virtual University Career Fair, Feb. 23-26, 2021. Continue reading…
Glow Big Red — 24 Hours of Husker Giving is an annual fundraising event now in its third year. There are three ways you can participate:
1) Give - Choose a cause, program or college to support.
2) Light it up - Glow red to show support.
3) Share your story - Use #GlowBigRed to share your story. Continue reading…
Students needn't wait until they're sick or injured to learn how to use the University Health Center this semester. They can be prepared by adding the health center’s number to their phone contacts, knowing the hours of operation, understanding how to make appointments and more. Continue reading…
The spring league gets the ball rolling on a new season during the second week of February inside the Nebraska East Union's renovated Husker Bowling Center. Teams of five students each will compete in games on Thursday evenings, Feb. 11 – April 1. Registration closes on Feb. 10.
Students who live on campus can join GroupMe communities as a way to connect and engage. Residence Life is offering six groups based on personal interests. Continue reading…
The newly-transformed East Campus landmark - in the former C.Y. Thompson Library - is now a technology-rich environment with active and quiet places for students to study and collaborate, including the new Learning Stair. Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Each February the nation comes together to celebrate Black History Month. Through this month-long recognition, challenges endured by Black Americans - particularly in their mental health and well-being - come into focus. CAPS offers services that help Black students overcome barriers.
Study spaces on campus for students to attend Zoom classes, access remote course materials and collaborate on small group projects while staying safe and physically distant have been updated for the spring semester. Continue reading…
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Incoming students with interest in making business more inclusive for all are invited to apply for the new Inclusive Business Leaders program by March 1. The program offers first-year students a $1,000 scholarship, free textbook rentals and more. Learn more at https://business.unl.edu/leaders. Continue reading…
Collegiate Recovery Communities create a place for students in recovery from substance use to grow and support one another throughout the university journey. After over a year of planning, Husker Hall will open to students in recovery in Fall 2021. Continue reading…
The Lied Center for Performing Arts’ spring season features a diverse lineup ranging from Tony Award-winning Broadway stars to virtuosic musicians to headline entertainment. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly all spring events will feature both in-person and virtual attendance options.