The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is planning to hold its May 2021 undergraduate commencement ceremonies in person at Memorial Stadium, Chancellor Ronnie Green announced today. Tickets, which will be free of charge, will be required for admission. More details will be provided at a later date.
Summer sessions are a great way for students to catch up or get ahead on their degree requirements, broaden their career skills or explore a new topic. Summer courses are available in MyRED, and registration begins March 1. Continue reading…
If your student pays student fees, they can receive their first nutrition counseling visit with the University Health Center registered dietitian for no additional cost. Here are a few reasons why you may want to encourage your student to take advantage of this valuable on-campus resource. Continue reading…
By now the excitement to see and hang out with friends has likely worn off, and your student faces the demands of college — papers, exams, homework and so much more. Continue reading…
Launching March 1, the training aims to increase prevention, understanding of policies and response. Huskers have 30 days to complete the mandatory online training. Failure to complete the training may prevent or delay future course registration. Students will receive an email with instructions.
If the stress of courses, the pandemic or life in general are impacting your student, CAPS is here to help. This month three new drop-in group therapy programs debut, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Creating Emotional Connection and Stress Management. Continue reading…
Whether you haven't been able to tour or visit the university due to the pandemic or are interested in seeing a special virtual tour video made for the College of Business academic accreditation review, you can now take a virtual visit of the college on YouTube. Continue reading…
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is offering area residents free tax preparation virtually. Typically offered as face-to-face assistance, this year IRS-trained volunteers will work with clients completely online to prepare and electronically file tax returns.
Students interning in Washington D.C. this summer, virtually or in-person, can maximize their experience through guided and targeted activities designed to expand their exposure, learning and connections through the D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy. Continue reading…
In a 24-hour period Feb. 17-18, the 2021 Glow Big Red crowdfunding event set a new record by generating nearly 4,000 gifts totaling about $436,000 in support of University of Nebraska–Lincoln scholarships and programs.
Scientists have long known that all living things require specific amounts of elements such as carbon, nitrogen and phosphorous to survive and thrive. With human activity increasingly altering these concentrations, researchers and policymakers will study, predict and manage affects on ecosystems.