The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is moving forward with plans to return to near-normal activity levels in the fall. Classes that are regularly taught in-person and online will more closely reflect a pre-pandemic fall schedule. Web Conferencing classes are not expected to be widely available. Continue reading…
Your Husker can return to have an awesome on-campus living experience in 2021-22. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s plan to hold May 2021 undergraduate commencement ceremonies in person at Memorial Stadium is coming into focus. Read on to learn more about what to expect this spring.
Sunshine and warmer temperatures brings more chances to for being outside. Outdoor Adventures and Intramural Sports have these 10 activities lined up this month for Huskers.
Sometimes it takes just one conversation to save a life. Senior Kate Smith applied her experience with Big Red Resilience & Well-Being and her artistic talents to create a display in Howard L. Hawks Hall to spread the message that Suicide Is Preventable.
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has launched a new summer session website to provide resources for students interested in taking courses to broaden their career skills, explore a new topic, catch up or get ahead on their degree requirements during the summer term. Continue reading…
Kaela Meyer was breathing a sigh of relief. The senior co-captain of the Huskers Cheer Squad had finally decided where she was headed next for graduate school. Soon though, she found herself giving lifesaving CPR.
Beginning April 1, undergraduates can apply to be part of the Huskers After-School and Summer Learning Opportunities (HALO) program, in which participants will lead children in grades K-12 in after-school clubs and summer activities both online and in-person. All students are eligible to apply.
With study abroad travel to be prohibited at least through June 30, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is offering a series of summer classes at half the regular tuition rate to provide students global experiences without international travel.
Construction began in October 2019 on the $75 million renovation of the Walter Scott Engineering Center and Nebraska Hall. Now construction is underway on the east side of the engineering complex, next to Abel/Sandoz Residence Halls. Continue reading…
In partnership with University Housing, Husker Hall is home to the Collegiate Recovery Community. Students who wish to live in the community for 2021-2022 are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Scholarships for room and board are available. Continue reading…
As you anticipate your student’s return home, now is a great time to reflect on your relationship and how you can help further prepare them for life beyond college. Learn what to watch for and how to help cultivate further skills. Continue reading…
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If your student is preparing to graduate soon, make sure they have a clean bill of health before they walk across the stage. Scheduling a physical will help them navigate this time of transition in a healthy way. Learn why it's important for your student and how they can make an appointment. Continue reading…
During the last ten days in March, Husker Nation stepped up to donate food, cleaning and hygiene products, and school supplies to benefit students facing food insecurity and hunger. Nearly 6,000 items are distributed each month during the summer. Read on to see how you can help. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Writing Center is still a bustling place, now in a virtual space. Following a successful transition to online writing consultations in March 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the center has continued to expand its reach.