As students encounter the first exams and papers of the semester, they may feel overwhelmed and in need of additional support. CAPS offers same-day initial evaluations (first appointments), and two other campus resources also are available. Read more to know where to guide your student for support. Continue reading…
From October 15 to 19, campus spaces will remain open with reduced hours and select closed days during the Fall Break. Libraries, dining centers, the unions, the rec centers, health center, and other spots are changing hours. Here's the full list of what is open and what's not.
If your student is personable, motivated and someone who loves living on-campus, encourage that they apply to be an RA! Applications for 2022-23 academic year are due today, Oct. 4. Continue reading…
Statistics show that people are craving connection with one another more than ever. In Nebraska’s residence halls, students find opportunities to connect with one another through meaningful learning experiences designed to help students develop, grow and thrive.
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A University of Nebraska–Lincoln collaborative charged with improving sexual misconduct education, training and policy on campus has been made permanent.
While offering things like gelato bars, fully stocked dessert cases, fresh salad bars, allergen-free meals and locally sourced ingredients, Dining Services caters to many tastes and dietary needs on campus. Continue reading…
Seniors Bobby Martin of Omaha and Leigh Jahnke of West Point have been crowned homecoming royalty at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Various student competitions, the royalty election, and lawn displays took place last week as part of the annual homecoming events. Check out photos from the week.
Students can get vaccinated by attending a drop-in vaccine clinic or calling 402.472.5000 to schedule a University Health Center medical clinic appointment. Keep reading to learn about the flu shot clinic schedule, permission rules for minors, what they need to bring to get vaccinated and more. Continue reading…
University Housing and Dining Services will celebrate student residents with events that include special meals, snacks and hall community-building activities. Tell your student to watch for them if they live on campus! Not a current resident? They can still attend the food truck festival Oct. 5.
Students get 3 minutes 2 pitch 1 idea to win cash prizes at the 3-2-1 Quick Pitch competition, Thursday, Nov. 11 at Morrill Hall. Encourage your student to apply now to compete in this Center for Entrepreneurship competition at: https://business.unl.edu/quickpitch. Continue reading…
It is common to that your student may be experiencing increased feelings of anxiety, depressed mood, and worry. Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) provides tips for supporting your student as they continue through the fall semester. Continue reading…
The College of Business and the College of Law have launched a new business and law major that will provide additional career opportunities for Huskers.
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At Pride in the Workplace, LGBTQA+ students, their allies and employers will create connections and discuss workplace inclusion. It will be held virtually from 4-5:30 p.m. Thursday, October 14. Continue reading…
The 2023-24 housing contract for returning students opens at 8 a.m., Oct. 20 in the housing portal in MyRed. Continue reading…
University Libraries announced in May that Dunkin' Donuts had been selected as the café vendor for the Dinsdale Family Learning Common on East Campus. The location will open at 7:30 a.m. Oct. 4.
Annual crime figures indicate that the University of Nebraska–Lincoln remains a generally safe and secure space for students, faculty, staff and the broader Husker community.
The university’s Collegiate Recovery Community continues to grow and expand this year. Organizers host weekly recovery hangouts starting at Big Red Resilience & Well-being (UHC 127) on Fridays at 6:30 p.m. Participants then eat out as a group and carpool to the Lincoln Young People’s AA meeting. Continue reading…