Chancellor search listening sessions begin Feb. 7
A series of listening sessions in February will allow for public input on the search for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s next chancellor.
UNL Parents Association announces 2023 board members
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Congratulations to the incoming board members and a big thank you to all who were willing to serve. View the officers and board members who hail from 14 states.
Engineering, Business online master's programs rise in U.S. News Rankings
A top 10 rise for the College of Engineering and another strong showing by the College of Business headline the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s progress in the 2023 U.S. News and World Report rankings of online master’s degree programs.
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Four adventure trips offer unique Spring Break options for Huskers
![University of Nebraska–Lincoln students backpacked through Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument during their spring break in March 2022. [courtesy of UNL Outdoor Adventures]](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file177808.jpg)
Students can choose from canyon canoeing in Texas; backpacking in Escalante N.P. in Utah; rock climbing in the Ozark Mountains; and mountain biking in Arkansas. Space is limited - so immediate action is required to secure a spot. Sign up deadline is Feb 27.
Let’s give, share and glow like never before!
On Feb. 15-16, from noon to noon, we celebrate the fifth annual Glow Big Red! Huskers from around the world will come together to raise money for scholarships, colleges, programs, student organizations and many other areas at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Micro-farm brings sustainable produce to Selleck Food Court
It’s not every day you get to see your food grown before your eyes, but the Babylon micro-farm in the Selleck Food Court allows students to watch some of the items used in their favorite meals grow from seed to dish.
Body acceptance workshops offer support for disordered eating
Designed specifically for college-aged women, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) will offer four sessions of the Body Acceptance Program this spring.
Flexible Housing options for study abroad and graduation
If your student plans to study abroad or graduate after the fall semester, living on campus is a great choice. Students who live on campus can cancel their housing contracts with no fees if they'll graduate or leave to study abroad as part of an academic program.
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Love Your Heart Week brings awareness to campus
University organizations are coming together for “Love Your Heart Week,” an event series to raise awareness about heart health, especially among at-risk students. Events include free breakfasts and wellness profiles, fitness classes & more. Have your student mark their calendar!
8 gynecological and sexual health care services on campus that parents should know about
The University Health Center offers a variety of services to care for your student's sexual and reproductive well-being, including wellness exams and pap tests, birth control prescriptions, HPV vaccinations and more. Continue reading…
Huskers + Hearts Valentine's Dinner
Students who live on campus can sign up for a chance to experience a fine dining Valentine's Day dinner for themselves and up to one guest. Sign-up closes February 6. If randomly selected, students will be contacted via email February 7. Continue reading…
Meal Kit Mondays for February
Now that January's almost over, let's start planning for February with some delicious dinners and free up some time. The $25 pre-packed kits make mealtime easier for students and serve up to four individuals. Check out the 6 meal options for February and place your order online. Continue reading…
Nebraska U honors MLK with projects centered on hunger relief
About 120 members of the campus community are honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. by participating in Engage Lincoln service projects Jan. 23-27 across Lincoln.
Huskers get hands on with science of funky fermentations
In the classroom and the lab, students learned the scientific processes behind popular food fermentation techniques as part of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s three-week spring pre-session course “Moldy Meals: Filamentous Fungal Food Fermentations.”
Originally published February 1, 2023 -
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