Hope your semester is off to a strong start! Today is the final day to add/drop full semester courses in MyRED (and the last day to drop for a full refund). Friday is also the deadline to apply for May graduation!
If you have any questions about these dates or deadlines, please see your academic advisor. Details on specific dates and links to meet with your advisors are available in the article. The next deadlines are today. Continue reading…
More details at: https://registrar.unl.edu/calendars/academic-calendar/
Kristin Plath is your academic advisor for Anthropology, Communication Studies, Geography, and Global Studies.
Schedule an appointment in Student Success Hub: https://go.unl.edu/cas_kristin.
For quick questions, Zoom drop-in advising is a great option: https://cas.unl.edu/drop-in-advising-schedule/
Now Hiring: Archives & Digital Asset Manager (Lincoln, NE). AHSGR seeks a full-time, 2-year professional to manage archival and digital collections, support researchers, and implement a digital asset management system. Apply by Jan. 30, 2026. Continue reading…
Faculty Advisor: James Benes
Contact Email: jbenes2@nebraska.edu
Must apply to UCARE by February 10 deadline
Paid by UCARE Stipend (Summer & AY!)
Hours Per Week: 10-20
Applications are now open for 2026 HAUS Scholarships at Heidelberg University. U.S. students can receive funding to pursue Bachelor’s or Master’s study during the 2026–27 academic year or attend Heidelberg’s International Summer School of German Language & Culture in August 2026. Continue reading…
Global Nebraska’s first-ever Mexico City Hub launches in May 2026. This study abroad experience brings together UNL students from across disciplines for immersive, place-based learning in one of the world’s most dynamic global cities. Continue reading…
For students who prefer a more structured appointment, SAS hosts dedicated SNAP enrollment events with scheduled appointments. Students can sign up on the SAS website to reserve their 30 minute spot and work one-on-one with SNAP coordinators.
More details at: https://studentadvocacy.unl.edu/support-undergraduate-and-graduate-students/snap-sign/
Student Advocacy & Support partners with the Food Bank of Lincoln to bring SNAP enrollment support directly to campus. Weekly SNAP Informational Walk-In Hours: Time: Every FIRST Wednesday and THIRD Thursday, 2–3pm Continue reading…
The American Anthropological Association offers internship opportunities for talented anthropology students each year as they pursue their professional goals and aspirations. Internships are six weeks in length and extend from mid-June through mid-July. Applications close March 15. Continue reading…
Join us as we celebrate the launch of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s new Social Entrepreneurship Certificate—an interdisciplinary program that empowers students to create innovative solutions in mission-driven organizations. Feb 18, 2026
4-6 PM | Turbine Flats | 2124 Y Street Continue reading…
Southeast Conservation Corps (SECC) is a non-profit, AmeriCorps-affiliated organization. This individual placement is in partnership with the National Park Service and is an AmeriCorps Position. SECC empowers young adults to cultivate compassion, responsibility, and grit through community service Continue reading…
The Hult Prize is a global social impact competition that challenges students to develop innovative solutions to pressing social and environmental problems. While it is often described as a social or environmental impact contest, the range of solutions accepted is very broad. Continue reading…
Luis Othoniel Rosa, modern languages and literatures, will give the talk "Other Futures: Poetic Uncertainty in the Age of the Algorithm" at 5 p.m. Jan. 27 in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center's Ubuntu Room (Room 202). It will also be livestreamed on Zoom. Continue reading…
More details at: https://cas.unl.edu/cas-inquire
This entirely virtual event will take place over Zoom from April 8-12, 2026. Papers focused on any topic or scholarly approach within the field of art history and other related disciplines involving visual and material culture (e.g., film studies, archaeology, etc.) are welcomed. Continue reading…