Introductory economics courses at colleges and universities will soon be taking a giant step forward in the digital age. McGraw-Hill Higher Education and two economics professors from UNL are developing the first fully digital curriculum for economics. The course will be published in 2014. Continue reading…
The global crisis in the supply and quality of water for agriculture will be the focus of the Feb. 16 E.N. Thompson Forum on World Issues. The 7 p.m., free, public lecture will feature two executives from the world's largest manufacturer of mechanized irrigation equipment. Continue reading…
Four finalists for the position of Cooperative Extension Division dean and Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service director will interview on East Campus in March. Candidates are Susan Williams, Deborah Sheely, Duane Williams and David Hardin. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/txfPhi Beta Delta, the honor society that recognizes international achievements, is seeking nominees for the annual "UNL International Scholar of the Year" awards. The awards generally recognize a faculty member, domestic student and an international student. Nominations are due by March 5. Continue reading…
Traditional Irish music will venture from the rolling hills to the Great Plains when internationally acclaimed Celtic group Cherish the Ladies makes its debut at the Lied Center for Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 18. Continue reading…
UNL will begin requiring the use of the Virtual Private Network for remote desktop access using the Remote Desktop Protocol beginning Feb. 29. Computer users trying to access office computers or servers from off-campus after Feb. 29 will need to do so using the UNL VPN. Continue reading…