The School of Music is bringing Adam Guttela's Broadway musical "Light in the Piazza" to UNL. Performances are 7:30 p.m., Nov. 12 and 3 p.m., Nov. 14 in Kimball Recital Hall. The production is directed by Alisa Belflower, senior lecturer in music. Continue reading…
UNL is participating in the "Dare to Care" food drive, collecting non-perishable food items to help provide meals to Lincoln-area families. Donation drop sites are available on City and East campuses through Nov. 12. Continue reading…
Nebraska EPSCoR has created a competitive "First Award" grant program to help Nebraska early career faculty members to initiate their research programs. The First Award grant is limited to $20,000 for one year with a 100 percent match. Pre-proposals are due Nov. 15. Continue reading…
Nebraska cartoonist Jeffrey Koterba will discuss and sign copies of his book "Inklings" at 7 p.m., Nov. 10 at University Bookstore. "Inklings" traces Koterba's path to become a cartoonist. Continue reading…
Carole Levin, professor of history and director of UNL's Medieval and Renaissance Studies program, will appear as an expert on the British documentary show "Mystery Files." She helped examine the unusual death of Amy Robsart. Continue reading…
The Invisible Children "Face to Face Tour" is coming to UNL, offering information on and stories from the war-torn region of northern Uganda. A free screening of the film "Go" is 8 p.m., Nov. 11 in Love Library South, room 102. The 35-minute film gives a brief history of the war. Continue reading…
Drought researchers in three states teamed with communities to create the "Guide to Community Drought Preparedness," released in summer 2010. The project was led by UNL's Mark Svoboda, an associate geoscientist and monitoring program leader at the National Drought Mitigation Center. Continue reading…