The University of Nebraska State Museum will present a Sunday with a Scientist program for children and families about Nebraska amphibians and turtles, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., Dec. 19 at Morrill Hall. The program, "Critters of the Plains," will be led by UNL's Dennis Ferraro. Continue reading…
More details at: http://museum.unl.edu
Fifteen UNL faculty members have been selected for the 2011 Research Development Fellows Program, an initiative to help pre-tenure faculty successfully compete for grants. The first-year program was established by the Office of Research and Economic Development. Continue reading…
After decades of dog-eared service, the print edition of the UNL phone directory is now online as the UNL Directory. The new directory includes both white and yellow page listings, offers multiple search options, and greater flexibility for listings and expanded information. Continue reading…
The UNL Wellness Initiative has partnered with the Nebraska Sports Council to offer faculty and staff the chance to join the Live Healthy Nebraska 100 Day Wellness Challenge. The program offers employees the chance to team up and work toward a healthier lifestyle. Continue reading…
Ten cadets in the UNL ROTC program will receive military commissions in a joint commissioning ceremony Dec. 18 at the Nebraska Union, 1400 R St. UNL alumnus, Rear Admiral Sean R. Filipowski, will present the commissions. Continue reading…
The Association for Institutional Research has highlighted in its latest publication a UNL online assessment project that has involved several colleges and programs over the last five years. Continue reading…
Parking and Transit Services will adjust UNL's bus operating schedule on Dec. 20. The change is due to lower passenger demand when classes are not in session. The wait between buses on City Campus will be 20 minutes; the East Campus wait will be 10 minutes. Regular bus service returns Jan. 10. Continue reading…
On Dec. 17, Morrill Hall opens "Amphibians: Vibrant and Vanishing," an exhibit featuring photography by National Geographic Photographer Joel Sartore. The exhibit will be on display through Nov. 30. Continue reading…