A $5.5 million grant from two Omaha foundations has created a three-year partnership between Omaha Public Schools and UNL's Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education. The program aims to strengthen math education in Omaha Public Schools. Continue reading…
In response to high demand for campus housing, UNL will re-open Cather Hall this fall. The university took Cather offline in May in anticipation of the opening of the new 513-bed University Suites residence hall at 18th and R streets. Continue reading…
After the 2012 presidential election, pundits declared the Latino vote as unattainable for the Republican Party. A new study by Sergio Wals reports that's not necessarily true. Instead, he says Mexican immigrants who are politically invested are center or center-right in their political ideologies. Continue reading…
Student Affairs is holding a "Student Experience" poster display through July 26 in the Nebraska Union Rotunda Gallery. The exhibit is designed to give faculty and staff insight into how students' out-of-classroom experiences contribute to the UNL experience and student success. Continue reading…
A film and discussion series that explores the impact of museums and modernism on our lives opens with a 7 p.m. July 16 screening of "Philip Johnson: Diary of the Eccentric Artist" at the Sheldon Museum of Art. Both the screening and discussion are free and open to the public. Continue reading…