On March 29, UNL received the 2011 Outstanding Institutional Achievement Award from the Association of Collegiate Conference and Events Directors International. The award honors the university's hospitality during the 2010 Special Olympics USA National Games. Continue reading…
One of the country's leading climate scientists, Michael Mann, will present public talks on climate change April 7 and 8 at UNL. Mann is the director of the Penn State Earth System Science Center, and was a lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Continue reading…
The last day for students to withdraw from full-semester courses in the spring 2011 term is April 8. A withdrawal from a class means the course is dropped but students will get a "W" for a grade. There is no impact on grade point average if a student withdraws from a class. Continue reading…
University Theatre completes its season with William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night." The production opens at 7:30 p.m., April 7 in the Temple Building's Studio Theatre. It is directed by Ian Borden, assistant professor. Continue reading…
A rebid of UNL's cost-per-copy program will bring lower prices and new copiers to campus in the fall semester. The university issued a request for proposals earlier this year and has selected Oce (Canon) as the new equipment provider. Konica Minolta equipment will be replaced starting in mid-May. Continue reading…
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UNL has partnered with ConferenceDirect to offer free services in scheduling and organizing group meetings and conferences. The service provides available conference location options for a requested area of interest. Continue reading…
Noodles and Company, 210 N. 14th St., is hosting benefit nights, 4 to 9 p.m., April 6 and 7. The April 6 event will support the UNL chapter of the American Copy Editors Society. The April 7 event will benefit UNL's LGBTQA Resource Center. Each organization receives 25 percent of each purchase. Continue reading…