Twenty-four senior students have been selected as Homecoming royalty finalists at UNL. The homecoming king and queen will be elected by a vote of the student body Oct. 6 and crowned Oct. 8 at halftime of the Nebraska vs. Ohio State football game at Memorial Stadium. Continue reading…
National media outlets featured and cited UNL sources on a number of topics in the past month. Click to read a list of national appearances. Continue reading…
Help sessions for faculty needing to migrate old course content to the current MyUNL Blackboard environment will be held throughout October on City and East campuses. After Nov. 1, courses prior to and including those in spring 2011 will no longer be available online. Continue reading…
"Braided Channels: An Interdisciplinary Symposium on Environmental Art, Science, and Humanities focused on the Australian Outback and the American Great Plains" is the focus of two talks and a panel discussion 2-5 p.m., Oct. 5 in the Great Plains Art Museum. Continue reading…
A number of named or endowed professorships are open this year and UNL seeks faculty nominations. The submission deadline to the Senior Vice Chancellor's office is Nov. 14. Continue reading…
The Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women is hosting an open forum for staff to present ideas or concerns related to gender equity at UNL. The forum is noon to 1:30 p.m., Oct. 6 in the Nebraska Union. Continue reading…
Dan Duncan, assistant dean and director of the Agricultural Research Division at UNL, has agreed to become executive director of Nebraska Innovation Campus effective Oct. 1, UNL Chancellor Harvey Perlman announced. Continue reading…
Hugh Reilly will read from, discuss and sign his book “Bound to Have Blood” at 7 p.m., Oct. 5 at University Bookstore. Published by the University of Nebraska Press, the book uses primary sources and eyewitness accounts of eight watershed events in the Plains Indians war. Continue reading…
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Photographer Jeff Sheng will give a presentation on "Fearless," a project featuring openly lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender athletes on high school and college sports teams. The free, public presentation is 7 p.m., Oct. 6 in the Nebraska Union. Continue reading…