Welcome to Today@UNL
Welcome to the first edition of Today@UNL, an e-mail newsletter designed exclusively for UNL faculty and staff. Today@UNL replaces the old E-News system and is a supplement to the Scarlet. Continue reading…
Perez named associate vice chancellor
Lance Perez, an associate professor of electrical engineering, has accepted appointment as an associate vice chancellor for academic affairs. Continue reading…
Jim Hines retirement reception May 28
A retirement reception for Jim Hines, director of building systems maintenance for Facilities Management and Planning, is 10 to 11:30 a.m., May 28. The reception is in the second floor conference room at 1901 Y St. Continue reading…
More details at: http://events.unl.edu/2010/05/28/48134/Boren scholars to study in Morocco, Jordan
Two UNL students have received Boren scholarships. Stephanie Booth of Bellevue will travel to Morocco and Zach Smith of East Troy, Wis., will study in Jordan. Continue reading…
University Bookstore offering text rental this fall
University Bookstore is offering a new textbook rental service this fall. The Rent-A-Text service will offer students a rental option on textbooks with savings averaging 50 percent off the price of new textbooks and a new way to help keep education costs down for UNL students.
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Maxwell Arboretum walking tours continue this summer
Due to popular demand, UNL Gardens' informal walking tours of the Earl G. Maxwell Arboretum on East Campus will continue through the summer. The tour schedule will shift from weekly to twice a month: the second and fourth Tuesdays, noon to 1 p.m. Continue reading…
Brown bag explores how to be a good witness
Do you know what it takes to be a good witness? The University Police Department will offer tips on "Being a Good Witness," during a brown bag session, noon to 1 p.m., May 24 in the Nebraska Union. Continue reading…
NET awards telescope to Rock County teacher
NET awarded a Celestron telescope to teacher Rhonda Ammon and her 41 fifth-, sixth- and seventh-grade students at Rock Country Public Schools in Bassett, Neb. Continue reading…
UNL researchers collect images before oil reaches Gulf coast
UNL's involvement in a national research project expanded in the wake of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Continue reading…
NET program to showcase Faculty Jazz Ensemble
The Sheldon Museum of Art is unofficially opening the Jazz in June series a week early. On May 25, the Sheldon will host the premier of the NET Television program "Jazz Cabaret," which features UNL's Faculty Jazz Ensemble. The free, open to the public screening and reception begins at 7 p.m. Continue reading…
Blue Man Group, Bernadette Peters headline new Lied Center season
The Lied Center for Performing Arts has raised the curtain on a 21st season that will present 43 performances of 36 shows. Continue reading…
Academy-Award nominee, French film play the Ross
An Academy Award-nominated animated film featuring Celtic mythology and a film inspired by a French woman's lie are playing at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center. Continue reading…
'Great Plains: America's Lingering Wild' wins book prize
"Great Plains: America's Lingering Wild" is the winner of the 2010 Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize from the Center for Great Plains Studies at UNL. Continue reading…
Registration open for Nebraska Summer Writers Conference
Registration is open for the 2010 conference, June 12-18 on the UNL campus, featuring workshops in poetry, novels, short fiction, memoir, cartoon, children's books and publishing. Continue reading…
Upcoming campus events
Click the headline to view a list of upcoming events at UNL. Continue reading…
Originally published May 21, 2010 -
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