Photographer Suzanne Spiehs was born and raised in Nebraska. Growing up on a farm outside of Grand Island, she developed a love for nature and the outdoors. Suzanne began her photography career more than 15 years ago, turning her focus toward …

This play is a courtroom drama that explores issues of race, class, religion, gender and the law with a twist—the audience serves as the jury. The program, which includes audience deliberation and a facilitated discussion, is a unique opportunity …

*Walk-in hours 1-3:00 p.m.

Employers will be in attendance to discuss hiring opportunities within business, social and human services, agricultural sciences and natural resources, government and nonprofits.

The Freshman & New Student Transitions Skills Group is a 6-week program designed to support freshmen and first-year students in developing skills and identifying strategies and resources to help facilitate a successful adjustment to college life. The …

A discussion and support group intended to address issues faced by Latina women across campus. Goals of the group are to support and empower one another, discuss and reflect on issues important to Latina women, listen and understand, mentor and guide …

If you are an international student who is feeling stressed and aren’t sure where to turn, make an appointment for this free, confidential consultation designed specifically for international students. To reserve your spot, email Xiping.qiu@unl.edu …

This is an opportunity for students who are veterans, military members and/or military dependents to ask questions, discuss barriers, find resources and get support for the unique challenges faced in the military culture. This is a nonjudgmental, …

The 19th Amendment is almost 100 years old. To celebrate, artist Marilyn Artus of Oklahoma City is constructing an 18x26’ flag with 36 stripes to represent each of the 36 states that took part in the ratification of the 19th Amendment. She’s …

Revolutionary Frustrations: Modesto Rolland and the Engineering of the Mexican Revolution

Open Apiary times are an informal unstructured gathering of members of the Great Plains Master Beekeeping program at UNL’s research honey bee colonies. There will be brief demonstrations, questions and answers, and time to get hands-on experience …

With Ramesh Laungani, associate professor of biology at Doane University. “Climate change. It’s Happening. It’s Us. It’s Bad (for Nebraska). The Experts Agree. THERE’S HOPE.” Climate change can be captured in these few words.

Learn how to dance with the Ballroom Dance Club! Each weekly session is an hour of instruction on moves and techniques by members of the UNL Ballroom Dance Company, then a half-hour of open floor to try what you’ve learned, get creative, and …