Friday, March 5

Dr. Dong-Yup Lee, School of Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, will present, “Model-guided design and engineering of personalized probiotics with host and microbiomeinteractions,” at this Food for Health Seminar Series.

The conference will provide a platform for researchers to share challenges, opportunities, and successes. The third CIPHER conference will be entirely virtual. Dr. Peter Lugtig, associate professor at the department of ‘Methods and Statistics’ at …

This group meets weekly to set writing goals and report on weekly successes (TADAs!) and challenges, and to discuss means for overcoming barriers to academic writing goals.

Siouxland Garden Show has 12 educational presentations at 10 am and 3 pm on Friday’s from February 19 through March 26.

Stop by the Kawasaki Reading Room each Friday and pick up a tea goodie bag to take home and enjoy!

For March’s Lunch and Learn Series event, Dr. Zack Almquist, University of Washington, will present “Using Social Media to Measure Evacuation Responses to Natural Disasters: Insights from a Large-Scale Facebook Survey Following the 2019 Australia …

The Family & Friends Recognition Awards (formerly known as the Parents’ Recognition Award) annually recognize faculty and staff who have made a significant difference in students’ lives. The Parents Association solicits nominations—asking …

Are you a student who is curious about counseling and if it’s the right next step for you? Maybe you are concerned about someone else? Do you just want an additional perspective about something you’ve been thinking about?

Siouxland Garden Show has 12 educational presentations at 10 am and 3 pm on Friday’s from February 19 through March 26.

Renown diversity and design equity advocate Kia Weatherspoon, president of Determined by Design, joins the College of Architecture for the last Hyde lecture of the spring semester, presenting “Design Without Labels – Design Equity™ Strategies …

Sheldon Museum of Art will remain open until 7pm for visitors to check out the spring semester exhibitions: “Person of Interest,” “Barriers and Disparities: Housing in America,” and “Sheldon Treasures.”

The Great Plains Art Museum will be open late for First Friday. Artist Jude Martindale will be present to answer questions about the art and exhibitions. The Museum is limiting visitors in the building to 30 people.

UNL students enjoy free bowling + shoe rental w/ their NCard.

Secretly born in a prison to two political prisoners and raised in an abusive orphanage, Mike began using his music at age 13 to raise awareness about his experiences in the hopes of gaining justice for his family. He ultimately spent 40 years …