How did climate change become such a divisive issue? How does culture—meaning the beliefs, values, social practices, language, and attitudes by which we organize daily life—affect our understanding of climate change and limit or advance our …

Join us for our next conversation hour this Friday at 9am! We will meet with Russian students from Tyumen. They will tell us about their university and the city of Tyumen, and we will tell them about Lincoln and UNL!

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.

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

Join the Instagram live to learn which group will be taking the GRAND PRIZE!

Hosted by the Association of Clinical and Translational Science (ACTS).

Charlie Fink, Forbes columnist and author of, “Remote Collaboration, Virtual Conferences and the Future of Work,” will be talking about “building the metaverse, emphasizing the role of user generated content in VR.” He teaches XR at Chapman …

In this series of five sessions, the Center for Transformative Teaching will teach participants how to establish and manage an undergraduate teaching assistant program to support the needs of their course or program. Undergraduate teaching assistants …

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?

Sheldon Museum of Art will remain open until 7 p.m. on April 2 for First Friday.

Mathematics educators have been talking about “equity” for decades, yet equity remains elusive. Indeed, our field continues to reproduce hierarchies. These hierarchies position some students as gifted or advanced, and others as low, struggling, …

University of Nebraska–Lincoln students, faculty, and staff will discuss their papers and creative projects that explore the complexities of the simultaneous construction and performance of one’s identity in a live, moderated event on Zoom.

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

**Sorry, this event is canceled due to high winds in the weather forecast. The event will not be rescheduled.**