Writing can leave an indelible mark on the process of growth, learning and well-being. It can help to intersect our personal, academic, and collective lives, allowing us space to reflect, learn and heal.

IANR Human Resources is offering a two-hour training on one of the many aspects of supervision. If you supervise anyone at IANR, this is a relevant training for you.

The Great Plains Art Museum will host Boise-based artist Kirsten Furlong as the 2020-21 Elizabeth Rubendall Artist in Residence. Furlong’s artwork interprets the natural history and current grassland ecology in the Great Plains and beyond through …

UNL faculty, staff, and graduate students serving on a search committee are required to attend an educational seminar covering legal issues and university policies and procedures prior to the first meeting of the search committee. Although not …

Come and enjoy the scenery of east campus as you dine on a rotating selection of themed menus including traditional BBQ, taco bars, burger bars, and more!

Melissa Yuen, associate curator of exhibitions, will discuss the painting “The Super” by Vincent Smith in a Zoom edition of Sheldon Museum of Art’s Look at Lunchtime series.

Attend a Huskers Abroad 101 session to take the first step toward going abroad. This session will cover researching program options, selecting a program, funding and the timeline for the process.

Students can learn how our experienced thoughts impact the way we feel and react, and how to challenge unhelpful thinking patterns that emerge.

The Food Bank of Lincoln’s distribution center will be set up in the parking lot north of Transformation Drive.

For our June Seminar Series event, the RDAR Center is proud to highlight the work of its Longitudinal Networks Core (LNC) Facility with one of its co-directors, Dr. Bilal Khan.