Day 1 of a five-day event. The Nonprofit in Residence program enables UNL students to have volunteer and career conversations with nonprofits. Students can learn about industries, internships, and volunteer positions.

UNL authors can now publish their research articles Open Access in Cambridge University Press journals, PLoS Biology, and PLoS Medicine without worrying about the cost! The University Libraries have joined special pilot agreements with these …

It’s Halloween season in the Wellness Kitchen! We’ll be making mummies out of meatballs and graveyards out of guacamole. Grab a friend and enjoy a laid-back evening preparing and munching on Halloween snacks.

Seminars will take place on Mondays during the fall semester from 3:00 to 4:00pm CT in 150 Keim Hall and will be streamed live to the public via Zoom. Seminar lectures are also recorded and available for viewing for those who were unable to attend a …

Having trouble finding what you need in the library catalog? Need help finding scholarly or peer-reviewed articles for your assignment? “Drop in” to talk with one of our library experts! No appointment needed to ask questions and get tips on …

Find out everything you’ve wanted to know about your emotions! Learn what they do for you, how to name common emotional experiences, and learn what happens when an emotion “fires.” This is a weekly drop-in group for students.

A seminar will be presented by Robert Vavala, instructional designer for the UNL Center for Transformative Teaching. The seminar may be attended in person in 145 VBS on East Campus or on Zoom at https://unl.zoom.us/j/97129626079.

Ride along as we bring you through a fun Halloween spin class followed by a glass of cider from our Wellness Kitchen. Costumes are encouraged!

Please join the E. N. Thompson Forum on World Issues for pizza and an engaging, informal discussion on immigration law and policy, the topic of the Forum’s upcoming talk.

The International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) is hosting a series of Community Chats for international students to share their voices and experiences in a student-led, safe and brave space. The information gathered in the series will be assessed …

Multicultural Greek 101 is a seminar to learn more about the Multicultural Greek Council (MGC). Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) serves as the governing body for eight culturally Greek-lettered sororities and fraternities.

The Large Brass Ensembles within the Glenn Korff School of Music will present a recital.

The Celebration of Victoria Bond will include performances by Marguerite Scribante Professor of Piano Paul Barnes with Madeline Rogers, Florencia Zuloaga, Christian Johnson and Trey Meyer.