Location:
Nebraska Innovation Campus, 2nd Floor Link
From Out There is a collection of work by artist Chuck Schroeder focused on people, places, critters and things from off the beaten path, stretching from rural western Nebraska to northern New Mexico, west Texas, Wyoming and Italy. This unique …
The University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL) has launched the BRIDGE (Breakthrough Recruitment for Inclusive Diversity Growth and Excellence) initiative. A major component of this initiative is the comprehensive guidance document for faculty and staff …
The Husker Vote Coalition is a nonpartisan and student-led initiative that aims to increase voter registration, civic engagement, and voter turnout not only at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln, but in the community surrounding it.
In this webinar, the Rural Fellows team will cover all the logistics of serving as a Student Fellow in rural Nebraska communities for the summer of 2023. Talking points will include funding, timelines, expectations, outcomes, and the application …
De-stress and unwind by petting a pup! Certified therapy dogs will be outside of the East Union for students, staff, and faculty to take a pause to pet.
In this workshop, you will learn about the different things that you can do as an instructor to build a space that is more welcoming and inclusive of students of all genders. We’ll talk about appropriate terminology, including how to use pronouns …
Environment, Sustainability, and Resilience Activities at UNL: Progress, Challenges, and Future Directions
Date:
Time:
12:00 pm –
1:00 pm
Location:
Online via Zoom
Since the adoption of UNL’s Environment, Sustainability, and Resilience (ESR) Master Plan in 2020, progress has been made in a variety of areas towards achieving the aspirational goals outlined in the plan. Results from the ESR Faculty, Staff, and …
Location:
Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts
Join us for IGNITE to hear from interdisciplinary artist Paul Vanouse, who will be discussing his most recent project, “Labor” (2019), a scent-based bio-media installation which produces the scent of human sweat – not with humans, but with …
In this webinar, the Rural Fellows team will cover all the logistics of hosting Student Fellows for rural Nebraska communities in the summer of 2023. Talking points will include funding, timelines, expectations, outcomes, and the application process …
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 …
Join Big Red Resilience & Well-Being and the University Honor’s Program at Pop-In Peer Listening Sessions. The goal of these sessions is to provide students with a listening ear, wellness and mindfulness activities, connect with on- and off-campus …
Please join us in celebrating the CAS Experiential Learning Hub at Reller Prairie. The School of Global Integrative Studies and School of Biological Sciences are pleased to announce that after many months of planning and hard work with our partners …
Javed Iqbal, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist of Soil Nutrient Management and Water Quality, Department of Agronomy and Horticulture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, presents “Tackling Nitrogen As Necessary Evil: Impacts On Nebraska’s …
Holiday for Little Huskers is a program providing gifts and personal items annually to the children of UNL students during the winter holiday season - at no cost to parents.
A weekly series every Friday evening for UNL students to gather and enjoy a nearby activity or tour to sample and learn about the local Lincoln culture, neighborhoods, and people.
We are living in a sea of gravitational waves - ripples in spacetime predicted by Einstein’s General Relativity and observed directly by ground-based detectors over the last few years. Another method on the cusp of making its first observations …
The exhibit celebrates the 50 years of Black Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, sharing both the triumphs and turbulent history of one of the oldest Black Studies departments in the nation.
This 4-panel traveling exhibit shares historical snapshots of one of the oldest Black Studies departments in the nation, highlighting debates over curriculum, attempts to downgrade the department to a program, and the mutual engagement between campus …