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UID:195554@events.unl.edu
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ORGANIZER;CN=Milos Zaric:MAILTO:mzaric2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:PEST Academy
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:The PEST Academy is a research-based and hands-on training prog
 ram designed to equip individuals with the technical knowledge and operati
 onal skills needed for optimized\, sustainable\, and data-driven pest mana
 gement.\n\nPrivate applicators\, crop consultants\, and industry professio
 nals will gain more than 16 hours of professional instruction through the 
 academy. Learning opportunities offered include\:\n\n- Guidance on label i
 nterpretation\n- Hands-on spray training\n- Enhanced understanding of spra
 y additives\n- Data-driven tools and evaluations
LOCATION:West Central Research and Extension Center Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/195554/
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DTSTART:20260408T113000Z
UID:190249@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20250515T194507Z
ORGANIZER;CN=ASUN Student Government:MAILTO:asun1@unl.edu
SUMMARY:ASUN Senate Meeting
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Weekly meeting of ASUN Student Government to discuss campus iss
 ues\, pass legislation\, and approve outstanding business. Members of the 
 campus community are welcome to attend.\n\nLearn more at https\://asun.unl
 .edu
LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room Platte River Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/190249/
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DTSTART:20260408T130000Z
UID:198228-976236@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260303T164338Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Brooke Goedert:MAILTO:bgoedert2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:A Collection of Work by Scott McDonald\, An Art Exhibition
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:This collection features watercolor and gouache works created o
 ver the past three years by Lincoln native artist Scott McDonald. The seri
 es explores themes of human existence\, presenting a striking balance of b
 eauty and symmetry within subject matter that can feel unsettling or uncom
 fortable.\n\nThrough detailed depictions of bodies\, hands\, and skulls\, 
 Scott examines the inevitability of death - an aspect of life he believes 
 should be embraced rather than feared. His work invites viewers to reconsi
 der their perceptions\, finding grace and harmony in themes often associat
 ed with discomfort. A self-taught watercolor artist\, Scott applies techni
 ques influenced by his earlier experience with acrylics\, building texture
  and strong tonal contrasts within each piece. His artistic influences ran
 ge from classical painters such as William-Adolphe Bouguereau and Caravagg
 io to surrealists Zdzisaw Beksinski and Salvador Dal\, as well as contempo
 rary artists including Jeremy Geddes and Michael Reedy.\n\nScott has been 
 employed at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for 18 years. Over time\, h
 is artistic style has evolved from abstract and cartoon-inspired acrylic p
 aintings to his current contemporary and dark surrealist watercolor and go
 uache series. His work has been displayed locally at Tugboat Gallery\, Bur
 kholder Gallery\, and the Resonator Gallery. In 2022\, he received the Bes
 t Newcomer award at the Lincoln Arts Festival and was featured as an emerg
 ing artist. Most recently\, three of his watercolor pieces were included i
 n Manifest Gallery's 22nd Season AQUACHROME Biennial exhibition.\nTo learn
  more about Scott and his artwork\, please visit scottmcdonaldartist.com. 
 \n\nThe NIC Art Gallery is located in the 2nd floor link at Nebraska Innov
 ation Campus and is free and open to the public daily from 8\:00 a.m. - 8\
 :00 p.m. through April 26.
LOCATION:Link, 2nd Floor Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198228/
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DTSTART:20260408T130000Z
UID:197400-975281@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260203T201932Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Brooke Goedert:MAILTO:bgoedert2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Day Without Shoes Drive
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Nebraska Innovation Campus is a proud partner for the annual "D
 ay Without Shoes" event. Organized by People's City Mission and Cornhusker
  Bank\, the event aims to collect new or used wearable footwear for people
  in need. \n\nFrom April 6-17\, NIC Partners and the Lincoln community are
  encouraged to bring new or wearable used shoes to Nebraska Nova's office 
 (Suite 1100 | Entrance A | north most building) between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on w
 eekdays. The footwear will be distributed to Nebraskans in need by People'
 s City Mission.\n\nLearn more\: https\://www.cornhusker.bank/Day-Without-S
 hoes.aspx.
LOCATION:Nebraska Innovation Campus Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/197400/
DTEND:20260408T220000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T130000Z
UID:191108-968192@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20250709T195632Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Maupin:MAILTO:lmaupin2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Student Research Days
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Student Research Days is a weeklong celebration highlighting st
 udent research at UNL. Student Research Days will take place April 6-10\, 
 2026\, and is sponsored by the Office of Research & Innovation and the Off
 ice of Graduate Studies.
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/191108/
DTEND:20260408T220000Z
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DTSTART:20260408T133000Z
UID:144335@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:19991130T060000Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Office of Human Resources:MAILTO:hroffice@unl.edu
SUMMARY:New Employee Orientation
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:You will receive valuable insights and resources during your or
 ientation.\n• Get acquainted with the vibrant community and inclusive cu
 lture at the university.\n• Connect with fellow new employees from vario
 us departments across campus and engage in meaningful conversations.\n• 
 Dive into our strategic plan and explore how it aligns with your role and 
 goals within the university.\n• Gain valuable insights from a senior lea
 der who will share their experiences and vision for the university’s fut
 ure. This session will also provide an opportunity for you to ask question
 s.\n• Learn about the comprehensive benefits package available to you as
  an employee of the university. Discover how to make the most of your bene
 fits options and access the resources designed to support your well-being 
 and professional development.
LOCATION:Willa Cather Dining Complex Room Red Cloud A
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/144335/
DTEND:20260408T170000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T150000Z
UID:198734@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260325T195449Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Rosemary Sekora:MAILTO:rsekora2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Dirty Book Sale sponsored by University of Nebraska Press
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Shop bargain books from the University of Nebraska Press on Apr
 il 8\, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.\, in The Crib at the Nebraska Union. Pay $20 to fil
 l one bag or $5 a book\, cash or credit accepted. \n\nThis event is sponso
 red by University of Nebraska Press.
LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room The Crib
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198734/
DTEND:20260408T210000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T160000Z
UID:194133-971990@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20251010T221223Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Jamie Bright:MAILTO:jamie.bright@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Rural Rendezvous
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Rural Rendezvous is a statewide monthly virtual meeting hosted 
 by Nebraska Extension with educational topics geared towards economic deve
 lopers\, chambers of commerce\, tourism directors\, and other rural commun
 ity leaders. Recent sessions have included information on Volunteer Nebras
 ka\, Marketing Hometown America\, the National Good Neighbor Program\, Civ
 ic Nebraska\, and the Nebraska Chamber. In addition\, each month communiti
 es are highlighted that are working on interesting projects they would lik
 e to share with other rural towns.
LOCATION:Zoom (https://mailman.nebraska.edu/mailman3/lists/rural_rendezvous
 .lists.nebraska.edu/)
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/194133/
DTEND:20260408T170000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T150000Z
UID:191151-968199@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20250710T154055Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Maupin:MAILTO:lmaupin2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Student Research Days\: Undergraduate Poster Session
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:The Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships\, the Offi
 ce of Graduate Studies\, and the Office of Research and Innovation will be
  hosting our annual Student Research Days Poster Sessions and Creative Exh
 ibitions. This is a great opportunity for students to present their resear
 ch or creative work to the larger UNL community. During registration\, pre
 senters can choose to participate in a poster and creative exhibition comp
 etition. Awards from the UNL colleges and Honors Program will be available
 . Most students will present using research posters\, but students are als
 o welcome to share their work in other formats if that is more appropriate
  to their work. \n\nStudents must register by March 13\, 2026.\n\nRegister
  to Present\: https\://research.unl.edu/events/researchdays_nuramp.php?EMS
 EventUUID=8d80f39f-393e-4af9-a09c-2c1bc2504706\n\n2026 Undergraduate Poste
 r Session information\: https\://research.unl.edu/springresearchdays/under
 graduate-poster-session-and-creative-exhibition/\n\nPlease note that each 
 day undergraduates will present in the mornings (10 a.m.-12 p.m.) and grad
 uate students will present in the afternoons (3 p.m.-5 p.m.). \n\nApril 7 
 will highlight engineering and physical sciences presentations\, while Apr
 il 8 will highlight arts and humanities\, education\, business\, social sc
 iences\, and life sciences presentations.
LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/191151/
DTEND:20260408T170000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T160000Z
UID:198261-975762@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260304T220327Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Brooke Goedert:MAILTO:bgoedert2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Food Trucks at NIC
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Step away from your desk and enjoy lunch outdoors this April! J
 oin us every Wednesday from 11\:00 a.m. - 1\:00 p.m. The food truck will b
 e parked along N. 21st Street in front of the NIC Plaza.\n\nApril 1 - Harp
 er's Smokehouse\nApril 8 - The Tastee Trailer\nApril 15 - Ybor\nApril 22 -
  Kouzina \nApril 29 - Harper's Smokehouse
LOCATION:NIC Plaza Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198261/
DTEND:20260408T180000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T160000Z
UID:196367@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260109T193612Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Abby Roskos:MAILTO:aroskos2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Transfer Student Appreciation Day
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:We are so glad that you're a Husker! Join CAST in celebrating s
 tudents who have transferred to UNL with snacks and giveaways.
LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/196367/
DTEND:20260408T190000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T170000Z
UID:196169-974079@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260107T211341Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS):MAILTO:jmeunier8@
 huskers.unl.edu
SUMMARY:Big Red Pawp Up
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Pet a dog and de-stress. Certified therapy dog teams visit for 
 students\, faculty\, and staff.\n\nBig Red Pawp Ups are organized by the C
 ounseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)\, University Libraries\, and D
 epartment of Entomology in compliance with the University Policy on the Us
 e of Animals.\n\nA special thank you to our community partners and local t
 herapy dog teams\:\n• Domesti-PUPS\n• Healing Heart Therapy Dogs\n• 
 Uplifting Paws
LOCATION:Love Library South Room 221 - Peterson Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/196169/
DTEND:20260408T183000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T170000Z
UID:198282@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260305T173204Z
ORGANIZER;CN=School of Art\, Art History & Design:MAILTO:schoolaahd@unl.edu
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition III
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:MFA Thesis Exhibition III\, featuring the work of Emmanual Asam
 oah and Joshua Goering\, will take place April 6-10 in the Eisentrager-How
 ard Gallery in Richards Hall.\n\nAn artist talk will take place on Friday\
 , April 10 at 4 p.m. in Richards Hall Rm. 15. A closing reception will tak
 e place on April 10 from 5-7 p.m. in the gallery.\n\nThe Eisentrager-Howar
 d Gallery is located on the first floor of Richards Hall on the university
 's city campus at Stadium Drive and T streets. Gallery hours are Monday-Th
 ursday\, noon to 5 p.m. Admission to the gallery is free and open to the p
 ublic.\n\nMore information on each artist and exhibition is below\:\n\n* E
 mmanuel "KStony" Asamoah\, "(Arrival is Not Access)"\n\nAsamoah works with
  clay\, metal and found objects because they carry history. These material
 s hold traces of labor\, movement and everyday life\, and he uses them to 
 tell stories about memory\, identity\, and change. He first learned clay i
 n Bekwai\, Ghana\, from his grandmother\, who made pots and grinding bowls
  for daily use. Watching her work taught him that ordinary objects can hol
 d deep meaning. That early experience still shapes his practice. Today\, h
 e combines traditional ceramic methods with metal and reclaimed materials 
 to reflect both where he comes from and where he is now. His work focuses 
 on breaking\, rebuilding and reusing materials as a way to think about mig
 ration\, cultural memory\, Life and resilience. He sees repair not as fixi
 ng something back to what it was\, but as a way to create something new. T
 hrough sculpture and installation\, he explores how social\, cultural\, an
 d economic systems affect our lives\, while giving space to stories that a
 re often overlooked.\n\nAsamoah received a Bachelor of Arts in industrial 
 art (ceramics) from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in 
 Ghana and is currently pursuing an MFA in studio art at the University of 
 Nebraska-Lincoln. In 2024\, he received the NCECA Multicultural Fellowship
 \, recognizing his growing presence in contemporary ceramics. His work has
  been exhibited in the U.S. and Ghana. Working with clay\, metal\, and fou
 nd materials\, Kstony explores how stories of breakage\, repair\, and cont
 inuity move across cultures\, connecting his Ghanaian roots to a broader c
 ontemporary context.\n\n* Joshua Goering "From the Pit"\n\nClay retains hi
 stories. It holds a memory of each action experienced on its surface and i
 n its form. Goering is a potter focused on making objects that capture the
 se moments. He pinches\, scrapes\, trims\, throws and carves\, exposing to
 oth and excavating form. Working with local material guides the ethos behi
 nd the work\, grounding him in place and connecting him to the environment
 . The form language curated is\, in part\, inspired by his process and too
 ls. These utilitarian objects interest him\; their qualities vary accordin
 g to the tasks they are afforded in a manner similar to functional pots. U
 sing their profiles in his dialect as symbol can lead to a deeper understa
 nding of the object's material history. Goering mines ceramic history\, se
 eking to contextualize these symbolic objects and study what came before. 
 He selects from across different periods and regions\, chasing what resona
 tes with place\, symbol and process. He is interested in disparate objects
  having connections to one another\, visible or invisible.\n\nGoering was 
 born and raised in Kansas City\, Kansas. In 2021\, he graduated from the U
 niversity of Kansas with a B.F.A. in ceramics and a B.A. in environmental 
 studies. Following this\, he did a year-long internship at Starworks Ceram
 ics. Goering's work hinges on his environmental disposition\, an inquisiti
 ve nature surrounding materials and an inherent love of process. His curre
 nt work involves a dialogue with the regional landscape using local clays 
 and rocks\, as well as hand-building forms that reference objects involved
  in his process.
LOCATION:Richards Hall Room Eisentrager-Howard Gallery
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198282/
DTEND:20260408T220000Z
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DTSTART:20260408T180000Z
UID:195934-973771@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20251219T192048Z
ORGANIZER;CN=CAS Career Development:MAILTO:cascareers@unl.edu
SUMMARY:CAS Career Drop-ins
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Stop by to ask any of your career questions and receive resume 
 support by a College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) Career Coach. Drop-ins are g
 reat for completing career coach meeting assignments\, too. Sessions last 
 15-20 minutes. Drop-ins are every Wednesday and Thursday from 1-3p. If you
  would like to meet longer\, schedule an appointment (https\://go.unl.edu/
 coachappt). We look forward to supporting you!
LOCATION:Oldfather Hall Room 107, and online at Zoom (https://go.unl.edu/ca
 scareerdropin)
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/195934/
DTEND:20260408T200000Z
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DTSTART:20260408T200000Z
UID:197210-975047@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260129T170609Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Counseling and Psychological Services:
SUMMARY:Grief Group
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Grief can be an isolating experience. You don't have to go thro
 ugh it alone. CAPS is hosting a weekly Grief Group where all students can 
 find a safe and supportive space to process the death of a friend\, family
  member\, or loved one with peers who have had similar experiences. Grief 
 Group will learn about grief\, explore and process grief's complex emotion
 s\, and learn healthy ways to cope. There is no pressure to share or engag
 e\, as we are all at different stages in our grieving journey.
LOCATION:University Health Center Room CAPS, Door 4
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/197210/
DTEND:20260408T210000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T200000Z
UID:191152-968201@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20250710T154346Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Maupin:MAILTO:lmaupin2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Student Research Days\: Graduate Poster Session
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:The Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships\, the Offi
 ce of Graduate Studies\, and the Office of Research and Innovation will be
  hosting our annual Student Research Days Poster Sessions and Creative Exh
 ibitions. This is a great opportunity for students to present their resear
 ch or creative work to the larger UNL community. During registration\, pre
 senters can choose to participate in a poster and creative exhibition comp
 etition. Awards from the UNL colleges and Honors Program will be available
 . Most students will present using research posters\, but students are als
 o welcome to share their work in other formats if that is more appropriate
  to their work. \n\nStudents must register to present by March 13\, 2026.\
 n\nRegister to Present\: https\://research.unl.edu/events/researchdays_nur
 amp.php?EMSEventUUID=8d80f39f-393e-4af9-a09c-2c1bc2504706\n\n2026 Graduate
  Poster Session information\: https\://research.unl.edu/springresearchdays
 /graduate-poster-session-and-creative-exhibition/\n\nPlease note that each
  day undergraduates will present in the mornings (10 a.m.-12 p.m.) and gra
 duate students will present in the afternoons (3 p.m.-5 p.m.). \n\nApril 7
  will highlight engineering and physical sciences presentations\, while Ap
 ril 8 will highlight arts and humanities\, education\, business\, social s
 ciences\, and life sciences presentations.
LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/191152/
DTEND:20260408T220000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T203000Z
UID:196460@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260113T154906Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Ann Briggs:MAILTO:annbriggs@nebraska.edu
SUMMARY:Nebraska Water Center Spring Seminar Series - Jesse Bradley
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:On April 8\, Jesse Bradley will provide an update on the Govern
 or’s water task force. The Nebraska Water Center (NWC)\, in partnership 
 with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s School of Natural Resources\, 
 will begin its annual Spring Water Seminar Series in January.\n\nThis year
 ’s series will explore how water management shapes our communities\, a t
 heme designed to bring together perspectives from across the state to disc
 uss the shared water challenges facing Nebraskans. \n\nThe Series is open 
 to the public and will be held in Room 901 in Hardin Hall on the Universit
 y of Nebraska-Lincoln East Campus at 3\:30 p.m. The seminar will also be s
 treamed online via Zoom for attendees who are not based in Lincoln and pos
 ted on our website. Please contact Ann Briggs at annbriggs@nebraska.edu if
  you’d like to attend via Zoom.\n\nThe 2026 seminar dates are January 21
 \, February 4\, February 18\, March 4\, March 25\, April 8\, and April 22.
LOCATION:Hardin Hall Room Room 901
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/196460/
DTEND:20260408T213000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T220000Z
UID:198837@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260320T155435Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Ross Media Arts Center:MAILTO:theross@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Billy Preston\: That’s The Way God Planned It
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Showing at The Ross April 3-16. Visit theross.org for tickets\,
  showtimes\, and more information. \n\nFeaturing never-before-seen archiva
 l footage\, studio outtakes\, and rare photos\, Billy Preston\: That's the
  Way God Planned It is an exhilarating documentary about the legendary GRA
 MMY-winning musician whose signature sound shaped the work of The Beatles\
 , The Rolling Stones\, Ray Charles\, Sly Stone\, Aretha Franklin\, and cou
 ntless others.
LOCATION:Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center-Van Brunt Visitors Center Room 
 Ross Theaters (123 & 124)
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198837/
DTEND:20260408T220000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T220000Z
UID:197560@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260210T183047Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Center for Entrepreneurship:MAILTO:entrepreneurship@unl.edu
SUMMARY:New Venture Competition Workshop\: Office Hours
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Bring any questions or requests for help\, regardless of topic\
 , related to New Venture Competition. Faculty and staff will be available 
 to assist.
LOCATION:Howard L. Hawks Hall Room 315
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/197560/
DTEND:20260408T233000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T221000Z
UID:198844@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260320T155725Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Ross Media Arts Center:MAILTO:theross@unl.edu
SUMMARY:The President’s Cake
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Showing at The Ross April 3-9. Visit theross.org for tickets\, 
 showtimes\, and more information. \n\nWhile people across 1990's Iraq stru
 ggle to survive\, 9-year old Lamia has been selected to prepare a cake to 
 celebrate the President's birthday. In a landscape of fear and scarcity\, 
 Lamia sets out on a determined journey throughout the big city in search o
 f eggs\, flour\, and sugar.
LOCATION:Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center-Van Brunt Visitors Center Room 
 Ross Theaters (123 & 124)
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198844/
DTEND:20260408T221000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T223000Z
UID:196636-974427@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260115T201205Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Audrey Krimm:MAILTO:akrimm2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Yoga for Climbers
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Join UNL’s Outdoor Adventures every Wednesday at Yoga for Cli
 mbers! Yoga for Climbers will complement your climbing goals and is great 
 for your general wellness. This class focuses on using yoga to enhance cli
 mbing performance by improving flexibility\, breath control\, balance\, an
 d strengthening stabilizing muscles.
LOCATION:Outdoor Adventures Center Room
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/196636/
DTEND:20260408T233000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260408T230000Z
UID:199013@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260406T201716Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Isabella Flamel:MAILTO:iflamel2@unl.edu
SUMMARY:LeaderShape Resilience\: Showing Up\, Even When It's Hard
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Life doesn't slow down and neither do the challenges that come 
 with balancing academics\, personal life\, and work tasks. This interactiv
 e workshop explores how to stay grounded and effective when things feel ov
 erwhelming or out of control. Through reflection\, discussion\, and practi
 cal tools\, you'll learn how to recognize when you are out of alignment\, 
 reconnect with your core values\, and respond to stress with intention ins
 tead of reaction.
LOCATION:Nebraska Union Room Heritage
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/199013/
DTEND:20260409T010000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260409T001500Z
UID:198600-976363@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260320T161320Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Ross Media Arts Center:MAILTO:theross@unl.edu
SUMMARY:A Tribute to Nebraska's Joan Micklin Silver
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Join us April 8-12 for a tribute to the trailblazing Nebraska d
 irector Joan Micklin Silver\, featuring the films HESTER STREET (April 8)\
 , BETWEEN THE LINES (April 9)\, CHILLY SCENES OF WINTER (April 10)\, CROSS
 ING DELANCEY (April 11)\, and A FISH IN THE BATHTUB (April 12). All screen
 ings begin at 7\:15pm. TICKETS\: $10 General Admission | $5 Members & UNL 
 Students. Visit theross.org for tickets and more information. \n\nBorn in 
 Omaha\, Joan Micklin Silver (1935-2020) was an American playwright\, scree
 nwriter\, and director known for her pioneering efforts to bring Jewish st
 ories to the stage and screen. Silver frequently butted heads with the pat
 riarchal Hollywood studio system and broke barriers for women directors wi
 th her seven feature films\, including her debut HESTER STREET and the rom
 antic comedy CROSSING DELANCEY.
LOCATION:Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center-Van Brunt Visitors Center Room 
 Ross Theaters (123 & 124)
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/198600/
DTEND:20260409T001500Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20260409T020000Z
UID:196700@events.unl.edu
DTSTAMP:20260116T175137Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Evan Rich:MAILTO:erich3@unl.edu
SUMMARY:Open House at the Student Observatory
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:See the stars\, planets\, and moon on campus! Open to all who a
 re interested in astronomy.\n\nOpen House events may be canceled due to ra
 in\, snow\, or clouds. Please check our calendar or visit our Instagram pa
 ge to see if we're open. https\://www.instagram.com/unl_observatories/
LOCATION:Stadium Drive Parking Garage Room Roof (4th floor)
URL://events.unl.edu/2026/04/08/196700/
DTEND:20260409T040000Z
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR