Nebraska Research Days is a weeklong celebration highlighting research at UNL. Nebraska Research Days will take place November 14th-18th, and is sponsored by the Office of Research & Economic Development. More details coming soon.

Oshibana Nebraska is a collection of flowers and other botanicals grown in Nebraska that have been dried and pressed to create stunning pieces of art. Some natural elements have been picked from the wild, while others have been gathered from a garden …

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.

Faculty whose projects were chosen in the first, recently announced cycle of Grand Challenges grants will offer their tips for success and team development as the initiative transitions into the second phase and beyond.

A weekly gathering for casual and social conversation between international and domestic students. Grab a beverage and join the chat to explore cultures, meet friends and learn about campus.

Dr. Halden Clark, assistant professor of practice at the Great Plains Veterinary Educational Center (GPVEC), will present a seminar titled “Methods of Teaching Bovine Pregnancy Examination to Veterinary Students.”

Each fall, NUtech Ventures hosts the Innovator Celebration, which honors the achievements of university faculty, staff and students who are developing and commercializing cutting-edge research. This year’s event includes awards for notable campus …

Join us for a presentation from Serkan Tokgoz, PhD student in the UNL Department of Agronomy and Horticulture. Seminar will be both in-person in Keim 264 and online via Zoom. Title TBD.