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Chancellor Green outlines budget challenges

June 23, 2020

Nebraska students hand out “Hate Will Never Win” T-shirts in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center before a campus rally in February 2018.

Chancellor calls for focused pursuit of racial equity

June 8, 2020

Protesters raise their hands in the air during a May 31 Black Lives Matter protest at the Nebraska State Capitol building. The university will host a discussion about the national protests on June 2.

Dish it Up session to reflect, expand on national protests

June 2, 2020

Nebraska students hand out “Hate Will Never Win” T-shirts in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center before a campus rally in February 2018.

Chancellor Green: ‘Racism in any form is wrong and has no place in our lives’

June 1, 2020

The second year of Nebraska's Staff Leadership Academy will feature 30 participants representing

Virtual ‘Grand Challenges’ workshops to begin June 5

May 26, 2020

Chancellor outlines COVID-19 changes for after June 1

May 26, 2020

Green among special guests in 'Captain Soapman'

May 22, 2020

University gears up for Go Big Grad celebration

May 6, 2020

Diane Mendenhall

Mendenhall transitions to new role

March 23, 2020

Aerial photo of City Campus, University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Chancellor calls for work-from-home plans for employees

March 18, 2020

Josh Gasper, a senior nursing student, gives a flu shot in the University Health Center in this file photo from 2019. While it's not effective against COVID-19, the CDC continues to recommend that individuals get the flu vaccine as seasonal influenza activity remains high. The vaccine helps individuals prevent influenza and possible unnecessary evaluations for COVID-19. Learn more about getting the vaccine at https://health.unl.edu.

Updates to COVID-19 response provided online

March 9, 2020

Josh Gasper, a senior nursing student, gives a flu shot in the University Health Center in this file photo from 2019. While it's not effective against COVID-19, the CDC continues to recommend that individuals get the flu vaccine as seasonal influenza activity remains high. The vaccine helps individuals prevent influenza and possible unnecessary evaluations for COVID-19. Learn more about getting the vaccine at https://health.unl.edu.

University continues to address coronavirus challenges

March 6, 2020