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University of Nebraska City Campus entrance gate

Campus Conversations series to connect students, administrators

February 8, 2018

Kelli King (right), director of the William H. Thompson Learning Community, accepts her Parents' Recognition Award from Amy Goodburn, senior associate vice chancellor and dean of undergraduate education, during the Parents' Recognition Awards on Feb. 2. More than 228 faculty and staff were honored for their support of Nebraska students.

228 faculty, staff receive Parents’ Recognition Awards

February 8, 2018

Scene from the Oscar-nominated short "Garden Party." The Ross will host "Oscar Shorts 2018" from Feb. 9-22.

'Oscar Shorts,' 'In the Intense Now' new at the Ross

February 8, 2018

Fall color is in the air at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's City Campus.

5,100-plus named to Deans' List/honor roll for fall 2017

February 5, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Conference to examine innovation and the future of work

February 5, 2018

Incoming first-year students participate in Husker Dialogues, a diversity and inclusion event facilitated by more than 370 faculty, staff, and student conversation guides.

Registration open for student leadership training retreat

January 31, 2018

Starting Feb. 19, a new layer of security will be added to campus email accounts.

New anti-phishing tool deploys Feb. 19

January 31, 2018

Donde Plowman talks to high school seniors in the Dream Big Academy.

Mentors sought for Dream Big Academy

January 30, 2018

For the second year, Student Involvement is offering Coffee Talks, a series that allows members of the campus community to explore cultural differences. Participants in the Jan. 26 conversation included (from left) Veronica Riepe, Dan Hutt, Shang Wei, Tasneem Bouzid, Adriana Miller and Imeda Iakovenko.

Series brews connections between international, domestic students

January 28, 2018

.Layla, one of two K-9s joining the University Police Department, searches for explosives around a car outside of Memorial Stadium prior to the April 15 spring game. The dogs are trained for bomb detection, finding evidence at crime scenes and tracking individuals. They will not be used for drug detection, apprehension or crowd control.

Report highlights campus security, fire safety statistics

January 26, 2018

smoking cessation

Smoking cessation assistance available on campus

January 23, 2018

Make + Take Lunch- Jan. 26

Make+Take Lunch presentation is Jan. 26

January 17, 2018