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Image caption: Works by Lesley Dill, Nicholas Galanin, Amanda Ross-Ho, and Leonardo Drew are featured in “The Scene Changes: Sculpture from the Collection” at Sheldon Museum of Art.

Sheldon celebrates 7 new exhibitions on First Friday

February 3, 2022

Information Technology Services is migrating the university’s virtual private network service.

'Week of Dialogue' to launch Black History Month

January 31, 2022

Faculty, staff can purchase $10 tickets to 'Notes from the Field'

January 31, 2022

[University Communication]

11.7% positivity rate reported among students, faculty, staff

January 31, 2022

Herbie Husker walks the Tunnel Walk route in Memorial Stadium after morning practice.

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Jan. 28

January 28, 2022

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is taking the next step in its long-term journey to strengthen diversity, inclusivity and equity across all areas of the institution.

Nominations open for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Impact Awards

January 28, 2022

Odds are, students, faculty and staff will be selected multiple times to take part in the university's random COVID-19 testing program this spring.

Odds are Huskers will be selected for multiple COVID tests

January 27, 2022

Students took time to pose with Herbie Husker after getting vaccinated in the on-campus Pfizer vaccination clinic in the spring.

Benefits come with getting boosted

January 26, 2022

A student delivers a vial of saliva at the Nebraska Union COVID-19 test location on Jan. 18. All students, faculty and staff are going through re-entry testing at the start of the spring semester. The testing system will shift to focus on residence halls and Greek houses next week.

COVID-19 testing shifts to random mitigation for all on campus

January 26, 2022

[University Communication]

11.4% positivity rate reported among students, faculty, staff

January 24, 2022

Rural Nebraskans’ optimism about the future is slightly down compared to last year, and their metropolitan counterparts are more optimistic about both their current situation and the future, according to the 2021 Nebraska Rural and Metro Polls.

Virtual series to explore rural infrastructure

January 24, 2022

Cynthia Serrano-Ortega (left) and Christian Parrish add beans to meals being packed as part of the university’s MLK Week service project on Jan. 19. Nearly 120 students, faculty and staff volunteers packed more than 2,100 meals to feed the hungry across southeastern Nebraska.

Huskers pack 2,128 meals for MLK Week service project

January 21, 2022