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Love Library cupola at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Friday, January 17, 2020 Vice chancellor for student affairs search begins

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has launched a national search to select its next vice chancellor for student affairs.

Tuesday, January 14, 2020 MLK week to feature civil rights icon Ruby Bridges

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will honor the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of events Jan. 20-24.

Ice crystals cover trees near the south entrance to Pound Hall. The building, located northeast of the intersection of 12th and R streets, is the new home to Nebraska's Services for Students with Disabilities office.

Monday, January 13, 2020 New location enhances services to students with disabilities

Services for Students with Disabilities, which offers support to more than 1,000 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students each semester, has a new home in Louise Pound Hall.

Herbie throws bones in front of the Nebraska bowling alley

Monday, January 13, 2020 Explore Lincoln: 5 things to do this January

Welcome to Explore Lincoln, a monthly column featuring events and interesting things to do on campus and across Lincoln.

Sunday, January 12, 2020 Coming soon to Nebraska U

From the launch of a new strategic plan in February to ongoing facility upgrades, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln community will see a number of changes come to campus in the spring semester.

PLYO app offers UNL students workout rewards.

Saturday, January 11, 2020 Plyo workout app offers rewards for active students

When Peter Schultze first came up with the idea for Plyo, a workout reward app, he had no idea it would gain traction so quickly.

Thom “Emily” Tran (second from left) and Amy Tran (third from left) adjust raw egg rolls on a baking sheet in the Cather Dining Center on Jan. 9. For the second year, Cather Dining Center is offering handmade vegetarian egg rolls based on a recipe provided by Tran. The homemade option has proven popular with students and is healthier and cheaper than purchasing a frozen option.

Friday, January 10, 2020 Cather Dining crew rolls into new year

A focus on providing healthy, homemade food to students has a University of Nebraska–Lincoln dining crew rolling into the spring semester.

Monday, January 6, 2020 7 New Year’s resolutions to help you feel happier

While focusing on your fitness can be an important resolution that supports your emotional, physical and spiritual well-being, it is also important to explore other dimensions of well-being as you seek a balanced life. Consider adopting one of these resolutions that may help you feel happier with your life.

Natalie Jones, a fifth-generation Nebraska rancher and third-generation University of Nebraska-Lincoln grad, will start her next chapter from an office in Agricultural Hall as a media specialist.

Thursday, December 19, 2019 Grad's Nebraska story not finished yet

Natalie Jones is wistful and proud when she speaks of her family’s homestead, Diamond Bar Ranch. As a fifth-generation Nebraskan and rancher, she hopes to eventually move back and help run the sprawling cow-calf operation, established in 1901 north of Stapleton in the Sandhills.

Students hugging at Nebraska commencement

Wednesday, December 18, 2019 Spring health coverage available for international students, graduate assistants

International students and graduate assistants are automatically enrolled in the student health insurance plan each semester.