UNL has more than 400 registered student organizations, and we can help you find one that's right for you.
A great venue for pregame. You can also reserve for wedding parties and more. Read more.
Since 1969, this campus icon has been a popular meeting place. Redesigned in 2000, it now features ten granite boulders, the largest weighing in at 20 tons.
If you have food allergy questions or want more nutritional information, please ask - we love to help!
Dedicated in 2010 and built for students. Don't miss the Kawasaki Reading Room upstairs.
If you are looking for Admissions, it's just two blocks away. 1410 Q Street - right across the street from Arby's.
The ghost of Dallas Williams, a theater professor who died in 1971, is said to "sit in" on rehearsals.
The original four-block campus was enclosed by an iron fence in 1892 to keep cows and "town loafers" off the grounds. Of the four gates, only the south gate remains.
The south part of the building has four floors. The north part only has three.
Injury Prevention and Care staff offer these services FREE to all members: evaluation and treatment of injuries, stretching techniques, Taping (patrons must provide tape).
Stretch out. Relax. Take it all in. You are at the hub of campus.
The Daily Drip coffee and lunch shop is one of two business owned and operated by the Students in Free Enterprise.
Students get free seating on the berm for Husker games with their NCard.
Docent-guided tours are available free with admission on Wednesdays at 11:00 AM and Saturdays at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. Read more.
Home to the College of Arts & Sciences and perhaps the widest vending machine selection on campus on the east side of first floor.
Home of the Raikes School of Computer Science and Management, where they've hosted Twitter's Evan Williams and Bill Gates.
The view from the north side balcony on second floor is one of the best on campus.
Go Big Red! Visitor information available at the Van Brunt Visitors Center at 13th and Q Streets.
Ask the staff at the 2nd floor reference table for research help - they know the library inside and out!
You can take a self-guided tour seven days a week 8 a.m.-8 p.m. The tour has access to the West Stadium and Osborne Athletic Complex Lobbies. Read more.
The displays in the concourse areas highlight more than 100 years of Nebraska athletics and more than 25 years of women’s athletics at the university. Read more.
