Learn how the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) supports Business students.

Step inside Howard L. Hawks Hall, home of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business,in this virtual tour with four Nebraska Business students. They'll guide you through some of the most dynamic spaces on campus, including:

Watch on YouTube for an interactive version of this video that lets you move your perspective 180 degrees as you explore Hawks Hall. You can use your mouse or mobile device to look around or enjoy the experience with a VR headset for the full effect: https://youtu.be/njfm5LXAVyw

Hawks Hall, the heart of Nebraska Business, provides students with world-class facilities, hands-on learning and spaces designed to help you lead the future of business.

Want to learn more about Nebraska Business?

→Explore our programs: https://business.unl.edu/ugrad

→Schedule a campus visit: https://admissions.unl.edu

Struggling with math, writing or a tough business class? You're not alone, and you don't have to figure it out by yourself. Discover free academic support resources at the College of Business and across campus, including the Teaching and Learning Center, Writing Center, CAST and more.

CoB Teaching and Learning Center: business.unl.edu/tutor

Math Resource Center: math.unl.edu

Writing Center: writing.unl.edu

Center for Academic Success and Transition: success.unl.edu

Wondering who to talk to about classes, majors or how to stay on track? Meet BASE, your go-to resource for academic advising, success strategies and connecting with campus support. Find out how they help you make the most of your time at the College of Business. Learn more at: business.unl.edu/base

Will Blatchford, economics and finance major from Lincoln, Nebraska, talks with Assistant Dean Rachel Larson about his internship experiences at NBC Trust Company, Skyline Advisors and Solomon Partners, and how the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln helped him get them. He minors in accounting. Will is involved in Wall Street Scholars of Nebraska, the Nebraska Business Honors Academy and Beta Theta Pi fraternity.

Mollie Fee, international business major from Omaha, Nebraska, talks with Assistant Dean Rachel Larson about her internship experience at CareerOS in Barcelona, Spain, and how the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln helped her get it. As part of her international business major, she studied abroad at IAU in Spain and selected a supply chain management focus for her coursework. Mollie served as a peer mentor to international students and is involved in Pi Beta Phi sorority.

Sam McCracken, management major from Scottsdale, Arizona, talks with Assistant Dean Rachel Larson about his internship experience at Active Minds, a nonprofit based in Washington, D.C. that mobilizes youth to transform mental health norms in society, and how the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln helped him get it. His management major centers on his experience in the Clifton Builders Program, which develops students with high leadership and entrepreneurial potential and empowers them to build businesses, lead teams and transform communities. Sam started a new club called Big Red Bags Cornhole Club and is involved in the Nebraska Entrepreneurship Accelerator Program and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.

At the Clifton Strengths Institute Summer Conference on Tuesday, July 29, you’ll have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of strengths-based practices, share your experiences, and learn from talented individuals including students, faculty and staff. Immerse yourself in a series of thought-provoking sessions tailored to highlight excellence in strengths-based education both on campuses and in the workplace. From interactive workshops to insightful discussions, this conference promises to be a transformative experience for all attendees. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect, learn and elevate your strengths practices.

Learn more and register: https://go.unl.edu/csisummerconference

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Business is launching a new undergraduate core curriculum in the fall of 2025, empowering business majors to lead the future of business through hands-on learning, corporate engagement and peer mentorship.

Dean Kathy Farrell announces 2025 College of Business Advisory Board recipients and spring highlights.