University of Nebraska Lincoln Campus Master Plan and Landscape Master Plan
In June 2012, the University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL) launched the Plan Big: UNL Campus and Landscape Master Plan, which provides the physical framework for UNL to grow and strengthen its place among national peers in academics, athletics, and research. The name reflects the significance of this plan for the university, which is occurring at a time of ambitious growth aspirations, a new position within the Big Ten conference, and new visions for UNL’s campus and landscape identity. As Nebraska’s only land-grant, comprehensive, research university, UNL has laid out goals to increase enrollment, tenure-track faculty, research expenditures, and graduation rates to heighten academic achievement and fiscal sustainability. While growth will be transformative in a positive way for the university, it must be thoughtfully planned and balanced with existing needs. Rather than conceiving of singular, circumscribed projects, the plan suggests ways that the university can create collaborative places that contribute to and reinforce the overall campus identity and experience.
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