Czech Culture and Language in Nebraska Grass Roots Foundation to support Czech culture and language. Komensky Club is the UNL student organization.
05/15/2026
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12/17/2025
On December 8th, 2025, the Czech Language Foundation, in partnership with MG Craig, Nebraska’s Adjutant General, hosted distinguished reception at the Governor's Residence in Lincoln, Nebraska welcoming His Excellency Miloslav Stašek, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the United. The event celebrated the enduring ties between Nebraska and the Czech Republic, recognizing their shared heritage and to cultural exchange. It also highlighted the University of Nebraska’s leadership in advancing Czech language and cultural studies, while underscoring the of Nebraska’s military connections with Czech Armed Forces. Additionally, the reception paid tribute to deep roots of the Czech community in Nebraska, whose contributions continue to the state's cultural and civic life.
🎓✨ Finals week is here at UNL, and we’re thrilled to share some wonderful news!
The Czech Language Foundation is proud to announce that 22 scholarships have been awarded to Czech Language students this semester. 🇨🇿📚
We’re inspired by the dedication of these students and grateful to support their journey in keeping Czech language and culture alive at UNL.
Congratulations to all recipients — your hard work truly shines! 🌟
10/13/2025
Celebrating Dr. Hana Waisserova, Czech language students and scholarship donors at our Annual Recognition Banquet.
10/01/2025
Join us for an unforgettable evening at our Annual Banquet on October 12, 2025. The special guest speaker will be Dr. James D. Le Sueur.
James Le Sueur, history professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will be the guest speaker at the CLF banquet. Dr. Le Sueur will speak about the Czechoslovak government-in-exile in England following the 1939 N**i occupation of the Czech lands.
Dr. Le Sueur is the Samuel Clark Waugh Distinguished Professor of International Relations and the Chair of the UNL Department of History, he is also a Senior Associate Member of St. Anthony's College, Oxford.
Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow Czech language/culture enthusiasts and supporters.
Tickets are on sale now. (https://www.czechlanguagefoundation.org/shop)
Donations & Tickets | Czech Language Found The Czech Language Foundation is a 501(c)3 foundation formed to promote Czech language and culture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and in the state of Nebraska.
08/25/2025
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Save the date: Monday Sept 29!
08/24/2025
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In August 1968 Paul Goldsmith was a 19-year-old college student from the United States traveling through Czechoslovakia. When he heard the Warsaw Pact tanks rolling through Prague, he grabbed his camera and started documenting, barely dodging the Soviet soldiers who were confiscating and destroying cameras. He was able to share the photos with the Associated Press for worldwide distribution. In 2012 NCSML exhibited his collection and many people were able to hear his account first-hand during his visit.
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12/26/2025
10/01/2025