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On a busy college schedule, it can be tough for students to make time for their mental health. But what if a counseling office was just a short walk away from their dorm room or dining hall? That premise is being put to the test this year through the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s new Counselor-in-Residence program, which places trained mental health professionals directly inside of residence halls across campus.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Interfraternity Council chapter delegates elected Williams, a junior mechanical engineering major, to be the IFC president for the 2020 term year. Williams said he decided to run for IFC president because of his passion for the Greek community, and his main goal as president is to showcase the benefits the Greek system brings to the Lincoln community.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students often sport red, but recently some have embraced the color green, tying cloth to their backpacks and wrists to support a cause.

Emeritus law professor John Lenich and Jake Johnson, assistant vice chancellor for Student Affairs, spoke about the new draft of the Student Code of Conduct during the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska’s open forum at its meeting Wednesday, resulting in almost two hours of discussion.

For an hour and a half on Tuesday afternoon, University of Nebraska-Lincoln students voiced their suggestions and concerns about revisions to the Student Code of Conduct at a feedback session in the Nebraska Union.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's curling club will host a bonspiel — or tournament — from Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 at the John Breslow Ice Hockey Center.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's curling club will host a bonspiel — or tournament — from Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 at the John Breslow Ice Hockey Center.

Though the National Pan-Hellenic Council is smaller than other Greek councils on campus, president Satanna Schunk is helping the “divine nine” make a name for itself at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.