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PREVENT, a student organization at Nebraska dedicated to ending relationship and sexual violence through peer education, will host its fourth annual End Rape On Campus walk from 2 to 4 p.m. April 4.

Throughout his 33 years in campus food service, Dave Annis has been known for many things: being an award-winning director, writing a weekly newsletter to answer food-related questions from students and traveling around campus with a cart to serve students waffles.

Colette Yellow Robe knows firsthand how life can get in the way of a student’s dreams. While growing up on the Winnebago Reservation in northeast Nebraska, the high school honors student nursed an ambition for an advanced degree – even though she didn't always have the courage to say it.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is making accommodations to assist students impacted by recent flooding across the Midwest.

Ten University of Nebraska–Lincoln students — eight undergraduates and two graduate students — earned inaugural Student Luminary Awards at a ceremony March 8.

For Lauren Petersen, leaving a legacy at her school meant establishing a new spring break trip through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Outdoor Adventures Center to kayak in the Gulf of California. The political science major will lead five students with minimal sea kayaking experience for six days to explore nature. This is the first time the Outdoor Adventures Center has traveled needing passports in over 10 years.

Through the Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska Community Outreach Program, UNL Kappa Delta sorority members have an opportunity to inspire the next generation of strong women — a chance that can come with responsibility. This program runs year-round, and mentors often work in pairs to teach a group of young students

Nominations are now open for Nebraska's Student Impact Awards, which honor registered student organization officers, members and faculty advisors.

For the 40th year, Women’s Week at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will honor the accomplishments of women and the struggles they face today.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s student-led “Hate Will Never Win” initiative is expanding under a new name. Now called "Power of Huskers, the student-led project continues with a “Discovering Our Story: Power of HUSKERS” activity at 5 p.m. Feb. 27 in the Willa Cather Dining Center, Red Cloud Room.