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Maryam Ajibola, a freshman in psychology from Lockport, Illinois, studies amid the blooms of a crabapple tree outside the Nebraska Union.

The annual awards program for recognized student organizations has 124 nominations across 14 categories. Winners will be announced at a reception May 4, 2023.

[Daily Nebraskan] A month after stepping down from his Association of Students of the University of Nebraska presidency, senior political science major Jacob Drake reflected on his year-long term.

The Chancellor’s Environment, Sustainability and Resilience Commission has formed a new council to guide implementation of the university’s sustainability master plan. Josh Overocker is serving as a representative for Student Affairs.

April 10-15, 2023 is National Student Employee Appreciation Week. Check out our Exposure photo story to meet students working across Student Affairs at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Learn how these student employees are building connections to campus resources and communities and learning valuable skills for their future career goals.

[Daily Nebraskan] The needs of low-income students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are now being prioritized by a new student government task force.

Spring has officially arrived, as has the final stretch of the academic year. Before finals and summer break, be sure to take some time to enjoy the warming weather by checking out these great things to do in April.

[Daily Nebraskan] Paper bag luminarias lit up The Crib at the Nebraska Union with messages of support for survivors of sexual assault as part of the Shine a Light of Support event hosted by the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education.

[Daily Nebraskan] The Residence Hall Association’s first Battle of the Halls encouraged competition and community with activities such as a trivia night, food trucks, a dodgeball tournament and comedian Ryan Kelly.