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The community of Lincoln is greatly benefiting from the generosity of University of Nebraska–Lincoln students.

[Daily Nebraskan] The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has strived to become more inclusive of any and all dietary needs of students in recent years, adding options like Moxie’s Gluten-Free Cafe in Selleck Food Court.

Husker students refused to let a little mid-February snow keep them from getting in some volleyball on the courts outside the Harper-Schramm-Smith residence halls.

As 11 inches of snow piled up in Lincoln on Feb. 16, so did donations to Glow Big Red, setting records for the annual giving event for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. In all, the campaign collected 5,185 gifts totaling $653,246.

Since the installation of two LFC biodigesters, UNL has gone above and beyond their sustainability goals — diverting 44,000 kg (98,000 lb) of food waste from landfills in the first year of deployment.

[Daily Nebraskan] This new photography exhibit reveals what life was like for the African Americans who settled in DeWitty, Nebraska. What makes Descendants of DeWitty even more special is the fact that the curator, Artes Johnson, is a direct descendant of these settlers.

[Daily Nebraskan] When looking at the URL for the Games Guild on NvolveU, one might notice that the club is incorrectly referred to as the War Gamers Club. However, this old name fails to encapsulate the scope of what the club aims to accomplish. The Games Guild is focused on bringing students together to play a mix of board, card, roleplaying and war games.