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Tina Pham spent the morning of Dec. 16 hauling boxes and carts full of donations from each campus dining center to the Cather Dining Center, where four additional volunteers were helping to organize and load the items into three vehicles.

Nasia Olson-Whitefeather has become a leader who never settles for being passively involved. Through her various leadership roles within the multicultural sorority Delta Xi Nu, as president of UNITE (University of Nebraska–Lincoln Intertribal Exchange), and in her ongoing advocacy for Indigenous students at the university, Olson-Whitefeather aimed to amplify the voices of those around her — a practice she views as key to effective leadership.

Outdoor holiday light displays are a mainstay of the winter season. The twinkling lights and lawn decorations can entertain from the comfort of a vehicle or in the brisk outside air. Read through our compiled list of the best sites around Lincoln for a variety of displays and themes.

Meet Domonique Cudjo, the assistant director of the university’s Women’s Center. She provides a range of supports, services and programs to help Huskers be successful. Well before this holiday season, she began coordinating gifts for students with children through the annual Holidays with Little Huskers program.

Faculty and staff can get a discounted membership for the month of January as a part of a “New Year, New You” promotion. Faculty and staff members qualify for an affiliate membership, normally priced at $41 per month. However, new members purchasing an affiliate pass for January 2023 will pay a promotional price of $23, an $18 savings.

Students are wrapping another semester, and Chancellor Ronnie Green wants to help them cross the finish line.

On campus, Christine Trinh — a pre-law, economics and political science major from Lincoln, Nebraska — has sought out leadership opportunities, leveraged mentors and formed connections that will last well past graduation.