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Katie Furlong, a senior from Dallas, adds a bike to the finished side of the repair area in the Outdoor Adventures Center Bike Shop.

Friday, September 23, 2022 Campus bike resources keep Huskers pedaling

From ice cream bike rides to rentals and repairs, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and community organizations provide resources for bike enthusiasts and newbies alike.

Graphic with drawn images of crackers, cheese and grapes. Text reads Mealkit Monday

Thursday, September 22, 2022 Goodbye ramen noodles, hello healthy eating

For many students, busy schedules and tight budgets get in the way of a healthy, balanced diet. This is where the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Meal Kit Mondays come in.

A volunteer helps participants set up their dye stations during the Peace, Love, Consent event at Meier Commons on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022 in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Thursday, September 22, 2022 Students tie-dye “Peace, Love, Consent” shirts to promote consensual sex

Students gathered in the Nebraska Union greenspace Wednesday to tie-dye shirts at an event organized by the Center for Advocacy, Response & Education to promote consensual sex, even with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees.

The 2022 homecoming royalty finalists are: (back row, from left) Ray Nierman, Harrison Lloyd, Jimmy Wheebe, Jacob Drake, Bennett Perlinger, Mitchell Manning, William Wilton, Sam Wilkins, Seth Caines and Michael Ilg; (front row, from left) Tessa Yackley, Maria Heyen, Bekka Hitz, Aleksandra Glowik, Emily Hatterman, Christine Trinh, Bhagya Pushkaran, Regan Vaccaro, Kate Johnson and Jessica Stump.

Wednesday, September 21, 2022 20 Huskers named 2022 homecoming royalty finalists

Twenty senior students have been selected as University of Nebraska–Lincoln homecoming royalty finalists.

The east side of Memorial Stadium is illuminated by the Ferris wheel during the 2021 Cornstock Festival.

Tuesday, September 20, 2022 University to celebrate homecoming with ‘Husker Throwback’

This year’s University of Nebraska–Lincoln homecoming week runs Sept. 26 to Oct. 1 and will carry the theme “Husker Throwback.”

Husker Pantry graduate assistant Emilee Smith holds a basket of personal care and food items that are commonly-requested by University of Nebraska–Lincoln students. [Christopher Dulak | Student Affairs]

Monday, September 19, 2022 Food, personal hygiene items sought for Pantry's food drive

During the next year, 1-in-3 students at UNL will face food insecurity and hunger. Between Sept. 21–30 the Husker Pantry wants to collect 3,500 items for the direct benefit of UNL students. Here's how you can help.

Global Expereinces Fair is September 20, 2022. [courtesy photo]

Monday, September 19, 2022 Global Experiences Fair and Fiesta on the Green are highlights of campus activities, Sept. 20–23

In addition to the series of Fall Career Fairs happening this week, we found nine more events and activities to engage you.

Students enjoy food and conversation in the Abel Dining Center.

Monday, September 19, 2022 Halal options increase on-campus dining inclusivity

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln brings together students from around the globe. They come from numerous countries, nationalities and religions in pursuit of a world-class education with outstanding facilities and opportunities. As individuals share ideas and customs, dining can play a central role in finding a place on campus. Through the inclusion of halal options in the dining centers, the Husker community helps welcome all students and guests.

Tenley Simmons, a sophomore from Minneapolis, Minnesota, right, and Kate Aleknavicius, a sophomore from Milkwaukee, Wisconsin, compete in Corn Hole at the Student Tailgate and Unity Walk in the Union green space before the game. NU vs. North Dakota.

Monday, September 12, 2022 R-E-S-P-E-C-T – Find out what it means to NE

Back in the Big XII conference days, Oklahoma was one of Nebraska’s biggest rivals in football. As the rivalry returns for a bit of competitive fun, remember that you can play a part in continuing our tradition of being the “greatest fans in college football.” Here’s how...

Students at Nebraska eat in dining center

Monday, September 12, 2022 Dining destinations satisfy any taste bud

Each campus dining location has its own specialties and unique offerings. If you have a meal plan, you can choose from numerous dine-in and to-go options and locations.

But did you know that you don’t have to live on campus to purchase a meal plan? Off-campus meal plans range from 50 to 125 meals per semester; plus, they include Dining Dollars that can be used through the Transact Mobile Ordering app. For those without a meal plan, guest pricing also is available.