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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.

Naren smiles for a photo holding a sign that says "I'm a Husker & furthering the conversation on mental health."

Monday, September 12, 2022 Narasimhan supports mental health awareness through project

Naren Narasimhan, junior marketing and sports media and communications major, has a goal of making the topic of mental health more visible. Literally, more visible. It’s why he is leading the Green Bandana Project at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, and why he’ll be walking up and handing you a green bandana.

Enjoy the comforts of 4-legged furry companions at the Big Red Pawp-Up events on Sept 15 & 16, 2022.

Friday, September 9, 2022 Prioritize your self-care with 7 upcoming activities

We're now three weeks into the semester and you're possibly still settling in and finding your footing. Soon the first set of exams and projects will be here. To prepare for this upcoming period, give attention to your own self-care and personal well-being.

Friday, September 9, 2022 Mazza hired to lead employee wellness; HealthierU launched

HealthierU, a new employee wellness program, is launching this fall with the creation of a website and hiring of Annalisa Mazza to serve as assistant director for employee wellness.

A student hesitates to pet the Komodo Dragon that is a part pf the petting zoo put on my UPC Nebraska and Wildlife Encounters outside the Nebraska Union on Sept. 6, 2022 in Lincoln, NE. [Evan Dondinger | Daily Nebraskan]

Thursday, September 8, 2022 University Program Council provides students with a wild surprise

Around 300 students stopped by the front of the Nebraska Union on Tuesday afternoon to meet Allie the alligator, Shelley the tortoise, Meatball the armadillo and Twitch the kangaroo.

Tuesday, September 6, 2022 9 events this week for Huskers to get involved

Here are nine activities that may grab your interest this week.

Students cheer on the Huskers at the watch party held on August 27, 2022.

Monday, September 5, 2022 8 things you need to know for game day

Football season is back! Whether you’re a new student wondering what you need to know or a repeat season ticket holder wondering if anything has changed, we’ve got you covered with 8 things you need to know for game day.

Canoeing the Buffalo River in northwest Arkansas with UNL Outdoor Adventures. [courtesy photo]

Friday, September 2, 2022 Canoe and bike trips to connect students and outdoors for Fall Break

Two exciting 5-day adventure trips are being offered to UNL students for Fall Break: canoeing the Buffalo River and mountain biking in the Ozark Mountains. Space is limited - so immediate action is required to secure a spot.

A student stops by the Counselor-in-Residence booth at the Wellness Fest on the Nebraska Union Plaza as part of Big Red Welcome.

Friday, September 2, 2022 Meet the Counselors-in-Residence

Trained mental health staff serving as “Counselors-in-Residence” (CIR) are available to meet with students close to home in the residence halls. While located in a designated hall, counselors can meet with any student. There is no cost and no session limit.

Perhaps you stopped by their table to chat or make a beaded bracelet during the Wellness Fest that was part of Big Red Welcome, but if not, we’re pleased to introduce you to Malaz Lain, Olivia Schmidt and Hannah Thiele, the Counselors-in-Residence for 2022-23.