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Nebraska U men's rugby club is slated to compete in a national tournament May 14-15.

Thursday, May 5, 2022 Sport clubs find success with grit and determination

Before the sun comes up, before attending classes or heading to work, members of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln men’s rugby team practice four times per week. Their determination doesn’t stop there as they practice two more evenings per week and attend games and tournaments during their three-month long season. Their hard work has earned them a berth in the national tournament.

A 2022 Nebraska College Preparatory Academy graduate from Grand Island celebrates becoming a Husker during the April 27 event.

Wednesday, May 4, 2022 Nebraska College Prep students, teachers honored

Monday, May 2, 2022 Celebrate safely this spring

We’re rapidly approaching the end of spring semester and the month of May, which means warmer temperatures, finals, daytime parties, Cinco de Mayo and graduation! While none of these things require alcohol to enjoy, here are a few tips about how to keep yourself safe if you choose to drink.

Staff member views the menu board in the Cather Dining Center.

Monday, May 2, 2022 Students’ dining experience now more customizable

University of Nebraska–Lincoln students now have greater access to nutritional information, along the addition of menu boards above the serving areas in the dining centers.

Students volunteering at the Lincoln Children's Zoo snap close-up photos with a giraffe .

Monday, May 2, 2022 From the neck up | Photo of the Week

The Xi Chapter of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority snaps some close-ups of a giraffe at the Lincoln Children’s Zoo, where ΑΧΩ members recently volunteered as part of The Big Event.

Emerging Leaders in Diversity rake up debris during the Big Event on April 23. More than 900 students participated in the day of service.

Friday, April 29, 2022 900+ students make community impact through Big Event

More than 900 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students volunteered for the Big Event on April 23, completing service projects across the community.

Students work in the Student Organic Farm during the 2021 growing season. The farm is again offering shares to faculty, staff and students who wish to receive items grown in the garden.

Friday, April 29, 2022 Student Organic Farm opens its second season of sales

Working to reduce food insecurities on campus while providing education and organic, fresh produce to residents, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Student Organic Farm opens its second season of sales this spring.

The REACH suicide prevention lapel pin and certificate of completion given to participants who attend the in-person 90-minute training.

Friday, April 29, 2022 REACH training sees increase in student, faculty, staff interest

More than 5,000 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students, faculty and staff have completed REACH training since Big Red Resilience and Well-Being launched the program in 2018. In the current academic year, interest in the suicide prevention training program has increased significantly — especially among students.

A memorial fund established by his family is honoring Alex Kearns. The fund will provide financial support to the Big Red Resilience and Well Being program.

Friday, April 29, 2022 Gift honors Kearns with focus on student well-being, suicide prevention

Husker Alex Kearns would have been a senior this year and preparing to receive his business degree on the turf of Memorial Stadium. Sadly, after reviewing an online financial transaction that was not what it appeared to be, Kearns died by suicide on June 12, 2020.

Adding in fun study breaks will let you relax, keep you focused and help you stay alert.

Monday, April 25, 2022 Study breaks will benefit you during the next few weeks

While cramming for tests and projects may seem like a rite of passage to generations of college students, it's not the most productive way to study. Even with the best-laid plans or intentions, the last-minute cram is not uncommon. That doesn’t mean you should keep your nose in the books all day and night. In fact, that can diminish the quality of your study session and your mental and physical well-being. Periodic breaks help you stay focused and alert.