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University of Nebraska-Lincoln students gather on the Nebraska Union Memorial Plaza to enjoy the clear sky and warm weather. March 2, 2022. [Mike Jackson | Student Affairs]

Saturday, March 5, 2022 Staying close to campus for Spring Break? Here's 16 local events to check out

There are plenty of fun activities and places to visit on or near campus. Whether you're searching for entertainment, sports, relaxation or time outside, we've got you covered with this list.

Saturday, March 5, 2022 This Week: 5 events to see on Wednesday & Thursday

We combed through the campus calendars to draw your attention to interesting events happening each week. Here are 5 upcoming events taking place in the days preceding Spring Break.

Campus Rec's group fitness classes at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will be free March 14-18, 2022 during Spring Break. [UNL Student Affairs Marketing and Communication]

Friday, March 4, 2022 Fitness classes are free for students during Spring Break

Campus Rec is adjusting its group fitness schedule for Spring Break. Fourteen classes will be offered Monday through Friday March 14–18, with daily options at both the Campus Rec Center and the Rec & Wellness Center. The classes are FREE for UNL students and rec members.

Thomas Kerr, a senior accounting major from Hastings, reads to children at the Foundations Progressive Learning Center during the Husker Reading Challenge. [Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement]

Friday, March 4, 2022 Volunteer Digest: 5 chances to help childhood literacy in March

Throughout this month, Huskers and RSOs are encouraged to learn about childhood literacy and volunteer at literacy programs in the Lincoln community.

Members of Students Together Against Cancer | Daily Nebraskan

Thursday, March 3, 2022 Student organization makes difference in lives of local cancer patients

Students Together Against Cancer, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln organization, was founded in 2012 with the hope to “provide emotional and financial assistance to local cancer patients,” according to its website. The organization provides STAC grants, $400 donations in the form of grocery gift cards or checks for utility bills, according to Sarah Hoagland, a senior biology major and president of STAC.

Students play foosball in a residence hall game room

Wednesday, March 2, 2022 Thousands of intentional conversations in residence halls open doors to resources and support

The job of a resident assistant is multifaceted – from helping residents on their floor with resources and problem-solving, to maintaining the safety and well-being of residents, RAs play an important role in the on-campus living experience. One way they maintain relationships with residents and check in to provide support is through regular one-on-one conversations with residents called "Intentional Interactions."

Students in the university's Divine Nine Greek organizations pose on the Gaughan Center steps wearing their letters.

Wednesday, March 2, 2022 Divine Nine members reflect, impact campus life

Within the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s campus, some of society’s most influential fraternities and sororities thrive. Known as “The Divine Nine,” these organizations are dedicated to uplifting and encouraging Black men and women.

Tuesday, March 1, 2022 In the news: Burks encourages students of color to join STEM fields

“Chronicle: Celebrating Black History Month,” a production by KETV in Omaha, featured the work Nebraska’s Marianna Burks is doing to get more students of color interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.

New Orleans-style BBQ Shrimp [photo | The Food Channel]

Friday, February 25, 2022 Mardi Gras Lunch leads the can't-miss events for Feb. 28–March 2

We combed through the campus calendars to draw your attention to wonderful events happening this week. Here are six upcoming events for every Husker.

Thursday, February 24, 2022 Enhance your cultural well-being during Mardi Gras

By choosing to learn cultural and spiritual history of Mardi Gras, you can improve your personal well-being.

The holiday’s religious roots stem from Christians preparing for the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday. The evening prior (on Tuesday) individuals would enjoy a last day of rich food and celebration before giving it up for 40 days.