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Fall semester's biggest campus celebration is already being organized, starting the selection of the Homecoming Royalty Court.

[Daily Nebraskan] Certain positions require overnight shifts to ensure around-the-clock coverage. Students, including those at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, may take these shifts due to them fitting better into their schedules or for potential higher pay.

[Daily Nebraskan] With midterms approaching fast, this is a stressful time for college students to balance work, assignments and their social life. Some students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are benefiting from companionship with animals.

Elena Butler, a senior biological systems engineering major, found a home in the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). Now the president of NSBE, Elena is fostering community on campus and opening doors for a future in engineering.

Nebraska’s Jean Marcel Ngoko Djiokap is taking physics lessons from the lectern to athletic fields to connect with students. Through the first weeks of each semester, the associate professor of physics offers social opportunities at the Campus Recreation Center.

Alana Ross, a sports media communication and advertising/public relations double major from Houston, Texas, came to Nebraska nervous about what college would bring. However, those concerns faded after meeting with her OASIS peer mentor and diving head-first into opportunities like UCARE and RSOs head-first.

[Daily Nebraskan] Five University of Nebraska-Lincoln a cappella groups competed in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) Southwest Quarterfinals at the Bourbon Theatre on Feb. 17.

[Daily Nebraskan] There is a way to power through the last stretch of the winter season to maintain health and wellness.

[Daily Nebraskan] On Feb. 22 from 4 to 6 p.m., the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Campus Recreation Center will host Student Well-Being and Fitness Day with help from select members of the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska.