Well-being

To help expand access to immediate medical care, Nebraska Medicine is allowing all University of Nebraska–Lincoln employees and significant others covered by the university insurance plan to receive assistance at the University Health Center.

Beginning March 23, all Counseling and Psychological Services appointments at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will be held on a remote basis.

With a new name in place, a recognized student organization for eating disorders is using this week as a chance to combat stigmas.

Additional green bandanas for the Bandana Project, a mental health awareness campaign, are available in the ASUN office.

The Collegiate Recovery Community at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will have its own housing for the first time starting in fall 2020.

Maybe there really is no such thing as a free lunch, but an app that has recently launched on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus is certainly getting students closer to one, while encouraging a more active lifestyle at the same time.

The event aims to promote conversation about consent, sexuality and sexually transmitted infections, and it includes booths from different campus organizations.

On a busy college schedule, it can be tough for students to make time for their mental health. But what if a counseling office was just a short walk away from their dorm room or dining hall? That premise is being put to the test this year through the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s new Counselor-in-Residence program, which places trained mental health professionals directly inside of residence halls across campus.