Diversity and Inclusion

Aerial view of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln north past Love Library

Wednesday, January 26, 2022 Nominations open for Chancellor’s Outstanding Contribution to Women Award

Nominations are open for the Chancellor’s Outstanding Contribution to Women Award.

Students portion beans and rice into baggies for the Food Bank of Lincoln

Friday, January 21, 2022 Huskers pack 2,128 meals for MLK Week service project

Nearly 120 University of Nebraska–Lincoln volunteers packed 2,128 rice and bean meals this week as part of a service project honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Monday, January 10, 2022 Nominations open for student luminary, service to students awards

Nominations are being sought for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Student Luminary Awards — an honor designed to recognize 10 students for their exceptional leadership and commitment — and the James V. Griesen Service to Students Award.

City Campus at the beginning of the semester

Tuesday, December 21, 2021 Fall-ing for Nebraska | Fall Photo Recap

A celebration of student life during Fall 2021 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

A Holidays for Little Huskers organizer carries gifts in to the Women's Center.

Monday, December 20, 2021 Holidays for Little Huskers provides gifts for student parents

Bags and boxes full of puzzles, toys and tiny clothes took over the Women’s Center the week of Dec. 13. The items were collected for Holidays for Little Huskers, a toy drive organized since 2018 to benefit the smallest members of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln community.

Fridays in Fall 2021. [University of Nebraska-Lincoln]

Monday, December 6, 2021 Fridays in Fall: Entertaining free(ish) activities at the end of every week

A weekly series highlighting free(ish) student-focused events on Friday afternoons and evenings in the fall semester.

Friday, December 3, 2021 Plan Ahead: Commit to the MLK Week of Service in January

Join fellow Huskers Jan. 18–21 for a volunteer service project to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy of commitment to serving others. Student volunteers are needed to sort food donations and pack 2,000 rice and bean meals for distribution to feed the hungry across Nebraska.

The four-night Destress Fest will happen Dec. 6-9, 2021 and is free for all Husker students.

Wednesday, December 1, 2021 Bob Ross, Open Mic Night are part of four-night Destress Fest

Give yourself permission to take a break from intensive studying during the most hectic week of the semester December 6–9. Every evening relax with a break for fun, fellowship and self-care at the Destress Fest.

Monday, November 29, 2021 Dining menus and nutrition info now online

In an effort to enhance students’ dining experiences, Dining Services has implemented NetNutrition®, an online nutrition portal that helps promote allergen awareness and encourage informed menu choices.

Friday, November 5, 2021 Students, faculty, staff can give back through Holidays for Little Huskers

The annual Holidays for Little Huskers event is seeking group and individual sponsors to help brighten the holidays and provide a little something extra for the children of University of Nebraska–Lincoln students.

News screen with "Seniors at North Omaha receive full ride to UNL"

Wednesday, November 3, 2021 'It was very meaningful for me': Omaha North High school seniors receive full ride to UNL

The Nebraska College Preparatory Academy provided a full ride to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for 50 students who successfully completed the NCPA program Tuesday.

Lily Lemon performs during the Night of the Living Drag Show at the Nebraska Union on Oct. 29, 2021. [Daily Nebraskan]

Wednesday, November 3, 2021 Drag shows provide stage for LGBTQA+ individuals and allies to be seen

On Oct. 29, the LGBTQA+ Center held their annual drag show, Night of the Living Drag. The show was packed with many people standing in the back as all the seats were filled.

Graphic with student that asks "How are you really doing?"

Monday, October 25, 2021 New campaign promotes hope, resilience, connectedness, belonging

Huskers Keep Growing, a campaign initiated by Big Red Resilience and Well-being, aims to share positive and empowering messages with students across the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Brian Stutz records his podcast, TRIO Thirty Talk, at Andersen Hall on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021 in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Friday, October 22, 2021 TRIO Thirty Talk podcast highlights campus resources for UNL students

Brian Stutz, an academic outreach specialist for TRIO programs, is on a mission to solve this problem with his podcast, TRIO Thirty Talk. During each 30 minute episode, Stutz highlights student resources at UNL, along with campus events for the given week.

Columns at University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Wednesday, October 20, 2021 Registration open for Gender Equity Conference

Nebraska Sen. Megan Hunt will deliver the keynote address during the sixth annual Gender Equity Conference.

Wednesday, October 13, 2021 Rangel sets sights on improving others’ mental health

Meet Bex Rangel, a psychology major from Bellevue, Nebraska. From working as a well-being coach on campus and a youth supervisor at Boys Town, to advocating for BIPOC mental health education and joining the Family Development Lab, Rangel is committed to helping others.

We Are Nebraska performers pose in campus green space

Monday, October 4, 2021 We Are Nebraska returns with three performances

The We Are Nebraska interns return with three performances in October.

Friday, October 1, 2021 Cornstock, parade headline homecoming festivities Oct. 1

Events across campus will take place Oct. 1, the penultimate day of homecoming week at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, including the rejuvenated Cornstock festival.

A fistful of LGBTQA+ pride flags. [Mike Jackson | Student Affairs]

Wednesday, September 29, 2021 October is LGBTQA+ History Month. Three ways Huskers can be part of it.

The LGBTQA+ Center shares a list of recommended events and actions for the community and allies to enjoy and celebrate.

[Art by Andrea Atkinson | Daily Nebraskan]

Tuesday, September 28, 2021 NU’s new gender and chosen name policy promotes inclusion

[Daily Nebraskan] Students can identify a chosen name by accessing their student information system with no documentation needed. From there, the student’s chosen name will be used “wherever possible in the course of University education, business and communication,” according to the policy statement.