Diversity and Inclusion

The work of documentary filmmaker and photographer Artes Johnson is currently on display in the Nebraska East Union 3rd floor loft gallery in celebration of Black history in Nebraska.

Monday, February 6, 2023 Celebrate Black History Month at these campus events

Throughout February, events and activities across campus will dive into the history of Black Americans in Nebraska, promote wellness, and celebrate African and African American culture.

Ash Turner, graduate assistant, works in the LGBTQA+ Center Jan. 31. The center was renovated in 2019, and will expand again in the summer. [Deann Gayman | University Communication]

Wednesday, February 1, 2023 LGBTQA+ Center celebrating 15th anniversary

To mark the anniversary, the Chancellor’s Commission on the Status of Gender and Sexual Identities, in partnership with the Nebraska Alumni Association, is hosting a celebration from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Feb. 8 in the Wick Alumni Center.

Wednesday, February 1, 2023 February offers chance to skate, dance the night away

With everyone back on campus, February is an opportune time to join fellow Huskers in coming together as a community to celebrate and empower each other.

Members of Delta Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. display at the Spring Club Fair in the Nebraska Union Centennial Room in 2019. [Mike Jackson | Student Affairs]

Wednesday, January 25, 2023 Spring Club Fair to showcase 79 student groups and orgs

In a single location on Jan. 31, explore dozens of recognized student organizations (RSOs) to join for social, professional and leadership interests. RSO members will be on hand to provide details about their organization and answer questions from prospective members. Here are the event details and club names.

Friday, January 6, 2023 Hit refresh button in January

Between the cold weather, the start of a new semester and getting out of “winter break mode”, January can sometimes feel like a bit of a drag. The good news? We’ve put together a list of simple, easy things you can do this month that can help you get back into the swing of things and ready to start the semester off right.

Friday, December 16, 2022 Olson-Whitefeather leaves legacy of advocacy, leadership on campus

Nasia Olson-Whitefeather has become a leader who never settles for being passively involved. Through her various leadership roles within the multicultural sorority Delta Xi Nu, as president of UNITE (University of Nebraska–Lincoln Intertribal Exchange), and in her ongoing advocacy for Indigenous students at the university, Olson-Whitefeather aimed to amplify the voices of those around her — a practice she views as key to effective leadership.

A few students smile for a photo at Life In Lincoln: Global Groove

Tuesday, December 13, 2022 PHOTOS: Falling for Nebraska U in '22

Key with house shaped keyring on door handle

Friday, November 18, 2022 Is it too good to be true? Lease warning signs

As students begin to think about their living options for 2023-2024, it’s important to know what to look out for. Student Legal Services offers free legal advice and representation to students at UNL and has seen it all. Here are five tips from their legal experts.

Kenji Madison stands in the Big Red Resilience & Well-Being office.

Friday, November 11, 2022 Madison channels passion for service into Big Red Resilience

Kenji Madison’s dedication to service began when he enlisted in the United States Army after graduating from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in 1999, and now manifests in making sure all Husker students feel seen, supported and protected on campus through Big Red Resilience and Well-Being.

Clementine Ewomsan, left, under the watchful eye of doctoral student Yuguo Yang, works on a soil experiment testing plants for drought conditions as part of the STEM-POWER Research Program hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. [ Mike Jackson, UNL Student Affairs]

Wednesday, October 26, 2022 UNL's STEM program gets nearly $1 million to expand offerings

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln program recently received a nearly $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to expand its science, technology, engineering and mathematics program to first-generation college students from minority groups. The five-year, $999,125 grant also will allow UNL’s School of Biological Sciences and TRIO Upward Bound Math Science Program to retain students enrolled in the STEM-POWER program beyond their first year in college.

Students attend sober tailgate event on the Nebraska Union Plaza

Friday, October 21, 2022 Big Red Resilience and Well-being improves program through funding

Big Red Resilience and Well-Being is getting a boost through a new, three-year federal grant and matching university funds.

REACH trainers help students understand the warning signs for suicide

Friday, October 21, 2022 Become a REACH trainer, Oct. 28

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is seeking faculty, staff and graduate students to serve as REACH suicide prevention trainers.

Student poses with a blue full face mask at the haunted house on East Campus on Oct. 20, 2022.

Friday, October 21, 2022 How to have a hauntingly good time on Halloween

Halloween is a holiday that draws out the childlike heart in many as we dress up, celebrate with friends, enjoy scary movies and indulge in sweet treats. However, you should continue to keep your guard up as parties fueled by sweet drink concoctions can quickly become dangerous.

If you plan to attend or host a Halloween gathering, follow these tips to help promote a safe experience for all.

Monday, October 10, 2022 13 things to do in Lincoln over Fall Break

If you’re staying in Lincoln over the break, there are plenty of fun fall activities and places to visit on or near campus. Whether you're searching for entertainment, culture, relaxation or time outdoors, we've got you covered with this list.

Attend a Farmer's Market

Veronica Riepe talks with students during Coffee Talks at the Nebraska Union on Monday, Oct. 3, 2022 in Lincoln, Nebraska. || Daily Nebraskan

Thursday, October 6, 2022 International students build relationships through “Coffee Talks”

International students come to UNL from all over the world to experience life in America and make new friends. However, making friends is not always easy. That’s why Veronica Riepe, director of student leadership involvement and community engagement at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and her colleague Chandra Schwab, instructor at the College of Business, came up with Coffee Talks.

Kawasaki Reading Room will host AnimeCon October 6, 2022.

Monday, October 3, 2022 4 activities to check out on Thursday afternoon

October’s first Thursday (Oct. 6) has a wonderful mix of afternoon events for Huskers. Check out the following four - all occurring between lunch and dinner.

Saturday, October 1, 2022 Tips to save you money in college

College doesn’t have to break the bank. There are many ways to save money while you're a student. Try these tips to set yourself up for financial success throughout your college career.

Sunday, September 25, 2022 Global, cultural, and alumni themes accent the campus activities happening Sept. 26-Oct. 2

In addition to the week-long festivities and revelry accompanying the annual Homecoming Week, we found eight more events and activities to engage you

Global Expereinces Fair is September 20, 2022. [courtesy photo]

Monday, September 19, 2022 Global Experiences Fair and Fiesta on the Green are highlights of campus activities, Sept. 20–23

In addition to the series of Fall Career Fairs happening this week, we found nine more events and activities to engage you.

Students enjoy food and conversation in the Abel Dining Center.

Monday, September 19, 2022 Halal options increase on-campus dining inclusivity

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln brings together students from around the globe. They come from numerous countries, nationalities and religions in pursuit of a world-class education with outstanding facilities and opportunities. As individuals share ideas and customs, dining can play a central role in finding a place on campus. Through the inclusion of halal options in the dining centers, the Husker community helps welcome all students and guests.