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Tuesday, January 28, 2020 National Pan-Hellenic Council looks to unify within, build image at UNL

Though the National Pan-Hellenic Council is smaller than other Greek councils on campus, president Satanna Schunk is helping the “divine nine” make a name for itself at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Jorge Marroquin-Solis, president of the Multicultural Greek Council

Tuesday, January 28, 2020 New leadership brings new light to UNL’s Multicultural Greek Council

Marroquin-Solis, a senior economics major, is the face of the Multicultural Greek Council. In his new role, he said he is responsible for implementing new ideas, setting deadlines, managing time during meetings, making sure all organizations are adhering to their constitution and relaying information between groups.

LGBTQA+ mentors and mentees attend local Pride celebration.

Thursday, January 23, 2020 LGBTQA+ mentors give guidance and growth to students

January is National Mentoring Month, a national campaign to celebrate the power of positive relationships and raise awareness for mentoring movements.

Friday, January 17, 2020 Award nominations sought for outstanding contributions to women

The Chancellor’s Commission on the Status of Women is accepting award nominations for outstanding faculty, staff and students who have worked to create a climate that encourages women to succeed at Nebraska.

Tuesday, January 14, 2020 MLK week to feature civil rights icon Ruby Bridges

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will honor the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of events Jan. 20-24.

Ice crystals cover trees near the south entrance to Pound Hall. The building, located northeast of the intersection of 12th and R streets, is the new home to Nebraska's Services for Students with Disabilities office.

Monday, January 13, 2020 New location enhances services to students with disabilities

Services for Students with Disabilities, which offers support to more than 1,000 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students each semester, has a new home in Louise Pound Hall.

Herbie throws bones in front of the Nebraska bowling alley

Monday, January 13, 2020 Explore Lincoln: 5 things to do this January

Welcome to Explore Lincoln, a monthly column featuring events and interesting things to do on campus and across Lincoln.

Monday, January 6, 2020 7 New Year’s resolutions to help you feel happier

While focusing on your fitness can be an important resolution that supports your emotional, physical and spiritual well-being, it is also important to explore other dimensions of well-being as you seek a balanced life. Consider adopting one of these resolutions that may help you feel happier with your life.

Female students wears headphones and looks at her laptop screen.

Friday, December 13, 2019 Study spaces offer extended finals week hours

Campus venues are offering extended hours during the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s fall 2019 finals week, Dec. 16-20.

Friday, December 6, 2019 De-stress Fest offers different activities nightly

Take a break at 6 p.m. each night December 9-12 to enjoy fun and fellowship in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center's OASIS Lounge.

Paul Muragizi, a senior sociology major from Lincoln, walks across the Union plaza during a snowy day.

Monday, December 2, 2019 Explore Lincoln: 6 things to do this December

Welcome to Explore Lincoln, a monthly column featuring events, exhibitions and interesting things to do on campus and across Lincoln.

Will Jackson, library and resources coordinator in the LGBTQA+ Center, sorts through piles of donations for the Lavender Closet.

Sunday, December 1, 2019 LGBTQA+ Resource Center offers safe space and resources to UNL students

Husker Pantry, which supplies free food and hygiene items to students in need, is one of many campus programs that can benefit from Giving Tuesday donations.

Monday, November 25, 2019 Giving Tuesday drive can benefit students, programs

The Giving Tuesday donation drive can directly benefit students and programs at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Friday, November 22, 2019 UNL organizations promote sustainable living habits with condoms

Organizations at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln worked together to show how biodiversity can be preserved by an unlikely ally: condoms.

Nebraska Sens. Tom Brandt and Patty Pansing Brooks (left) laugh during a Nov. 19 panel on civility in the Nebraska Union.

Thursday, November 21, 2019 Nebraska union: State senators offer thoughts on civil discourse

Favor the face-to-face or the phone call to the email or the tweet. Step into another’s experience and invite them into yours. Engage in self-reflection. Five Nebraska senators shared the civility lessons they’ve learned and practiced on the floor of the country’s only unicameral, non-partisan legislature during a Nov. 19 panel discussion that capped the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Peace and Civility project.

Students meet Nov. 18 during one of the twice-weekly Coffee Talks at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Nebraska Union. Coffee Talks bring together domestic and international students for conversations on campus life, culture and more.

Thursday, November 21, 2019 Coffee Talks bring together domestic, international students

Friendships and conversations are brewing through weekly Coffee Talks at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Launched as a pilot project in April 2016 by Student Involvement, the program brings together domestic and international students to explore life on campus, cultures and anything else that comes to mind during hour-long chats in the Nebraska Union.

Students sit in the cafeteria for a meal inside the Selleck Dining Center on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019, in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Curious Cornhuskers: Is housing planning to renovate Selleck dining hall and put in a food court?

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will convert the Selleck Dining Center into a more a la carte style, like a food court that will open in fall 2020.

Nebraska Capitol lit red for Glow Big Red

Friday, November 15, 2019 State senators featured in civil discourse panel

Nebraska’s historically non-partisan legislative body and how state senators engage in civil discourse is the focus of a Nov. 19 panel at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Peter Owens, a sophomore economics major from Omaha, participated in a Converge Nebraska conversation this semester. The program pairs two students of different political ideologies for conversations about their beliefs.

Thursday, November 14, 2019 Huskers talk politics, respect through Converge Nebraska

On a campus of 30,000 people, clashing viewpoints are inevitable. Approaching those disagreements with respect, empathy and understanding makes all the difference. Students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln had that idea in mind when they created Converge Nebraska, a program that brings together Huskers of different political ideologies for conversations about their beliefs.

Thursday, November 14, 2019 Writer Gabby Rivera to speak Nov. 15

Writer and storyteller Gabby Rivera will speak at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 15 in the Nebraska Union Auditorium. Rivera, a queer Latinx writer living in Oakland, California, is the author of the 2016 young adult novel “Juliet Takes a Breath” and the 2017-18 comic book “America,” featuring Marvel’s first queer Latina superhero, America Chavez.

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