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Exterior Photo of the Campus Recreation Center

Thursday, January 26, 2023 Free group fitness at Rec Center lets students sample new workouts

While using drumsticks to work out or practicing yoga to improve rock climbing skills may not be the most traditional forms of exercise, these are two of the many group fitness classes the Campus Recreation Center offers.

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.

A University of Nebraska–Lincoln student walks on treadmill inside the Campus Rec Center.

Monday, January 23, 2023 Strong Start: Five rec activities increase know-how, fitness, and fun for a new semester

Athletic Training. Cooking. Running. Strength. In the early weeks of the spring semester, Campus Rec has non-credit indoor classes with personal attention in small-group settings.

The new CARE location is in Louise Pound Hall.

Monday, January 23, 2023 CARE open house is Jan. 26

The Center for Advocacy, Response and Education is hosting an open house to allow the campus community to see its new, temporary location in Louise Pound Hall.

Asparagus and Lemon Chicken Penne is one of the three options available for the January 30 meal kit.

Wednesday, January 18, 2023 Orders due Jan. 25 for next Meal Kit Monday

The Rec and Wellness Center is offering ready-to-go “Meal Kit Mondays” through its Wellness Kitchen on East Campus. The service offers everything needed to prepare dinner in less than an hour.

Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Micro-farm brings sustainable produce to Selleck Food Court

The Dining Services leadership team has long prioritized sustainability in dining options and services. That’s why the Babylon micro-farm in the Selleck Food Court presents such a unique opportunity.

First Husker, Emerging Leader and CAST power programs filled the week before classes began for new students to become aquainted with college life. August 14, 2022. Photo by Jonah Tran for University Communication

Tuesday, January 17, 2023 10 tips for spring semester success

Every Husker should adopt key habits to set themselves up for a successful semester. Follow these tips from the Center of Academic Success & Transition (CAST) to help you stay on track and find academic success this spring.

2022 Student Luminary recipient Marielena Moreno accepts her award during the reception in Hawks Hall.

Tuesday, January 10, 2023 Nominees sought for student luminary, service to students honors

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.

Troy Scheer holds sign with "I'm a Husker & Giving Back on Campus"

Tuesday, January 10, 2023 Scheer finds ways to serve others on campus and in career

Troy Scheer, a first-year nursing student, has racked up five semesters of volunteer work with the Husker Pantry. The Husker is looking forward to continuing to serve others through his career in health care.

Dumbbells sit along a wall during a fitness class

Friday, January 6, 2023 Bits and Bites: Serve yourself – fitness

Serve Yourself is a program through Dining Services to teach you how to use food to your advantage. Nutrition is a tool to help you achieve a variety of goals.

First Gen students Cordell Vrbka, Sammy Smith, Jessica Dunn and Meylin Espinoza pose for a photo outside of the Nebraska Union.

Friday, January 6, 2023 Scholarship application for current undergraduates due Feb. 1

Students currently enrolled can apply to be considered for more than $8 million in donor-based scholarships for the 2023-2024 academic year. It’s easy to apply – just submit a single scholarship application in MyRED.

Both scholarship qualifications and award amounts vary. Criteria may include cumulative grade point average, financial need, and a resume of activities and involvement. When you submit the application, you’ll be considered for scholarships awarded campuswide as well as within your specific major or college.

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.

Students enjoy a meal and conversation in the Cather Dining Center

Wednesday, January 4, 2023 Meal plans offer all students flexibility in on-campus dining

Meal plans offered by Dining Services offer all students flexibility in on-campus dining. Regardless of your dining preferences or class schedule, there is something for everyone in dining at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The Silver 150/1000 and Bronze 100/550 meal plans are great options for off-campus students.

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

Domonique Cudjo, assistant director, Women’s Center, sorts Holiday for Little Huskers gifts in the center’s conference room.

Monday, December 12, 2022 Cudjo, volunteers support student parents via Holidays for Little Huskers

Meet Domonique Cudjo, the assistant director of the university’s Women’s Center. She provides a range of supports, services and programs to help Huskers be successful. Well before this holiday season, she began coordinating gifts for students with children through the annual Holidays with Little Huskers program.

Friday, December 9, 2022 Fuel up with free finals-week coffee from the chancellor

Students are wrapping another semester, and Chancellor Ronnie Green wants to help them cross the finish line.

Take regular breaks from studying to keep yourself energized and focused.

Monday, December 5, 2022 Take a 'brain break' to boost your focus on studying

Spending long hours studying for finals can easily tire you out. It's important to take care of yourself by stepping away from the laptops, books, and projects for a while.

Christine Trinh outside the Gamma Phi Beta house

Monday, November 28, 2022 Trinh finds leadership, connections on campus

On campus, Christine Trinh — a pre-law, economics and political science major from Lincoln, Nebraska — has sought out leadership opportunities, leveraged mentors and formed connections that will last well past graduation.

Campus Recreation staff demonstrate a few at-home workout exercises

Monday, November 21, 2022 Beat the cold with these at-home workouts

Participating in at-home workouts is a fantastic way to find stress relief, mental breaks, and movement for your body.