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Friday, September 20, 2019 Annual Multicultural Greek Stroll Off finds new home at Lied Center

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s annual Multicultural Greek Stroll Off will make its Lied Center for Performing Arts debut on Saturday, Sept. 21.

Students with hands on back show support for one another.

Thursday, September 19, 2019 One Love workshops prompt conversations about relationship violence

Student leaders and administrators have been immersed in learning how to recognize unhealthy relationship behaviors and prevent relationship abuse through on-campus workshops facilitated by the One Love Foundation.

Peer coaches from Big Red Resilience & Well-being

Thursday, September 19, 2019 Peer coaching program helps Huskers find resilience in college

Between moving away from family, making new friends, taking harder classes and navigating an unfamiliar city, the transition to college life can sometimes have bumps in the road. A new program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Big Red Resilience and Well-being, is helping students remain strong throughout those ups and downs.

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 Snakehips to perform free homecoming concert

Electronic music duo Snakehips will perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 3 on the East Campus Mall for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s free homecoming concert.

Cartoon image of two girls on a bunk bed

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 Student resident life improved through Nebraska Resident Experience

The Nebraska Residential Experience works to take traditional practices used in a classroom and utilize those in residence halls, according to Jordan Black, the associate director for Learning Experiences in Residence Life.

Students with arms behind backs showing support for one another.

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 One Love bringing relationship violence prevention education to campus

To launch a campus conversation about relationship violence, Student Affairs has invited the One Love Foundation to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to discuss healthy versus unhealthy relationships. The presentations are part of the new Use Your Voice Initiative.

C-Store employee Becky Rowley scans food items for a UNL student at the Cather C-Store on Thursday, Sept.12, 2019, in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Monday, September 16, 2019 New UNL C-Store policy helps students get most out of meal plans

Starting this semester, students can spend up to $8 at a UNL convenience store in place of one meal swipe at a dining hall or Husker Heroes. The money can be spent on any food or beverage item. If more than $8 is spent, the rest can be paid via cash, credit card or NCard.

Elizabeth Uwase, a junior integrated science major from Rwanda, affixes her "Use Your Voice" pledge to a police car during the Sept 10 Cover the Cruiser event on East Campus. More than 75 students, faculty and staff made a pledge to stand up to sexual violence in the first day of the initiative.

Monday, September 16, 2019 'Cover the Cruiser' unites campus against sexual violence

More than 75 Huskers pledged to speak out and stand up against sexual and relationship violence in the first of a three-day "Cover the Cruiser" initiative.

Officers from Nebraska's University Police Department interact with students at a back-to-school event last August.

Thursday, September 12, 2019 Campus, community resources promote a safer university experience

Across campus and the Lincoln community, students, faculty and staff at Nebraska have access to a variety of resources to stay safe and supported in their day-to-day lives.

UNL's new Greek Affairs Director Leigh Thiedeman smiles in her office on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019, in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Tuesday, September 10, 2019 Well-being, welcoming attitude among top priorities for new Greek director

To Leigh Thiedeman, being the director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is about more than improving the program. It’s about being a support system and establishing bonds between Greek life members and staff.

Tuesday, September 10, 2019 CARE, LGBTQA+ and Women’s Centers align for greater student support

Located on the third floor of the Nebraska Union, the university's LGBTQA+ Resource and Women’s Centers have a long history of supporting Huskers of all identities, experiences and backgrounds.

Monday, September 9, 2019 Initiative calls on Huskers to speak out on sexual assault

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is encouraging all Huskers to help prevent relationship violence and sexual assault by adopting a call to action that also identifies a new university initiative: Use Your Voice.

The University Police Department and ASUN are teaming up to encourage the entire campus community to raise their voices in support of sexual assault prevention. The events are Sept. 10, 12 and 13.

Friday, September 6, 2019 University Police, ASUN team up to raise awareness of sexual violence

University Police and student leaders are teaming up to spur a campus conversation and raise awareness about sexual assault prevention and support programs available at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Wednesday, September 4, 2019 New group to focus on campus safety, reducing sexual assaults, supporting victims

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is forming a campuswide working group to advise and improve efforts to address sexual assault and harassment on campus.

Chancellor Ronnie Green helps Emma Barnes, a sophomore Honors student at Nebraska, move in to Knoll Residential Center. This is the program's first year in the space.

Wednesday, August 28, 2019 Honors Program opens new chapter at Knoll Residential Center

After 28 years in Neihardt Hall, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Honors Program has settled into a new home in the Knoll Residential Center.

Husker freshmen pose for a selfie during the Tunnel Walk in Memorial Stadium on Aug. 24. Big Red Welcome events on campus have expanded to cover the first six weeks of the fall semester.

Tuesday, August 27, 2019 Welcome activities jump-start Huskers' new academic year

Dozens of events were held as part of the university's expanded Big Red Welcome, including Nebraska's first-year student tunnel run, a giant icebreaker activity in Campus Rec, new student convocation and a barbeque with Chancellor Ronnie Green.

The first cohort of nearly 40 students — all well-being coaches and ambassadors in the Big Red Resilience and Well-Being program — are completing Step Up training this week before the start of the fall semester. The new program has set a goal to train 500 students, faculty and staff to be better at bystander intervention.

Friday, August 23, 2019 Nebraska launches new bystander intervention training program

A nationally-recognized, award-winning bystander intervention program will help Huskers find their voice and be proactive in assisting others through troubling situations.

Nebraska's 2019 Big Red Welcome events open Aug. 21. The program has been expanded to better serve the needs of students.

Tuesday, August 20, 2019 Nebraska gears up for expanded Big Red Welcome

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is rolling out a new and improved Big Red Welcome designed to better support student transitions to college life.

Makenzie Johnson moves into her room with the help of her parents, Ryan and Jennifer, in August 2018. This year, students will move in the week of Aug. 19.

Friday, August 16, 2019 Student move-in to begin Aug. 19

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will see thousands of students moving in to residence halls in the span of a few days prior to the start of fall classes on Aug. 26.

Monday, August 12, 2019 Husker Dialogues seeks conversation guides

Students, faculty and staff at Nebraska can register to lead small group conversations during this fall's Husker Dialogues event.