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Since taking on leadership of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s annual fall celebration in February, Hollie Swanson and the homecoming committee have worked to create a slate of events that offers something for every Husker.

During this four-week hydration challenge, participants will be tasked with drinking a minimum of 32 ounces of water each day and recording their daily progress on the wellness portal.

Huskers are invited to participate in a Courageous Dialogue workshop that is designed to foster meaningful and transformative conversations.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has established a Well-being Collective, an initiative designed to align student support services and assure that student needs are being met.

As a peer educator for the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education — also known as CARE — Hope Belcastro doesn’t shy away from a tough conversation. In fact, facilitating Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Prevention workshops across campus has taught her that the only way to tackle difficult subjects is to face them head-on.

As the director of Residence Life at Nebraska, Matt Nelson says he has “the best job on campus.” From building a team of students and staff empowered to positively shape the first-year experience to Big Red Welcome events and activities, Nelson is dedicated to creating a welcoming space for lifetime memories and friendships.

Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett announced a restructuring of his executive leadership team and cabinet in an Aug. 20 email to faculty and staff.

Arboretum staff are preparing cuttings of houseplants that students can pick at the Aug. 24 Well-being Fest and care for in their residence hall rooms, apartments and homes.