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Ahmed Alsayid is pictured in front of the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 in Lincoln, Nebraska. [photo by Emma Storms | Daily Nebraskan]

Thursday, March 9, 2023 The importance of Black RSOs on a predominately white campus

[Daily Nebraskan] African-American students have found ways to make UNL safe and welcoming. There are several Black registered student organizations on campus that each have their own missions and goals.

A group of students attempt to solve the escape room together during Campus Nightlife’s Mystery and Crime Escape Rooms and Video Games event at the East Campus Union on Friday, March 3, 2023, in Lincoln, Nebraska. [photo by Sophia Walsh | Daily Nebraskan]

Tuesday, March 7, 2023 Campus NightLife breaks students out of their daily routines

[Daily Nebraskan]. The organization is a programming activity board that tries to have multifaceted events. Each semester, Campus NightLife hosts about five to seven events for students to attend.

Students enjoy scheming and conversation at the Games Guild's weekly meeting in room 111 of the College of Business on Friday, Feb. 10, 2023. [photo by Jerry Saguin | Daily Nebraskan]

Wednesday, February 15, 2023 How the Games Guild rebranded and expanded

[Daily Nebraskan] When looking at the URL for the Games Guild on NvolveU, one might notice that the club is incorrectly referred to as the War Gamers Club. However, this old name fails to encapsulate the scope of what the club aims to accomplish. The Games Guild is focused on bringing students together to play a mix of board, card, roleplaying and war games.

Brazilian former professional footballer Ronaldinho is a worldwide ambassador for Teqball, which UNL students can play at the Rec & Wellness Center on east campus. [photo from Teqball.com]

Monday, February 13, 2023 Start playing these 3 unique sports at the Rec Centers

Pickleball. Wallyball. Teqball. These 3 sports are not only fun and unique - they are also becoming wildly popular. Here's a little insight into each sport as well as where you can find the gear and courts on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus.

Spring Club Fair in the Nebraska Union. January 31, 2023 [Mike Jackson | Student Affairs]

Sunday, February 12, 2023 Did you miss Spring Club Fair? These student orgs were there.

Hundreds of students mingled and connected with nearly 76 recognized student organizations (RSOs) at the annual spring affair that happened on January 31, 2023.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln students enjoy time with certified therapy dogs at the BIG REG PAWP UP activity in Love Library South. February 9, 2023. [Mike Jackson | Student Affairs]

Sunday, February 12, 2023 Seven ongoing events you can enjoy numerous times on campus

Many activities occur only one or two times in a semester - you either make it or you miss it all together. Luckily, there are numerous events and meet-ups that recur regularly at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Here are seven to check out during the spring semester.

Wednesday, February 8, 2023 University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s LGBTQA+ Center celebrates 15th anniversary

[KLKN-TV] The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s LGBTQA+ Center celebrated 15 years of service to the community and students on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2023.

Monday, February 6, 2023 Husker Vote Coalition registering students to vote in upcoming local elections

Local primary and general elections will occur in April and May. UNL students can register to be voters during one of 10 on-campus voter registration sites occurring in February and hosted by Husker Vote Coalition.

Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act Program (EAAA). [Artwork by Jennifer Castle | Daily Nebraskan]

Monday, February 6, 2023 UNL one of the first to test new online sexual assault resistance program

[Daily Nebraskan] A new sexual assault resistance program on campus is fighting to combat sexual violence by empowering women and teaching self defense.

Bingo card. [art by Jennifer Castle | Daily Nebraskan]

Monday, February 6, 2023 CARE’s Pal-entines event to make important message through music

[Daily Nebraskan] For the fourth consecutive year, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Advocacy, Response and Education (CARE) is hosting its Valentine’s Day bingo. As is tradition, each year comes with a fresh theme, with this year’s being Pal-entines.

Delta Sigma Pi Career Closet in Howard L. Hawks Hall

Monday, February 6, 2023 Spring Career Fairs are fast approaching. Make sure you're dressed to impress.

The university will be hosting career and internship fair events starting February 8 and ending March 1. These events are great opportunities to connect with professionals in your career interest area. Read more for tips on how to make a good impression at the events.

Art by Jennifer Castle [Daily Nebraskan]

Friday, February 3, 2023 Code Red, Women’s Center to provide free, sustainable menstrual products

[Daily Nebraskan] Code Red, a subcommittee of Sustain UNL, has partnered with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Women's Center in order to provide sustainable menstrual products to students.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s program council (UPC), hosts a Q&A with TikTok star Brittany Broski in the Nebraska Union Centennial Room on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023, in Lincoln, NE. [Emma Storms | Daily Nebraskan]

Friday, February 3, 2023 Internet personality Brittany Broski takes over UNL at Q&A event

[Daily Nebraskan] Students stood in line over two hours to get a seat in the Nebraska Union's Centennial Room. The standing-room-only event was hosted by UPC Nebraska and attracted nearly 400 Huskers.

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.

CARE information sign in front of Louise Pound Hall on Friday, Jan. 27, 2023, in Lincoln, Nebraska. [photo by Nandini Rainikindi | Daily Nebraskan]

Tuesday, January 31, 2023 CARE Moves to New Space in Louise Pound Hall

[Daily Nebraskan] The Center for Advocacy, Response and Education celebrated the expansion of its space and resources to the second story of Louise Pound Hall on Jan. 26 with an open house for staff and students.

Heidi Schmidt of UNL Dining Services harvests from the micro-farm in the Selleck Dining Hall on Jan. 26, 2023 in Lincoln, Nebraska. [ Evan Dondlinger | Daily Nebraskan]

Monday, January 30, 2023 Micro-farms in Selleck: a functional, tasty art installation

[Daily Nebraskan] Selleck Dining Hall at UNL is now home to a Babylon Micro-Farm, assisting in providing fresh produce to its students and other customers.

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.

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.