While you’re spending time away from UNL this summer, you might start to miss your life on campus. Check out this list of ways you can still connect to Nebraska even though you may be miles away.
Entertainment

What’s a better way to connect with Nebraska history and culture than by indulging in entertainment about or made in the state.
Read a book by a Nebraskan author
Willa Cather
Mari Sandoz
Ted Kooser
Sean Doolittle
Listen to music about Nebraska.
Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen
Omaha by the Counting Crows
Nebraska Sunrise by Buddy Knox
Watch a movie that takes place or was filmed in Nebraska. If you’re still in Lincoln this summer, head over to the Ross for their Made in Nebraska summer screenings.
Watch a documentary about Nebraska Sports.
Food

Meals are always a great way to bring back memories. Check out some of these recipes for your favorite Nebraskan staples.
Chili and Cinnamon Rolls - Only Nebraskans would think about combining chili and cinnamon rolls. If nobody at home believes that this is actually a thing, try making it for them and they’ll realize what they’ve been missing all of their lives.
Corn - What’s more Nebraskan than corn? Check out these three recipes for a delicious new way to cook corn with ingredients you probably already have.
Homemade Runza - Sadly, most of the Runza restaurants are only in Nebraska, but if you’re craving a nice hot Runza try making it yourself!
Make it completely from scratch with this Homemade Runza Recipe
Or turn it into a big dinner with this Runza Casserole using crescent rolls.
Red Velvet Cookies - Missing the “Go Big Red” game day chants? Add a little more of the color you know and love into your day with these Go Big Red Velvet Cookies.
Activities

There are plenty of other ways besides food and entertainment to remind you of Nebraska. Take some time to reflect on your time here or get a group together and participate in these fun activities.
Play Huskeropoly
Attend or stream the College World Series in Omaha
Make a scrapbook of your time on campus
Start creating a bucket list of things to do when you’re back in the fall
Go to your local farmer’s market