Diversity and Inclusion

Stand Up Paddle Boarding, a cooking demo, and basic yoga are among the well-being activities happening this week. [artwork created by Brittany Meiners | Student Affairs Marketing and Communication]

Tuesday, September 12, 2023 Make this week about YOU. Check out 7 events that focus on your well-being.

Whether you're looking for nutritional guidance, ways to express your identity, or an introduction to a variety of fitness classes, this week is full of opportunities to focus on your well-being. Check out the 7 events happening Sept 12-17, 2023.

Paul Pechous [Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communication]

Friday, August 25, 2023 Husker Dialogues: Q&A with Paul Pechous

As the ASUN President and a Husker Dialogues speaker, senior special education (7-12) and political science major Paul Pechous hopes to make a lasting impact on campus and in the Husker community. He believes in the power of each individual’s story in adding value to our university and the family within. Through his leadership on campus, Paul aims to uplift student voices through listening, learning, loving and doing more.

Sukaina Al-Hamedi [Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communication]

Wednesday, August 23, 2023 Husker Dialogues: Q&A with Sukaina Al-Hamedi

Sukaina Al-Hamedi, a fourth-year student studying Biochemistry from Lincoln, Nebraska, is bringing important conversations to light with Husker Dialogues. Sukaina believes in the power of listening and learning from others, a message Sukaina hopes to continue spreading across our campus.

Club Fair at the Meier Common. August 24, 2022. University of Nebraska–Lincoln [Mike Jackson | Student Affairs]

Friday, August 18, 2023 Club Fairs are August 24 & 29. These 185 student orgs will be there.

Occurring at the start of each semester, the Club Fairs are a chance for Huskers to meet and mingle with many recognized student organizations and clubs (RSOs) all at once.

Carlos Ortega [Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communication]

Thursday, August 10, 2023 Husker Dialogues: Q&A with Carlos Ortega

Carlos Ortega, a senior Secondary Education Social Sciences student from Lincoln, Nebraska works diligently in his academics and extracurricular activities to build a more inclusive campus. As a Husker Dialogues Speaker, Carlos hopes to empower first-year students to build confidence and a community of belonging.

Samuel Phillips [Photo by Craig Chandler, University Communication]

Tuesday, August 8, 2023 Husker Dialogues: Q&A with Samuel Phillips

Samuel Phillips, a Husker gymnast and restaurant and tourism management major from Los Angeles, California, is a natural leader on campus. As a Husker dialogue speaker, Samuel aims to build an inclusive campus fueled by diverse understanding and love.

Nathan Hé laughs for a photo on the stairs of the Wick Alumni Center

Wednesday, June 28, 2023 Hé building out welcoming community for alumni

This week, meet Nathan Hé. As an undergrad from Chongqing, China, Hé got involved across campus — from joining RSOs to finding opportunities for hands-on learning. Now as the assistant director of alumni engagement for the Nebraska Alumni Association, he’s creating more opportunities for alumni and students to engage with each other and find communities that are important for them.

Craig Chandler | University Communication and Marketing

Friday, June 23, 2023 Photo of the Week | Fountain of youth

Ale Guiza Gonzalez is photographed in Hawks Hall.

Thursday, June 22, 2023 Guiza Gonzalez uses past experiences to grow, support others

This Q&A is part of a weekly conversation series that is celebrating Pride Month on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Medium page. The series will feature Huskers who are making impacts on campus and look to maintain that momentum in future careers.

From left: Chancellor Ronnie Green joins History Nebraska's Autumn Langemeier and Nebraska U's Pat Tetreault, Corrie Svehla and Timothy Schaffert in unveiling a historical marker dedicated to Louis Crompton. [Scott Schrage | University Communication and Marketing]

Wednesday, June 21, 2023 Marker celebrates proud legacy of Nebraska’s Lou Crompton

Even 53 years later, Huskers couldn’t but marvel at the vision and will that Louis Crompton summoned on behalf of a community which, throughout the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and much of America, was only just shimmering into view.

Lou Crompton [University of Nebraska–Lincoln Archives and Special Collections]

Wednesday, May 24, 2023 Commission to host Crompton dedication June 20

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Chancellor’s Commission on the Status of Gender and Sexual Identity will host the dedication of the Louis Crompton Historical Marker at 10 a.m. June 20 on the south lawn of Andrews Hall. Along with the Commission, other sponsors include the Chancellor’s Office, the LGBTQA+ Resource Center and History Nebraska.

Trees blossom along the walkway outside Canfield Administration building.

Monday, May 15, 2023 Photos | A visual recap of Spring 2023

Scroll and enjoy more than 60 images curated to celebrate this semester. Campus traditions and memories burst into vision in celebration of student life; recognized student organizations; award ceremonies; fraternities and sororities; community engagement; and so much more. GO BIG RED!

Tuesday, May 9, 2023 16 honored with Student Impact Awards

The Student Impact Awards were announced for 2022-23 by Student Leadership, Involvement and Community Engagement at an evening reception in the Nebraska Union on May 4.

Students receive Husker Volunteer Designation certificates at the Student Impact Awards.

Monday, May 8, 2023 PHOTOS: Spring 2023 Awards & Recognition

Over 50 Huskers were recently honored for their impact on campus during the 2022-23 academic year. Scroll through our photo story to view students and organizations recognized at Student Luminary Awards, RHA/NRHH End of the Year Awards, DEI Impact Awards and Student Impact Awards.

Monday, May 8, 2023 Photos | Spring 2023 Awards & Recognition

Nebraska N Banners are surrounded by white spring blossoms from a pear tree. Spring on City Campus. [Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication]

Wednesday, April 19, 2023 Nominees announced for 2023 Student Impact Awards

The annual awards program for recognized student organizations has 124 nominations across 14 categories. Winners will be announced at a reception May 4, 2023.

Visiting the Sheldon Art Museum, pictured here, is a great way to start your spring.

Wednesday, March 1, 2023 Take in spring, and the Sheldon, in March

With spring around the corner — and spring break even closer — March offers plenty of activities, events and fun things to do for Huskers itching to get out and about. Here are five things to do in March.

Friday, February 24, 2023 UNL expands inclusive food options

[Daily Nebraskan] The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has strived to become more inclusive of any and all dietary needs of students in recent years, adding options like Moxie’s Gluten-Free Cafe in Selleck Food Court.

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.

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.