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The work of documentary filmmaker and photographer Artes Johnson is currently on display in the Nebraska East Union 3rd floor loft gallery in celebration of Black history in Nebraska.

Monday, February 6, 2023 Celebrate Black History Month at these campus events

Throughout February, events and activities across campus will dive into the history of Black Americans in Nebraska, promote wellness, and celebrate African and African American culture.

A student scoops some cut strawberries from the serving line

Wednesday, February 1, 2023 Bits and Bites: Serve yourself – for your heart

Serve Yourself is a program through Dining Services to teach you how to use food to your advantage. Nutrition is a tool to help you achieve a variety of goals.

The new CARE location is in Louise Pound Hall.

Monday, January 23, 2023 CARE open house is Jan. 26

The Center for Advocacy, Response and Education is hosting an open house to allow the campus community to see its new, temporary location in Louise Pound Hall.

Asparagus and Lemon Chicken Penne is one of the three options available for the January 30 meal kit.

Wednesday, January 18, 2023 Orders due Jan. 25 for next Meal Kit Monday

The Rec and Wellness Center is offering ready-to-go “Meal Kit Mondays” through its Wellness Kitchen on East Campus. The service offers everything needed to prepare dinner in less than an hour.

Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Micro-farm brings sustainable produce to Selleck Food Court

The Dining Services leadership team has long prioritized sustainability in dining options and services. That’s why the Babylon micro-farm in the Selleck Food Court presents such a unique opportunity.

Friday, January 13, 2023 Staff Spotlight: Melissa Wulf

Welcoming students, faculty and staff with a warm smile and joyous laughter, Melissa Wulf enjoys her daily interactions as she assists with testing accommodations and oversees the SSD Testing Center in Louise Pound Hall.

Wulf has served in her role as testing center coordinator for more than 23 years. From proctoring exams in overcrowded testing rooms in Canfield to coordinating paper exams in the new testing center in Pound Hall, Wulf’s role continues to evolve based on students’ needs, yet her passion for creating equitable academic experiences remains steadfast.

The university will host a Jan. 19 hiring fair to help fill more than 50 custodial and dining positions.

Friday, January 13, 2023 Nebraska U hosts hiring fair for custodial, dining positions

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will host a hiring fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 19, to help fill more than 50 custodial and dining positions.

Dumbbells sit along a wall during a fitness class

Friday, January 6, 2023 Bits and Bites: Serve yourself – fitness

Serve Yourself is a program through Dining Services to teach you how to use food to your advantage. Nutrition is a tool to help you achieve a variety of goals.

Paul Brown (right) and Tina Pham (left) drop off donations Dec. 16 at the Foster Care Closet.

Monday, December 19, 2022 Dining Services holiday drive supports children in foster care

Tina Pham spent the morning of Dec. 16 hauling boxes and carts full of donations from each campus dining center to the Cather Dining Center, where four additional volunteers were helping to organize and load the items into three vehicles.

Domonique Cudjo, assistant director, Women’s Center, sorts Holiday for Little Huskers gifts in the center’s conference room.

Monday, December 12, 2022 Cudjo, volunteers support student parents via Holidays for Little Huskers

Meet Domonique Cudjo, the assistant director of the university’s Women’s Center. She provides a range of supports, services and programs to help Huskers be successful. Well before this holiday season, she began coordinating gifts for students with children through the annual Holidays with Little Huskers program.

Monday, December 12, 2022 Campus Rec to offer discounts to faculty, staff in January

Faculty and staff can get a discounted membership for the month of January as a part of a “New Year, New You” promotion. Faculty and staff members qualify for an affiliate membership, normally priced at $41 per month. However, new members purchasing an affiliate pass for January 2023 will pay a promotional price of $23, an $18 savings.

Pumpkins, maize and orange tomatoes on a table top.

Monday, November 21, 2022 Bits and Bites: 10 tips for holiday wellness

The holiday season brings delicious food, time with family, and love-to-hate movies. Here are ten tips and activities you can incorporate into your traditions to keep wellness and healthful eating in your festivities.

Tomato soup with basil and rye bread on a table.

Friday, November 11, 2022 Bits and Bites: Dining Services brings the cozy

Brr! It’s cold, and the temperature keeps dropping. That means it’s time to pull out the oversized coat, sweaters, and get some cozy foods from University Dining Services.

Kenji Madison stands in the Big Red Resilience & Well-Being office.

Friday, November 11, 2022 Madison channels passion for service into Big Red Resilience

Kenji Madison’s dedication to service began when he enlisted in the United States Army after graduating from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in 1999, and now manifests in making sure all Husker students feel seen, supported and protected on campus through Big Red Resilience and Well-Being.

JD McCown, assistant director of the LGBTQA+ Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln [KLKN]

Monday, November 7, 2022 LGBTQA+ Center hosts free pop-up closet for students

[KLKN Ch. 8] The second pop-up of the fall semester - hosted with TRIO Programs - gives students an opportunity to get gender-affirming clothing for free.

Meal Kit Mondays will be offered on November 7 and November 21. Cost is $15 per meal, which each serving four.

Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Rec and Wellness Center offers Meal Kit Mondays in November

The Rec and Wellness Center is offering ready-to-go “Meal Kit Mondays” through its Wellness Kitchen on East Campus. The service offers everything needed to prepare dinner in less than an hour.

Clementine Ewomsan, left, under the watchful eye of doctoral student Yuguo Yang, works on a soil experiment testing plants for drought conditions as part of the STEM-POWER Research Program hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. [ Mike Jackson, UNL Student Affairs]

Wednesday, October 26, 2022 UNL's STEM program gets nearly $1 million to expand offerings

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln program recently received a nearly $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to expand its science, technology, engineering and mathematics program to first-generation college students from minority groups. The five-year, $999,125 grant also will allow UNL’s School of Biological Sciences and TRIO Upward Bound Math Science Program to retain students enrolled in the STEM-POWER program beyond their first year in college.

Friday, October 21, 2022 Bautista de Preciado sweeps joy into her work, student connections

For the last decade, Bautista de Preciado has served on University Housing’s custodial team, cleaning spaces in Kauffman Residential Center. While the work is demanding, she is quick with a welcoming smile and kind word for the nearly 120 Raikes School students living in the hall.

Students in residence hall hold donut and apple as snacks from Resident Appreciation Week activities.

Monday, October 10, 2022 PHOTO RECAP: Resident Appreciation Week

From sweet treats to steak, stress relief and games, students living on campus enjoyed a few perks during Resident Appreciation Week. Taking place Oct. 3-7, 2022, University Housing hosted celebrations throughout the residence halls to connect with students and thank them for living on campus.

Veronica Riepe talks with students during Coffee Talks at the Nebraska Union on Monday, Oct. 3, 2022 in Lincoln, Nebraska. || Daily Nebraskan

Thursday, October 6, 2022 International students build relationships through “Coffee Talks”

International students come to UNL from all over the world to experience life in America and make new friends. However, making friends is not always easy. That’s why Veronica Riepe, director of student leadership involvement and community engagement at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and her colleague Chandra Schwab, instructor at the College of Business, came up with Coffee Talks.