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Carl, a therapy dog, enjoys pets from passing students during Well-being fest on Sept. 24.

Well-being Collective launched to enhance student supports

September 16, 2024

Grace Schleining (middle) and fellow first-year law students paint a mural with mountains in Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln’s ReStore location on Aug. 22. The first-year students participated in the service-learning project as part of their orientation.

Nebraska Law's orientation, service project set students up for success

August 29, 2024

Nebraska's Charlie Foster (third from left) will receive a 20-year Employee Service Award on. Sept. 28. She is standing her with her sons (both former Husker football players) Gerald (far left) and Trey (right), and Trey's Nebraska's Charlie Foster (third from left) will receive a 20-year Employee Service Award on. Sept. 28. She is standing her with her sons (both former Husker football players) Gerald (far left) and Trey (right), and Trey's fiancè, Erin McMaster., Erin McMaster.

Foster remains dedicated to, inspired by work with students

September 28, 2022

A memorial fund established by his family is honoring Alex Kearns. The fund will provide financial support to the Big Red Resilience and Well Being program.

Gift honors Kearns with focus on student well-being, suicide prevention

April 29, 2022

The university's renovation of Neihardt Center includes new space for the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education. The CARE team will move in during the summer.

CARE preps for new space, offering expanded services

April 20, 2022

Mariah Bullock stands in front of a volleyball net.

Bullock helps student-athletes navigate victories, defeats

February 15, 2022

Society & Culture

Angela Kent holds her daughter, Lily.

Husker balances motherhood, passion for art

January 5, 2022

The Parents Association executive board is comprised of four officers and two members-at-large.

Giving Tuesday drive can benefit scholarship campaign

November 29, 2021

Huskers Keep Growing encourages students to seek help when needed and connect with emotional well-being resources.

New campaign promotes hope, resilience, connectedness, belonging

October 14, 2021

Information Technology Services is migrating the university’s virtual private network service.

Campus policies, procedures support student learning during isolation, quarantine

September 3, 2021

City Campus

Chancellor listens, outlines steps to expand sexual misconduct services, resources

September 1, 2021

Aerial shot of city campus

Postdoctoral Association prioritizes community building, skill development

June 22, 2021