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Yoga. Pilates. Bootycamp. Ab Lab. Total Body Tone - these are a few of the 53 classes at Campus Recreation you can try for no charge for one week only Jan. 22-28.

Meal kits can take the stress out of preparing dinner. The $25 pre-packed kits make mealtime easier and serve up to four individuals.

Phoenix Sadd, marketing major, shares five lessons with others students to make the most of their college years and experiences.

The MLK Week Planning Committee is encouraging the campus community to serve others through volunteering with local nonprofit agencies during the week.

The university will honor the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of events Jan. 22-30. The week, which carries the theme “Compassionate Actions,” will highlight the importance of social and racial advocacy, education and engagement.

[Inside Higher Ed] On many campuses, resident assistants handle everything from fire safety to mental health counseling. Now some institutions are breaking up the job to make it more manageable. UNL's Counselor-In-Residence program is mentioned

As an Itty Bitty Sports coach, Hailey Klein’s campus job allows her to apply speech-language pathology techniques on the court in tandem with her clinical work through the College of Education and Human Sciences’ graduate program.

120 Husker students, staff, and faculty are needed to complete 10 community volunteer projects organized for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Week, happening Jan 22–28, 2024.

Giving back to the community is a great way to learn through hands-on experiences — and feel good while doing it. While there are a number of ways to give back on campus by donating to spots like Husker Pantry, Lavender Closet or Career Closet or serving as a tutor or ambassador for your college, there are several spots you can volunteer off-campus as well.