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[Daily Nebraskan] As part of the Curious Cornhuskers initiative, a reader asked The Daily Nebraskan, “How does a learning community work?”

Through the year, the University Communication and Marketing team highlighted more than 175 student stories, exploring their positive impacts in academics, research, extracurricular activities and community involvement.

More than 13 free-ish happenings are on the list for Feb 2, 3, & 4, starting w/ First Friday activities at three locations: Sheldon Museum of Art; International Quilt Museum; and Great Plains Art Museum. ALSO: Yoga; Basketball; Hockey; the Student Observatory; Men's Gymnastics, and Free Bowling.

Spring Break is the perfect time to be with friends or family and enjoy a break from the academic rigor. Campus Recreation is offers a 6-week Pregame to Spring Break program, showcasing a variety of ways to think about health and well-being to prepare you for Spring Break 2024.

Motivated undergraduate and graduate students can join the Husker Vote Coalition to assist with registering other students to vote in Nebraska and out-of-state for the 2024 primary and General Election.

Fall semester's biggest campus celebration is being organized, starting w/ the selection of the Homecoming Royalty Court. Any full-time student with at least 75 hours completed and a 2.75 cumulative GPA is eligible.

It’s a combination as Midwestern as wind and winter, but far more delicious.

Anyone who eats at the Cather Dining Complex has probably heard Gretchen Hamilton’s voice calling this to them as they walk out the door.

Student Leadership, Involvement and Community Engagement is holding the Spring “Nvolvement” Fair from 4 to 7 p.m. Feb. 1 in the Nebraska Union Centennial Room and Ballroom.

Zoey Armstead, a senior biochemistry major and outgoing president of the Minority Pre-Health Association, jumped at the opportunity to travel abroad as it fit perfectly with her passion for minority medicine.