Big Red Blog

As the president of NSBE, Elena Butler is fostering community on campus and opening doors for a future in engineering.

In the mood for something sweet? We have you covered.

In his role with Campus Rec, Zac is passionate about eliminating barriers for students so they can thrive now and in the future.

Find ways to lean into self-care and treat yourself better.

Economics major Reese Munson landed an internship with Bank of America. But it wasn’t without hard work. She breaks down the process.

Walking into a career fair can be daunting. But we’ve got ways to boost your confidence beforehand.

Husker alum Aaron Housenga is using skills he learned at Nebraska for the biggest NFL game of the year.

As a college student, Carly Gartner is balancing a lot. She shares her tips on how to thrive with multiple obligations.

Whether you are planning a friend date or an outing with someone special friends, we’ve got recommendations to get you started.

“College has been nothing less than life-changing for me.” Phoenix shares what he’ll take away from his time at Nebraska.

Find your new favorite restaurant in the capital city.

Dominique Kelley (‘12 & ‘14) lives by the motto “adapt, accept change and pivot,” especially when it comes to life’s curveballs.

“I’m thankful to have had these opportunities, all because I made the decision to finish what I had started almost ten years ago.”

New year, better you! Check out how you can revamp your goal-setting to grow and make this year great.

Giving back to the community is a great way to learn through hands-on experiences — and feel good while doing it.

Anissa Hoffman grew up in a family full of Husker fans. Now, she’s on the other side, playing in front of Husker Nation in Big Red Express.

We break down places to get into the holiday spirit in the capital city.

A dining service associate in Cather Dining, Gretchen Hamilton hopes to make a lasting impact on the lives of students.

Take a look at how students spend their time at night after classes have let out.

Having fun off campus and exploring the city does not need to break the bank.