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Schutz was a multi-time state champion at Lincoln East High School before coming to NU. Though she considered other programs, it was Husker Athletics’ emphasis on academics and a well-rounded collegiate experience that helped her know she found her home.

Coming to Nebraska for his first year as a Kiewit Scholar, Adam was all about the technical side of engineering. As a graduate four years later, he's realized that the people you surround yourself with are an equally important part of the equation.

When Mikayla Teet made the decision to come to Nebraska after a six-year career as a braillist, she was bringing more than just a desire to learn — she was bringing a deeply personal motivation to expand her impacts.

Earning both a Research and Creative Activity Grant and an Elgas Project Grant through the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts helped Levi jumpstart the process of pursuing the work that inspires him.

MJ Jabbar felt very drawn to Saitama, Japan when he first visited for a summer class two years ago. Today, he’s participating in a new program that’s fully immersing him in the culture, language and academics of the region.

After connecting with Professor John Carroll on a study abroad trip, Hannah jumped aboard his project to study and protect a rare species of squirrel recently discovered on East Campus.

As co-director of Earthstock, sophomore Ashley Mercer is combining her policy and environmental interests to organize a monthlong event for Husker students to celebrate our planet.

Research assistant professor and conservation photographer Mike Forsberg brings on a journey to discover the natural beauty and wonder of Nebraska during a five-day course over spring break.

At first, Melkie Sherman never planned to apply to Nebraska for acting. After a walk-in audition for Husker staff and faculty left a major impression, Melkie discovered that the Johnny Carson School of Theatre & Film was the perfect place for him to grow as a person and as an artist.

Senior Maddie Devericks didn’t find her calling as a teacher until after she began college. Today, her time as a student teacher at Beadle Middle School in Omaha is proof to her that she chose the right path — one she wants to continue in Nebraska.

A staple of Nebraska Men’s Basketball for decades, legendary Husker broadcaster Kent Pavelka has made waves across the nation this season for his singular — and ecstatic — coverage of the team’s triumphant run.

Senior Alex McMurchie’s cousin has had four open heart surgeries at Children’s Nebraska in Omaha, fueling his commitment to support UNL Dance Marathon and raise money for the pediatric hospital.