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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.

The senior biological sciences major from Omaha didn’t find his passion for climbing until arriving on campus. Last fall, Kaden received a national award for his work helping students find community and fresh challenges in the Outdoor Adventures center.

A baker in the Cather Dining Center, Michelle Kim works to inject a little personality into the large batches of desserts she and her team are churning out each day.

Fulfilling a lifelong family dream, junior sports media & communication major Arden Louchheim sought out her father to help her call the Las Vegas Bowl for KRNU student radio.

Through the Cultivate ACCESS program, which pairs Huskers with high school mentees interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, senior Ella Bristol has grown her leadership skills while mentoring future Huskers.

As a Sustainability Ambassador, Mia Perales helps spread the word on simple and cost-effective ways Husker students can be a little more environmentally-friendly around campus.

Coming from a high school class of 36, Adam Christiansen found college life to be a big adjustment. Today, the 2013 alum is using that experience in his role as an Academic Navigator, helping students get acclimated to campus and find success in all areas of life as a Husker.

Eleanor, a senior from Kansas City, MS, was looking for a way to connect with her new Lincoln home during her first year. The Volunteer Ambassador became the perfect way for her to discover — and give back to — the city of Lincoln.

Wanting to reconnect with the true spirit of the holiday season, Lilly organized a greeting card writing event between her Zeta Phi Beta sorority and the Omega Delta Phi fraternity to break up a hectic time in the school year.

Ahead of her December 2025 graduation, the human resources management major from Grand Island reflects on how an opportunity to teach English in Japan allowed her to meet her birth family in South Korea.