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Celebrating Pride Month, Nebraska Today featured Huskers like Brock Mason who are making an impact on campus. In his first year on campus, Mason, an actuarial science major from Geneva, Illinois, made sure to get involved, joining organizations that helped him stretch his strengths and carve out his own community. » Full Article

A marketing major from La Vista, Nebraska, senior Ann Vu has spent her college career diving into campus involvements and dreaming big about her future. As she prepares to graduate this month, Ann is excited about the legacy she leaves at Dear Old Nebraska U and beyond. » Full Article

Elijah Merritt demonstrates an intense focus on his community and how he can make the world a better place. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln supply chain management major graduates in December and plans to do just that as he embarks on a career at Union Pacific. » Full Article

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month, Nebraska Today featured Huskers like Macy Keller who are making an impact on campus. A member of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, Keller is a business administration major from Falls City, Nebraska. Though she’s only in her first year at the university, Keller is already finding ways to grow and make an impact in the College of Business. » Full Article

When Bree Bell arrived at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as a freshman in fall 2022, she couldn’t have imagined all the opportunities in store for her. Today, after participating in Inclusive Business Leaders (IBL), a cohort-based program of the College of Business, she’s looking at her future with a fresh perspective. » Full Article

Experiences at the College of Business before even being a student pushed Isaac Perez out of his comfort zone and helped him realize his potential. Now Perez — a management and data science major from Lexington, Nebraska — mentors others to dream big. Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate Huskers like Perez who make an impact on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus. » Full Article