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We are the flagship and land-grant university for Nebraska, and diversity and inclusion are central to our mission and pursuit of excellence. Each person has something to gain from and offer to our community of learning, discovery and outreach. All are welcome here.

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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln supports DACA students

“You are welcome here and we want you to be successful... It’s my hope that you engage, work hard and invest in getting the most from your educational experience as a Husker.” - Chancellor Ronnie Green

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Prospective Students - Raymond Ramirez | Current Students - Charlie Foster

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Yajaira and Ana Spanish/Latin American Studies and Sociology/Spanish · Crete and Grand Island, Nebraska

“They thought the university needed more options for students to celebrate their culture and bringing Kappa Delta Chi, a national Latina sorority, to Nebraska's campus seemed like the perfect solution.”

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News

A Nebraska study recently explored how cultural and economic resources generated by diverse populations can help smaller communities not only survive, but thrive.

Friday, January 11, 2019 Study aims to enhance quality of life for rural Nebraska minorities, communities

As populations in many rural Nebraska counties decline, those that are stable or growing share a common element: ethnic diversity. University of Nebraska–Lincoln research recently explored how cultural and economic resources generated by diverse populations can help smaller communities not only survive, but thrive. Learn more about this study

The LGBTQA+ Resource Center in the Nebraska Union at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Monday, Jan. 7, 2019, in Lincoln, Nebraska. | Daily Nebraskan

Tuesday, January 8, 2019 TRANSform provides transgender, gender-diverse students sense of community

A new student organization called TRANSform strives to provide a community and enact social change for transgender and gender-diverse students at Nebraska. Learn more about this organization

Tuesday, January 8, 2019 Grad students to assist in building new Santee Sioux Nation center

After years of planning, University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate students in the College of Architecture are helping to build the new Santee Sioux Nation Family Resource Center. Construction of the new center will begin Jan. 10 on the Santee Sioux Nation Reservation with a completion date in the fall of 2019. Learn more about this project

The University of Nebraska's incident reporting, or TIPS, system is an online tool for reporting campus incidents or positive acts of kindness. It is available through a link in the footer of every university web page.

TIPS Reporting online