Fall is in full swing—the leaves are crunching, the air is crisp, and pumpkin spice seems to be everywhere. As the temperatures drop, we hope you’re staying safe, warm and maybe even cozying up with a good blanket and a cup of hot drink.
We hope you enjoyed Halloween—whether you went all out with costumes or kept it classic with candy and Netflix frights—and are now getting ready for a heartwarming Thanksgiving season. Don’t forget: there will be a student holiday on November 26 and Thanksgiving break on November 27–28, so be sure to rest, recharge and reconnect.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our October programs! Your energy and participation keep our community thriving. And guess what? We’re just getting started. November brings a new lineup of exciting events and opportunities to learn, celebrate, and connect—scroll down to see what’s coming up next.
Here is our favorite quote for November:
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough.” – Aesop
With warmth and appreciation,
Student Culture & Community
Event banner "Rehumanizing the Humanity" with speaker's photo
Thursday, November 6 | 12–1 PM | Kawasaki Reading Room, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center (3rd Floor)
What if your best success strategy isn’t taught in any class?
In a world that only rewards what you do, we're forgetting the crucial multiplier: WHO you are... Continue reading…
Tuesday, November 11 | 1–2 PM | OASIS Student Lounge, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center (City Campus)
In collaboration with the Lied Center for Performing Arts Continue reading…
Wednesday, November 12 | 5–7 PM | OASIS Lounge, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center
How well do you really know your favorite Japanese films? Continue reading…
Thursday, November 13 | 12–1 PM | OASIS Lounge, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center (City Campus)
In collaboration with the Center for Great Plains Art Museum
Every place holds a story—some we know, others we’re still learning to hear.
Join Student Culture & Community and the Center for Great Plains Art Museum for an immersive Lunch & Learn exploring Walking in the Footsteps, a digital storytelling project that reconnects communities with Nebraska’s Indigenous history.
Through narrative mapping and justice-focused research, this session invites participants to reflect on place, identity, and the stories that shape our understanding of belonging. Discover how art and technology come together to honor voices of the past and inspire a more mindful future.
Lunch will be provided, but space is limited—reserve your seat (and your meal) today!
Thursday, November 20 | 5–7 PM | OASIS Student Lounge, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center (City Campus)
In collaboration with Delta Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.
Come ready to listen, share, and redefine what beauty means to you. Continue reading…
“This drive is one of our most critical food drives of the year. As we head into the holiday season, pantry use historically increases by about 15 to 20 percent.” — Kenji Madison, director of the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center and the Husker Pantry. “ Continue reading…
Event banner with information about the campaign and an image of helping hands
Sowing Hope at Home: UNL’s Combined Campaign Launches
The 2025–2026 United Way Combined Campaign for Health and Human Services is underway! This year’s theme, “Sowing Hope at Home,” celebrates our shared commitment to uplifting communities across Nebraska.
Every gift—no matter the size—supports programs that improve health, education, and financial stability for local families. Join us in strengthening our community and helping UNL Student Life reach this year’s goal of $10,000.
Donate today by making a pledge at epledge.unitedwaylincoln.org
Real talk, fresh cuts, and meaningful connection.
We were thrilled to see such a great turnout for our recent Cuts, Coffee & Convos event! The barbershop was buzzing—not just with clippers, but also with conversations. Continue reading…
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this semester’s UndocuAlly Training! Your presence, participation and commitment helped make the event an inspiring space for learning, reflection and connection. Continue reading…