By: Ali Al Amri Studying in the United States has been a wonderful experience. I went to Kent State University for three years, but I transferred to the Univ...

By: Joe Aguirre I want to start off by saying that this concept is going to be difficult to grasp right away. When I was introduced to the concept of the rhi...

By: Molly Meysenburg Throughout the past four years at the University of Nebraska, I have learned more about myself than I could have ever imagined. I’ve lea...

By: John Katzmarek Like many other college students, I find myself getting pretty anxious the past few years as I have gotten closer to entering the “real wo...

By: Morgan Holen Picture this: The year is 2002, I’m in my first year of acrobats at the age of five. Our class performed a dance involving a circular, woode...

By: Tyler Loebig Working in an agency isn’t always smooth sailing. While the majority of clients you work with understand your vision, trust your professiona...

By: Julian Hayden I think that a beneficial experience for everyone is to do something that takes you out of your comfort zone. All experience is good experi...

By: Eric VonDerfecht Considering the rule for this blog post was to write about something I am passionate about, it is hard for me to not mention electronic...

By: Noel Hrnchir Growing up in Hastings, Nebraska, I was very sheltered and only exposed to the opinions of my immediate peers who had the same Catholic, fam...

By: Cassie Brenner 1. It’s Okay to Cry! This is #1 on the list for a reason: everyone needs a good cry at some point! Whether you’re feeling homesick, overwh...

By: Jared Mikuls To most, reading web code is about as clear as reading in a foreign language, but to people like me, it displays vital information about how...

By: Daril Asran This year: Fail! Next year: Fail! Following year: Fail! Failing was somewhat a norm for me growing up. Even when I try my best, I still fail...

By: Kaitlyn Pfannenstiel In a society that is so focused on growing up, speeding through the work week, and longing for the future, how often are you told t...

By: Emma Reyes Religion, money, and politics. Those are the three things that I remember being told not to bring up in conversation. The topics are private a...

By: Jess Moore ‘Stay in your lane’ - most commonly associated with minding your own business. When I entered my first internship at an advertising agency las...

By: Jackie O'Meara At 14, I had my first job, a driver’s permit, was on my school’s soccer and volleyball teams, in marching band, and on student council. Now...

By: Yahaira Cortez I'm a first-generation student at a university where only about 20% of its students identify themselves as minorities. When I came to UNL,...

By: Megan Prater Throughout my collegiate career, I have discovered through both observation and personal tribulation that motivation truly fuels and breeds ...

By: Sydney Lovegrove Whether you have a growth or fixed mindset can go hand-in-hand in determining whether you will be more flexible or stubborn throughout y...

By: Haley Winemann One of the most poignant lessons I have learned throughout my career in college is that failure is undoubtedly the best way to learn. As t...