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Nebraska gymnast Sam Phillips leads the team with positivity despite season ending injury

Nebraska gymnast Sam Phillips is sitting out this season with an injury, but that hasn’t stopped the senior for taking on his largest leadership role yet. Phillips' impact is felt across campus as the SAAC president, team captain and an openly gay Husker athlete.

What's with the construction across from the Union?

R Street is partially closed due to underground construction, according to University of Nebraska Construction Coordinator and Project Manager Charlie Griesen. Football fans need not fret - he said the road should be back to normal by the Spring Game, April 22.

Relationships should make you feel happy and supported. Opinion columnist Alexia Woodall breaks down how red flags can hurt your relationship and how to spot them before they become a problem.

Ignoring red flags can lead to consequences

Nebraska native Mary Ruth releases her first song "I Want Too Much"

Originally from Omaha, Mary Ruth has released her newest song focusing on welcoming new changes to her life. Ruth attributes her passion for creating music and her ability to find her voice in the music scene to her days performing in Nebraska. Read culture reporter Kayla Doll’s article on Ruth’s journey to creating music and working in the industry.

"You can't put Sam in a box. He's coming back stronger. His reach and impact as a leader and athlete is bigger than people realize."

John Robinson, Nebraska Men's Gymnastics Assistant Coach

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