What is Physical Well-Being?
Physical Well-Being is the ability to actively make healthy decisions on a daily basis. It includes eating a nutritionally-balanced diet, getting adequate sleep, visiting the doctor routinely, maintaining positive interpersonal relationships, and making healthy sexual decisions consistent with individual values and beliefs. A physically-well individual exercises three to five times per week, limits or abstains from alcohol and drugs, possesses the ability to identify and fulfill personal needs, and is aware of and respects their body’s limitations.
University Health Insurance
University Health Benefits for eligible employees and their dependents.
Learn MoreBike Lincoln
Bike Lincoln is the City's bicycling information and resource site, featuring useful information on registering your bike and planning your trip as well as smart cycling tips, educational videos, links to local non-profits and bike shops, and applicable laws. It is Bike Lincoln's goal to create a safe, fun, and healthy bicycling environment for everyone. Lincoln's commitment to this goal is reflected in the designation as a Silver Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists.
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UNL Food
The Food website provides simple tips, recipes, and free resources for everyday food and fitness. Website information is developed by Extension staff or provided predominantly by links to government agencies and other Extension websites nationwide.
Learn MoreBuy Fresh Buy Local® Nebraska
Buy Fresh Buy Local® Nebraska (BFBLN) is a member-based marketing, promotion, and education program. Since 2006, Buy Fresh Buy Local® Nebraska's distinct efforts have been to support our state’s farmers, ranchers and connect consumers to Nebraska-grown food.
Learn MoreCampus Recreation
Campus Recreation at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is committed to enriching the educational experience by promoting lifelong healthy living.
Learn MoreWalking/Bike Paths
Explore opportunities on campus and within the Lincoln community to get moving!
Learn MoreUniversity Dining Services
University Dining Services is pleased to offer meal pricing for faculty, staff, graduate teaching assistants, emeriti, and retirees of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Meal pricing is valid in Dining Service dining centers.
Simply identify yourself to the dining center cashier as either a faculty/staff/graduate teaching assistant/emeriti/retiree and show your NCard.
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Faculty & Staff Services
Faculty & Staff are eligible to receive various health services at the University Health Center.
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Learn MoreUNL Bike Shop
The Bike Shop provides the UNL Community affordable pay-for-service repairs by trained staff to keep you and your bicycle on the road.
The Bike Shop is in the Outdoor Adventures Center
Learn MoreLincoln Parks and Recreation
Lincoln Parks and Recreation manages 168 parks, 185.9 miles of trails, 97 playgrounds, over 83,000 street trees, nine public pools, six recreation centers, five golf courses, five dog runs, a nature center, and beautiful public gardens. The programs include recreation summer day camps, before and after school, clubs and classes for individuals with special needs, adult and youth team sports, nature based classes and events, swimming lessons, wellness and fitness classes for all ages, and a variety of free events and classes for all ages.
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