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[email protected] Attending an out-of-state school is a big change. Making new friends and finding your place can be hard. The only way to make college easier is to break out of your shell. My freshman year started rocky. I didn’t know anyone except my roommate. As the year went on I felt like an outcast,...
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[email protected] The musical group Kusi Taki performed during a free Sound of the Andes event on campus as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. The event also offered a dedicated teaching session for Andean instruments and an ocarina workshop. Oscar Rios Pohirieth, founder of Kusi Taki, demonstrated the playing technique of several Andean instruments to
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[email protected] Banned Books Week is a nationwide recognition of efforts to restrict access to books that address different cultures, experiences and perspectives. During the week, the Calvin T. Ryan Library encouraged students to explore why access to these stories matters. This year, Banned Books Week took place from Oct. 4-10, highlighting attempts
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Between midterm grades, fall social events and the constant juggling of student life, it can be easy for students to forget that election season is fast approaching. The 2026 midterm elections will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 3, providing an opportunity for people to elect representatives to various federal and state-level offices, as well as...
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[email protected] In a preview of May’s NCAA Central Regionals, UNK golf won the team title by 16 strokes, as Liz Lyons and Claire Berquist tied atop the individual leaderboard. The three-day tournament was hosted by the Lopers at Meadowlark Hills. Battling a variety of weather conditions Sunday through Tuesday, UNK set a new 54-hole school...
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[email protected] The upcoming midterm elections brought the nation’s leader to central Nebraska for the first time in 20 years as President Donald Trump traveled to Grand Island for a rally at the Pinnacle Bank Expo Center. The appearance marked Trump’s first visit to the state in his second term. “I think everybody wants to see...
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[email protected] The start of the NBA season on Oct. 20 can be exciting and overwhelming. The NBA offseason was full of trades and moves that have shaped the league in interesting ways. For those who haven’t followed the offseason closely, getting caught up on the action will help you get ready for the season and...
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[email protected] Despite 288 rushing yards and a 21-point halftime lead, UNK football fell to 0-5 on the season, losing to Pittsburg State 34-27 in overtime on Saturday. This is the first 0-5 start to a season for the Lopers since 2016, when they went 1-10. After a successful opening half, the tables turned as Pittsburg...
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[email protected] The Pride of The Plains marching band marched through the parade followed by the newly crowned homecoming king and queen as the annual Homecoming parade concluded a week of celebrating school spirit and tradition. Homecoming is organized by LPAC, the Loper Programing and Activities Council, and is the largest event they host each year
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Ellie Eckman First Year, Volleyball Had 37 assists and four service aces in two matches to help UNK stay undefeated in conference play. Isaiah Harris Graduate, Football Scored his first touchdown since a season-ending knee injury last year on a 65-yard run in the second quarter. ...
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