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Cather Dining Center hosts ‘Taste of Maryland’ event ahead of football game

The Daily Nebraskan

Students packed Cather Dining Center on Thursday to experience a "Taste of Maryland” as part of this week’s homecoming activities.

'Peak energy’: Backemeyer brings campaign to Lincoln’s Zoo Bar

The Daily Nebraskan

Nebraska Democratic contender Chris Backemeyer will hold a meet-and-greet with voters at the Zoo Bar in Lincoln before the election.

UNL student's guide to voting in the 2026 midterms

The Daily Nebraskan

The 2026 midterms are approaching and Nebraska’s general election is on Nov. 3. For many University of Nebraska-Lincoln students, figuring out how and where to vote can be just as confusing as the candidates and issues on the ballot.

Historic rainfall causes flooding around UNL

The Daily Nebraskan

After a record-breaking rainfall Wednesday, parts of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus were left flooded. Lincoln received more than six inches of rain, which is the most rain in a day since 1910.

Fake IDs, trespassing, sex offense mark UNL crime log

The Daily Nebraskan

This past week's crime log included a wallet found with fake IDs inside, a community member asking for food at Schramm Hall and an ongoing hazing investigation.

What Nebraska voters will see on the 2026 Ballot

The Daily Nebraskan

As Nebraska's 2026 midterm elections approach, learn more about the candidates running for a spot in the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives.

UNL's bid to rejoin AAU draws opposition from faculty group over program cuts

The Daily Nebraskan

A national organization of professors is urging the Association of American Universities to block the University of Nebraska-Lincoln from rejoining the group due to concerns over last year's budget cuts and program eliminations.

UNL students and staff weigh in on Meta’s landmark settlement

The Daily Nebraskan

After a lawsuit against Meta for being addictive was settled at $18 billion, the state of Nebraska will receive $201 million. Reporter Chloe Fitzgibbon asked students and staff for their reactions to the settlement and what they think will happen next.

Sister Cindy’s “HoNoMo Revolution Tour” has mixed reaction in Lincoln

The Daily Nebraskan

Cindy Smock drew grounds at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with her sermon. Smock is a campus preacher and Tik Tok personality, better known as Sister Cindy, who visited UNL as part of her "HoNoMo Revolution Tour."

‘Music can flourish here’: Westbrook completes $81 million construction

The Daily Nebraskan

The Glenn Korff School of Music traded jackhammers and drills for the melodies of voices and instruments at the Westbrook Music Building Thursday afternoon.

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