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Lincoln celebrates Earth Day, its history
The year 1970 was significant for many reasons: President Nixon ordered an invasion of Cambodia, The Beatles broke up and Apollo 13 was launched into space. Although these events are prominent in U.S. history, 1970 was also the birth year of an event that would eventually bring together 200 million people. Earth Day originated in 1970 after the modern environmental movement began.
UNL students establish nonprofit chapter to fight for equal opportunity
From lack of food to lack of medical care, many countries around the globe face poverty and hardship most people in the United States will never be affected by.A group of four sophomores at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln felt compelled to make a difference for the less fortunate. Biological sciences majors Dayne Thomas, Emily Anderson and Dillon Hike and biochemistry major Abby Kautzman took it upon themselves to bring The Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children to campus.
Four UNL students raise awareness for sex trafficking in Nebraska
As human trafficking becomes more prevalent around the world and Nebraska, a group of four University of Nebraska–Lincoln students felt the need to take a stand and help spread awareness about this issue. I’m Not For Sale is an organization dedicated to raising awareness for sex trafficking in the state of Nebraska.
Music festivals bring live music, fun activities to the Midwest
With summer quickly approaching, music festival season is also right around the corner. From small-town country concerts to big-city weekend parties, the Midwest offers some of the best festivals in the country. Some of these festivals are located right here in Nebraska. UNL students are just miles away from a variety of live art and music.NEBRASKAland Days, North Platte, Nebraska, June 22-23, $70-120NEBRASKAland Days takes over North Platte with a country focus.
6 places to spend a sunny afternoon
As the spring weather teases Nebraskans, the craving for time in the sun increases substantially. Lincoln and its surrounding areas are home to many outdoor retreats that offer great space for an afternoon outside. Luckily, most of them come at little to no cost.Holmes Lake ParkLocated near the intersection of 70th Street and Normal Boulevard, this park nestled next to a lake provides shining sun spots for time outdoors.
Sustain UNL president works to create more ‘green’ campus
Sustain UNL, a registered student organization that advocates for environmental sustainability on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus, is on its way to creating a more eco-friendly campus, partially because of the group’s president.Steven Kirchner, a senior history major, fills that position.
UNL welcomes Fulbright scholars from Argentina, increases cultural diversity on campus
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is home to people from many different cultures. For six weeks out of the year, the university houses 23 Argentinian students through the Fulbright Scholar Program.Lorenzo Campanelli, a Buenos Aires native majoring in biology, said in Argentina he has much less freedom when choosing classes and subjects to study. Electives are not an option there; only preset programs are available.
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