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15 Things To Do Around UNL When You're Bored AF
It’s hard to imagine ever being bored at Nebraska-Lincoln; there are so many exciting things to do both on, and off campus. Yet everyone has those long days when you have way too much free time, and nothing seems appealing. Grab some friends or head out on your own, and beat your boredom with these 15 things to do around UNL when you’re bored AF. 1. Wander Around The Haymarket. This historic market preserves a beautiful timeless style.
Professional women’s summit aims to prepare students for career fairs
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Women’s Center is hosting a Professional Women’s Summit designed to provide resources to help women advance their careers in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and business.The fair will be held Monday, Feb. 12, in the Regency Suite of the Nebraska Union. All students, women and men, are able to drop in the summit at any time and participate in the activities.“It’s a prep for the career fair,” said Jan Deeds, director of the Women’s Center.
Four new bills on opioid use could prevent abuse
Nebraska state senators introduced four bills in hopes of preventing prescription opioid abuse from becoming an issue in the state.Opioid addiction is a growing problem in many neighboring states. Nebraska had 38 confirmed deaths from opioid overdoses in 2016 out of 128 total drug overdose fatalities, according to the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.One bill introduced by Sen. John Kuehn of Heartwell would require a photo ID to be shown before receiving certain prescription drugs.
Historic house on UNL campus seeks new student tenants
The historic Lewis-Syford house is the only private property located on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus, and it’s now available to lease.The house was originally built in 1879 and was purchased in 2013 by the Sartore family for their children to live at while attending UNL. The family then renovated the house for students to live in, according to Ellen Sartore, a student who currently lives in the house.“My brother did a lot of work on the house,” she said.
Nebraska state senator introduces Student Journalism Protection Act
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