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NU President Carter, NU community request higher state appropriations
The Legislature heard today from University of Nebraska system president Ted Carter and NU community members, who spoke in favor of the University’s request for a 3% increase, or $679.7 million in state funding for 2023-24. The hearing, held by the Appropriations Committee, comes as record inflation and declining enrollment widens the gap between fiscal stability and the mounting costs of running NU.
UNL Junior Awarded $2,000 Nebraska Business Hall of Fame Scholarship
The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce awarded a $2,000 scholarship to a University of Nebraska-Lincoln junior for her academic excellence, extracurricular leadership and commitment to the field of business. Whitney Schwisow, an actuarial science major, was one of six recipients of the annual scholarship for outstanding Nebraska students of business.
CARE Moves to New Space in Louise Pound Hall
Editors’ note: This story mentions sexual assault survivorship. The Center for Advocacy, Response and Education celebrated the expansion of its space and resources to the second story of Louise Pound Hall on Jan. 26 with an open house for staff and students. The new space features multiple offices, a reception area, a conference room, a space to house Husker Pantry donations, room for a dedicated trauma therapist and a lounge to serve as a safe space for students.
Local music venue releases update on sexual assault allegations
Editor’s Note: This story contains mentions of sexual assault Local underground music and art venue, HQ, released an update regarding misconceptions surrounding recent sexual misconduct allegations at the venue in a post on their Instagram Thursday morning. The venue, located near 17th and O Streets, has been in the process of changing leadership and rebranding over the past month, at the same time the allegations came to light.
ASUN convenes for last meeting of November
The Association of Students at the University of Nebraska wrapped up their last meeting of November on Wednesday. The student body of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln can expect several changes as the semester closes: a new prayer space available in the Union, potential for a new rideshare program, meal swipe donations opening for Husker Pantry and changes to student housing costs for incoming freshmen.
Local music venue responds to allegations of sexual assault
Editor’s Note: This story contains mentions of sexual assault. Local underground music venue, HQ, is undergoing changes to age limits, banned members and bands and other policies after the venue was made aware of sexual assault allegations in mid-November. The venue, located near 17th and O St., has been in the process of changing leadership and rebranding over the past month, at the same time the allegations came to light.
ASUN discusses late-night rides, Union prayer space and more in October
Editor's note: Part of this story has been corrected. Editor’s note: This story mentions sexual assault. October’s series of ASUN meetings held some important news for students, including expansions to CARE resources, graduate stipends, safe ride services and student health care.
Loan forgiveness program put on hold, other federal aid options available
UNL students and other eligible borrowers have begun applying for President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness program, but the plan could be in trouble after being temporarily blocked by a federal appeals court on Oct. 22. Six states, including Nebraska, filed a lawsuit against the program that said erasing student loan debt could harm loan companies that manage federal loans themselves.
Ivory Daze shares their band journey with a single coming out
When the local band Ivory Daze formed two years ago, it was mostly a way to pass the time through the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, drummer Maeve Nelson has a loan out on the band van that they’ll be touring with this winter. The three-piece band came together as a casual jam project two years ago, when the band members were in high school. Guitarist Isahen Harms and bassist Van Foster started the group before Nelson joined on vocals.
Alcohol sales at basketball games raise concerns
The Nebraska Board of Regents approved a proposal Sept. 30 that would allow Pinnacle Bank Arena to sell alcohol at men’s and women’s Husker basketball games this season, bringing with it questions about student safety, campus image and whether Pinnacle Bank Arena can serve the games safely. “We don’t have any big concerns.
Humanities conference explores new techniques for teaching accurate history
The ran Wednesday to Thursday, featuring human rights scholars and educators sharing their experiences, findings and techniques for teaching a new generation about history. The two-day conference was hosted by University of Nebraska-Lincoln History Department Graduate Students over Zoom. Wednesday’s event fielded a diverse panel from across continents and cultures, and coverage ranging from personal stories to academic findings.
Regents vote to allow sale of alcohol at Husker basketball games, agree on $300 million athletic multimedia deal
The Nebraska Board of Regents met Friday in Kearney to discuss the future and status of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, passing a bill that will allow alcohol to be served at men’s and women’s Husker basketball games, among other approvals. The approved motion to allow the sale of alcohol at Pinnacle Bank Arena’s Husker basketball games will extend for two years beginning with the 2022-23 season, described by the board as a “trial run” for alcohol sales at collegiate events.
College of Education and Human Sciences experiences improvement and growth
It’s an exciting time to be an undergrad in the University of Nebraska Lincoln’s College of Education and Human Sciences, with physical improvements on the way for existing facilities, new facilities having opened in recent years and current plans to expand offerings for student experiences, Dean Sherri Jones said. For Jones, experiential learning is core to the mission of the college.
Lincoln Calling night three: classic and psychedelic rock
Ghostlike, Duffy’s Backlot, 5:45 p.m. By Bailey Herrera The beat of the kick drum could be felt in your chest as Ghostlike kicked off the evening at Duffy’s Backlot on Sept. 24. The deep beat accompanied the soft strums of their electric guitars before the energy quickly picked up as the sounds of distorted guitar and heavy reverb filled the outdoor space. Throughout the show, audience members continued to gravitate to the gravel lot as the band settled in their vocals.
Students and employers connect at annual Career and Internship Fair
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Fall 2022 Career and Internship Fair continued in the Nebraska Union on Thursday, an event that allows students to explore internships and career pathways one-on-one with employees from the companies attending. The career fair spans multiple days of September, with a day set aside for East campus residents. The opportunity can help students build robust networks, explore their goals, make meaningful connections and learn more about their craft.
Students share and hear about experiences through Husker Dialogues
University of Nebraska-Lincoln students of all backgrounds came together this week for the seventh annual Husker Dialogues – a university event centered around open discourse about diversity and inclusion in a safe and educational space. Since students, staff, and faculty at UNL came together to create the first Husker Dialogues in 2016, the event has grown in scope, mission and resources to help facilitate a space for students to both be vulnerable and learn from others.
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