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Dylan Spilinek pursues passion for theatre set design and creation at UNL
Though he may not be in the spotlight, sophomore theatre-design and technical production major Dylan Spilinek has played an instrumental role in eight theatre productions as a member of the technical production team at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.Spilinek said he has been involved in theatre since kindergarten, and has maintained this passion throughout his life.
Rock ‘n’ roll coffee house coming to Lincoln in August
This summer, Lincoln will welcome a new specialty coffee bar that pairs rock ‘n’ roll with its ideal partner — caffeine. Rock ‘n’ Joe will open its new location at 2025 Lindberg St. in August.According to chief executive officer Shawn Levine, Rock ‘n’ Joe is a New Jersey-based company that started in 1993 and specializes in creatively excellent food and beverages.“We’re really all about providing that higher level of service and specialty coffee and providing a memorable experience,” Levine said.
REVIEW: Gray Whale Poke offers delicious Hawaiian poke, bubble tea
It’s hard to talk about poke bowls without sounding like a nerd rambling about Pokémon, but it’s worth taking the time to clear any confusion when talking about Gray Whale Poke, a new restaurant in downtown Lincoln.Gray Whale Poke is one of a handful of restaurants in Lincoln that offers its own style of cuisine, and in my opinion, it’s well worth trying.That is, if you like sushi.
UNL students respond to Runza leaving campus
An employee of the Nebraska Union Runza confirmed last week the restaurant will close in April as it approaches the end of its 10-year vendor agreement.The Daily Nebraskan asked University of Nebraska-Lincoln students how they felt about a local fast food staple leaving campus.
UNL’s Pi Sigma Alpha hosts Student Political Forum for all perspectives
Pi Sigma Alpha, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s political science honors society, will host a Student Political Forum in the Nebraska Union ballroom on Wednesday, March 14, 7-9 p.m.Young Democrats, College Republicans, Young Americans for Liberty and Young Democratic Socialists for America will all be represented at the forum.
Students react to ASUN elections
Students had the opportunity to vote for their student body representatives and student fees during Wednesday, March 7’s Association of Students of the University of Nebraska referendum.Amplify’s presidential candidate Hunter Traynor, internal vice presidential candidate Emily Johnson and external vice presidential candidate Jeffrey Owusu-Ansah won their respective positions during the election.In light of the recent election, The Daily Nebraskan asked students what they’re looking for in a...
Guest lecturer Leigh Gilmore discusses importance of #MeToo
An author and distinguished guest professor of women’s and gender studies at Wellesley College spoke on the #MeToo movement at the Sheldon Art Museum on March 6.Leigh Gilmore’s lecture, titled “Graphic Witness – Testimony, Memoir, and #MeToo,” was part of the Robert E. Knoll Lecture series hosted each year by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln English department.
UNL Protection Connection offers safe sex supplies to students
Since 2015, thousands of free boxes of safe sex supplies were delivered to students across campus.The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Health Promotion and Outreach Department has been distributing condoms, lubricant and dental dams as part of a program called Protection Connection, according to health promotions analyst Jamie PorterPorter said the program was started to give students a confidential way to obtain safe sex supplies.
New planning system outlines major requirements, simplifies enrollment
Bill Watts, director of advising and career services, and university registrar Steven Booton are working to create a new integrated planning system to make enrolling in classes easier for University of Nebraska-Lincoln students.According to Watts and Booton, the system has been in development since 2016 and aims to make planning and enrolling in classes easier for students.Currently, there is no program that connects students’ degree audits and course enrollments.
Former Broncos RB Reggie Rivers discusses importance of teamwork, goals
Former NFL running back and current journalist and business owner Reggie Rivers spoke at Andersen Hall about his career of combining journalism and football Feb. 27.Rivers played six seasons with the Denver Broncos from 1991 to 1996. He majored in journalism at Texas Tech University and earned a master’s degree in global studies from the University of Denver.
Reggie Rivers to speak at CoJMC for Diversity and Modern Media series
Reggie Rivers, former Denver Broncos running back and current president and CEO of Automated Flipcards, will give a talk in Room 15 of Andersen Hall on Tuesday, Feb.
NuSAMS co-hosts discussion about human trafficking
The Nebraska University Students Against Modern-day Slavery co-hosted a discussion about human trafficking with Lincoln Police Department Officer Sarah Williams in the Social Media Hub of Andersen Hall Tuesday.The goal of the discussion was to raise awareness about how prevalent sex trafficking is in the Lincoln community, according to Williams.“I really don’t think people pay a lot of attention to this kind of stuff, and I think the people that tend to care the most about this … are women,”...
Lied Center to host forum focused on government, hate crimes, media
The Lied Center for Performing Arts will co-host a community forum with non-profit Abendmusik to discuss hate crimes throughout history and how the media and government can productively respond to them.The event, titled, “Confronting Hate, Considering Compassion: A Community Forum,” will be held at the Nebraska Student Union on Monday, Feb. 19, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.Panelists include City of Lincoln’s public safety director and Police Chief Tom Casady, Doane University Rev.
UNL Chancellor says Daniel Kleve is protected by First Amendment
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Ronnie Green sent an email this morning to students, faculty and staff addressing concerns surrounding the controversial Daniel Kleve video.In the email, Green said Kleve will not be expelled, citing First Amendment protections.Green also said campus safety is his top priority, and the UNL Police Department is closely monitoring the situation.
UNL East Campus offers new meal prep program
Meal Kit Mondays, a monthly food preparation program held by the East Campus Recreation and Wellness Center, had its first event on Monday, Feb. 5.Meal kits are intended to provide nutritious and efficient ways for off-campus students to cook in their own homes. Students can pick up their pre-ordered kits at the East Campus Recreation and Wellness Center on the first Monday of the month from 4:30-5:30 p.m.Each kit contains four servings of a meal, and are $15 apiece.
Hundreds attend "No Nazis on UNL Campus" rally
University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and Lincoln community members came together for a “No Nazis on UNL Campus” rally at the Nebraska Union Plaza on Feb.
UNL students display uncertainty about effectiveness of tobacco-free policy
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln introduced a tobacco-free policy on Jan. 1 that prohibited smoking, vaping and tobacco use on campus and university properties.The policy was put into effect in hope it would create a healthier environment on campus, but the effectiveness of the policy has been questioned by students.Freshman psychology major Veronica Litz doesn’t agree with the policy, as she has smoked since the age of 14.
Morrill Hall to host free admission select days
The University of Nebraska State Museum, or Morrill Hall, will offer free admission on Thursdays throughout the month of February, showcasing new events with varying themes, such as nanoengineering and live augmented reality.The free evenings aim to appeal to a wide variety of people, and will be educational for all ages. Morrill Hall will continue to offer free admission to all community members on the following Thursdays in Feb.
Nebraska Innovation Studio partners with 1 Million Cups to target entrepreneurs
Nebraska Innovation Studio will hold a presentation about the resources and equipment available at the Nebraska Innovation Campus on Wednesday, Jan.
Commuters speak on new bill to raise I-80 speed limit
A bill that would raise the speed limit of portions of Interstate 80 from 75 to 80 mph was introduced to the Nebraska Legislature earlier this month.The bill received both positive and negative reactions from commuters. Some anticipating a shorter commute, while others are worried about increasing accident rates.State Sen. John Murante proposed the bill, LB1009, on Jan. 16. Gov.
Attempted kidnapping reported on UNL campus Tuesday evening
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department received reports of an attempted kidnapping Tuesday night.The incident occurred between 8:50 and 9:14 p.m. on a sidewalk between U and N 15th streets, near the University Health Center and Selleck Quadrangle.
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