Sophia Chingren

Everybody has their own toxic traits and being able to recognize those traits is what matters most. Self-awareness is something we all claim to value, until it involves admitting the habits we know are not exactly helping us. The truth is, most college students have at least a few questionable tendencies, and chances are your “toxic trait” looks a lot like someone else’s. So in the spirit of honesty, here are a few of mine.

Last week, Delta Tau Delta hosted its sixth annual Date-A-Delt philanthropy auction and dinner at Legacy on the Bricks, bringing students and community members together to raise $6,500 for Breakthrough T1D. The event has become a staple for the fraternity, combining a social atmosphere with a meaningful cause that continues to impact families locally and nationwide.

UNK’s radio station has undergone a major transformation over the past year and is now introducing its new identity as 91.1 Buffalo County’s Clear Alternative. The station is entirely operated by UNK students, highlighting hands-on learning and student leadership in broadcasting. “We wanted to bring in modern technology, bring the station into a footprint where it had a steadier listenership,” said Stephanie Sandlin, UNK professor and general manager of the station.