willisj@lopers.unk.edu After qualifying all 10 wrestlers for the Division II National Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana for the second time in school history, the UNK wrestling team won their fifth...

crispinm@lopers.unk.edu Video game lore is the history of its world that gives the audience more context of the game they are playing. It is a different way of storytelling that sometimes isn’t outright...

bovairds@lopers.unk.edu The Japanese Association at Kearney hosted the 24th annual Japanese Festival last week in the Nebraskan Student Union Ponderosa Room. The festival explored the Heisei era of...

lamarres@lopers.unk.edu Pianos were blazing in the Nebraskan Student Union last week during a high-energy, interactive dueling pianos show. The Dueling Piano Guys, hosted by Loper Programming and Activities...

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu The Academic Advising and Career Development Office invited 127 employers to gather at the Health and Sports Center last week for the Career and Internship Fair.  UNK...

mendozay@lopers.unk.edu The Carillon, UNK’s longest-running literary magazine, is preparing to release its latest issue on April 25. This will be their 39th year of student-driven poetry, fiction...

haightm2@lopers.unk.edu 7-Brew, a franchise coffee shop, has recently made its way into the Kearney community. With different drinks on their menu such as coffee, smoothies, sparkling water and energy...

delaneyk@lopers.unk.edu American singer-songwriter Benson Boone released his new single, “Sorry I’m Here For Someone Else,” in late February. The track marks his latest drop since the launch of...

A family emergency. Bad weather. Car troubles. Feeling under the weather. Something coming up at work. There are many reasons out of a student’s control that may affect their class attendance. According...

dailya@lopers.unk.edu  Indie animation, or independent animation, hasn’t been around that long, but it has taken the world by storm. Several indie animated shows including “The Earth Guy,” “The...

grothmanb@lopers.unk.edu LB 140, a bill that would ban the use of cell phones on high school campuses and on field trips in the state of Nebraska, advanced on March 3. The bill would allow only a few...

mohrk@lopers.unk.edu The Loper basketball teams both fell at the MIAA Tournament. The woman lost to Washburn 78-65 and the men fell to Pittsburg State 96-63. The Lopers got down but were able to...