The Antelope

UNK custodial team adapts to COVID-19 procedure changes

JAKE PUTNAM • Oct 28, 2021

he UNK custodial team keeps our campus clean as they enter Phase 3 of COVID-19 protocall. Staff continues to take proactive measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and keep our campus clean.

UNK to require face masks in classrooms, labs

Sep 14, 2021

UNK students, faculty, staff and visitors will be required to wear face masks when in classrooms and labs, starting Wednesday and ending Oct. 6. Todd Gottula, the senior director of UNK Communications...

UNK removes early move-in option for fall semester

JOSE ROMERO • Apr 21, 2021

UNK is returning its fall move-in process to normal after it expanded its safety measurements and move-in period last fall to ease the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The change was welcomed this fall, when it allowed some students to experience campus before the semester started.

UNK’s Big Event returns to provide community service

KENNY MITCHELL • Apr 14, 2021

Last year, many campus events were shut down as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic response. The Big Event, a flagship community service days for students to ge into the Kearney community and volunteer, was one of the events cancelled.

Vaccines, the path to normalcy should be voluntary

Apr 7, 2021

As vaccination opportunities start becoming more available to students, a looming question is whether the university will require students to prove immunization before attending classes in the fall semester.

COVID-19 relief bill provides aid to college students

JOSE ROMERO • Mar 17, 2021

President Biden signed the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill March 11. This bill grants millions of dollars to the American people in the form of stimulus checks.

UNK Student Health reestablishes previous open door policy

ALEXIS HENRY • Mar 17, 2021

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic there have been a number of restrictions set up on campus and around the community. In Aug. of 2020 members of UNK student Health & Counseling commented on the issue with messages about back doors being available for sick students and offering locations for students looking to get tested for the virus.