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The Zone of Interest portrays tragic historical events

‘The Zone of Interest’ portrays tragic historical events

Sixto Delgado Sandoval April 26, 2024

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu “The Zone of Interest” is theoretically based on the late Martin Amis’s 2014 novel of the same name. Still, the film is very loosely adapted from the text. “The...

The Antelope won 36 awards at the Golden Leaf Awards. Photo by Antelope Staff

The Antelope celebrates 2023-24 journey, accomplishments

Antelope Staff April 26, 2024

As we create our final issue for the year of The Antelope, we’re 21 newspapers, nearly 300 articles and thousands of pictures deeper into covering the UNK campus. Final sentences written and stray oxford...

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Finding my people: Four years of timeless friendships

Katherine Albers April 26, 2024

albersk@lopers.unk.edu As a senior, I did not think four years of college would fly by so fast. College may seem like a short time but it was full of many experiences I won’t forget. Within the busy...

Finding a balance between school and work life

Finding a balance between school and work life

Ann Daily April 26, 2024

dailya@lopers.unk.edu Being an adult can be challenging, especially if you’re a college student with a job. When we were kids, they told us that college and going to work is a great experience. But...

Kearney housing market is difficult to navigate

Kearney housing market is difficult to navigate

Antelope Staff April 19, 2024

College comes with what feels like a never-ending list of expenses. Whether it be books, tuition, clothing, food or transportation costs, it all seems to rack up. One of the bigger expenses though is housing. On-campus...

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How to use budgeting to your advantage, save money

Gisell Torres April 19, 2024

torresg@lopers.unk.edu Navigating the financial landscape of college life can quickly become very overwhelming, especially when we are faced with purchasing new textbooks every semester, tuition and...

Find motivation, focus in the final weeks of the semester

Find motivation, focus in the final weeks of the semester

Sydney Tisthammer April 19, 2024

tisthammers@lopers.unk.edu If you’re anything like me, when spring break comes and goes, so does my motivation toward my school work. Let’s face it, it’s hard to stay focused and dedicated to...

Janitors closet in URS. Photo by Antelope Staff

Janitors are the backbone of campus operations

Antelope Staff April 12, 2024

Your friend had a bit too much fun last weekend and left a mess in the dorm bathrooms. But by the next day, the bathrooms are clean and the mess is nowhere to be seen. You finished enjoying Chick-fil-A...

Animation films inspire young, old audiences alike

Animation films inspire young, old audiences alike

Ann Daily April 12, 2024

dailya@lopers.unk.edu Animation has been around for over a century; it entertains and tells complex stories. But people think that it is just for kids and not adults. But that’s not always true.   Animation...

The Rural Health Education Building had a beam raising ceremony on April 1. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff

On-time completion of construction projects looks promising

Antelope Staff April 6, 2024

When Martin Hall reopened last spring, construction was still finishing up as fraternity members moved into the building. Construction delays started to become more common than not.  In an editorial...

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My experiences with anxiety: not letting it define me

Eve Healey April 5, 2024

healeye@lopers.unk.edu When you think of anxiety, what does it mean to you? In conversations surrounding anxiety, some may think that this means someone generally worries, tends to second guess themselves...

Elitist culture is diminishing the value of good music

Elitist culture is diminishing the value of good music

Lucas Ratliff April 5, 2024

ratliffl@lopers.unk.edu When you study music in college, you are more or less studying the genres that your primary instrument is used in. As a trumpet player, this has mostly been classical and jazz.  I...

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