Skip to Main Content
The Student News Site of University of Nebraska at Kearney

The Antelope

The Antelope

The Antelope

Future president's plans could hurt our campus

Future president’s plans could hurt our campus

Bryce Grothman November 26, 2024

grothmanb@lopers.unk.edu President-elect Donald Trump has been busy setting agendas and nominating cabinet members to hit the ground running on Jan. 20. It is no surprise that he wants to get rid of...

Sidewalks were added on campus where students had worn down the grass, including by residence halls. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff

Small changes make a big difference on campus

Antelope Staff November 22, 2024

There are several factors that play into the overall attractiveness of a college to incoming students. The location, cost and programs that are offered all weigh heavily in a student’s decision on where...

Ally Sedlacek interned through the Nebraska Community Foundation at Holt County Economic Development. Photo by Ally Sedlacek / Antelope Staff

Embracing change: It’s OK to rethink your future plans

Ally Sedlacek November 22, 2024

sedlaceka@lopers.unk.edu When I first came to college, I was absolutely sure of one thing: I was going to law school and would become an attorney. I declared my major in political science, a field I...

Photo by Josie McCormick / Antelope Staff

Breaking the chains of fear, finding control

Mario Crispin November 22, 2024

crispinm@lopers.unk.edu As humans, fear is not something new to the mind. Everyone has or will experience some type of fear in their lives, as that is just how life is.  So why do we have to be...

The Antelope's newspaper placed fourth against campuses of 15,000 students or less and the website placed seventh. Staff Photo

The Antelope celebrates national awards, recognition

Antelope Staff November 15, 2024

Despite the 3 a.m. wake-up call, our excitement was high as we boarded the plane for New Orleans. Our team had spent the last few weeks working overtime, creating a special edition 20-page paper for competition...

Mourn today, fight tomorrow: What the election results mean

Mourn today, fight tomorrow: What the election results mean

Bryce Grothman November 15, 2024

grothmanb@lopers.unk.edu Vice President Kamala Harris lost the election. Former President Donald Trump will be the 47th President of the United States. What comes next? There are not a lot of silver...

People-pleasing can cost you in more ways than you think

People-pleasing can cost you in more ways than you think

Marissa Kuehn November 15, 2024

kuehnm@lopers.unk.edu In a world that often prioritizes smiles, polite nods and the word “yes,” it is easy to fall into the trap of people-pleasing. Initially, it can seem harmless, even admirable....

Changing leaves can be seen all across campus. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff

Emotions rise in midst of changing seasons

Lucas Ratliff November 15, 2024

ratliffl@lopers.unk.edu It’s early September, the air is crisp and the seasons are changing. As the weather grows colder, I find myself unprepared for the transition from summer to fall and winter....

Graphic by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff

East campus suffering in midst of healthcare push

Antelope Staff October 29, 2024

Amongst our student body are our future nurses and doctors – those who we entrust our lives to in some of the most difficult stages of our lives.  We owe them a lot. With new facilities in the...

Maddi Pierce and her roommates on the first day of school. Photo by Maddi Pierce / Antelope Staff

Transferring colleges: Go where your heart is happy

Maddi Pierce October 29, 2024

piercem3@lopers.unk.edu Deciding where to attend college and spend the next four years of life can be stressful, and sometimes it goes differently than planned. Being a Kearney native, I was ready...

Graphic by Josie McCormick / Antelope Staff

Declining economy has negative effects on student life

Maddux Essex October 29, 2024

essexm@lopers.unk.edu With the presidential election approaching quickly, the economy has been a relevant topic of discussion among students at UNK. College is already as expensive as it is with tuition,...

Graphic by Josie McCormick / Antelope Staff

Imposter syndrome poses challenges for many students

Sixto Delgado Sandoval October 29, 2024

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu Impostor syndrome is a pervasive issue that many college students face, and it can manifest in various forms. It impacts academic performance, mental health and overall...

Load More Stories
Donate to The Antelope