The Antelope

UNK removes early move-in option for fall semester

JOSE ROMERO • April 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.

Journalism maintains democracy, changes the world

JOSE ROMERO • April 14, 2021

I often think of a quote by Andrew Vachss that says “Journalism is what maintains democracy. It’s the force of progressive social change.” I have been involved in journalism for quite a few years, but out of all the positions I have worked under, none of them were as interesting as working as a reporter.

Limbach, Larson sworn in to lead student body

JOSE ROMERO • April 7, 2021

UNK Student Government held its inauguration ceremony Tuesday to swear in the new student body president Noah Limbach and vice president Tristan Larson as well as the newly elected student senators.

From Ancient Rome to today: the history of April Fools’

JOSE ROMERO • April 1, 2021

For many years, the first of April has been the day where many pranksters around the world pull practical jokes or pranks on other people.

COVID-19 relief bill provides aid to college students

JOSE ROMERO • March 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.

Dance group wins LPAC annual “Fame” talent show

JOSE ROMERO • March 10, 2021

Loper Programming Activities Committee hosted their annual talent show. The FAME talent show is an opportunity for students to showcase their talents in front of their peers and a panel of judges, with the opportunity to win cash prizes.

UNK study abroad faces challenges with ongoing pandemic

JOSE ROMERO • March 4, 2021

The UNK Study Abroad program has offered UNK students exciting opportunities to travel to different countries and experience new places.

Art equipment modifications open avenue to 3-D murals

JOSE ROMERO • February 25, 2021

With the construction of new buildings around campus, many artistic opportunities to incorporate murals on campus are being explored. Professors from the art department at UNK are spearheading one effort to improve campus beauty.

Fireside chat sparks climate change conversation at UNK

JOSE ROMERO • February 17, 2021

The recent change of executives in the United States government has already had an impact on environmental policy. However, the partisan divide on the issue of climate change has proven to be a roadblock for more environmental legislation, both democratic and republican.

COVID-19 presents challenges for students in food service

JOSE ROMERO • February 10, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically affected the restaurant and hospitality industry. From small mom-and-pop diners to big corporate chain restaurants, the pandemic has been challenging for everyone.