Sixto Delgado Sandoval, Reporter
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Alpha Xi Delta’s new philanthropy fundraiser took place Friday evening. The sorority hosted a build-a-stuffed-animal experience to raise money for children and teens...
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Entering college can be a daunting step for students. Loper2Loper, a mentorship program between students and faculty or staff, was designed to make that process easier.
Leaders...
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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...
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The UNK homecoming coronation took place Thursday evening at the 36th annual lip sync competition. The competition drew hundreds of students and community members to...
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Hollywood has a long history of reviving old movies with sequels decades later. Originally released in 1988, “Beetlejuice” has become a cult classic and a favorite...
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Yorgos Lanthimos, the visionary director known for his unsettling and provocative films such as “The Lobster” and “Poor Things,” ventures into new territory with...
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Throughout the summer, I longed to come back to campus. At night I could not sleep from the excitement of having, once again, the opportunity to attend an amazing school,...
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“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...
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The Korean Student Association at Kearney hosted their 13th annual Korean festival on Saturday. The event included K-pop performances, trivia, games, prizes, Korean food...
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In a surprise move that left the UNK community buzzing with excitement, the beloved mascot Louie the Loper emerged with a fresh appearance at the Intramural March Madness...
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UNK’s symphonic band and wind ensemble shared the stage to perform a combined band concert. The concert was the first winter performance of the semester and it was...
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The Black Student Association, the African Student Union and Upsilon Eta Upsilon hosted a Junkanoo celebration in honor of Black History Month. A Junkanoo is a Bahamian...
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Yorgos Lanthimos’s funny, filthy, extravagant and peculiar new feature film, “Poor Things”, is the director’s second collaboration with star Emma Stone. Released...
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As winter's chill lingers and the promise of spring whispers in the breeze, there emerges a day both revered and reviled among the hearts of students: Valentine's Day....
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On Jan. 31 Lopes for Hope and McKenna’s Rae of Hope Foundation sponsored an event on attempting to empower students by having them take ownership of their mental health...
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In the hushed corridors of self-reflection, a curious phenomenon lingers for many in our social landscape: the enigmatic ailment known colloquially as the “weekend...
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The G.W. Frank Museum of History and Culture hosted a staged 1980s-style séance. Both nights of the event sold out of tickets in advance.
Andrew White, a Kearney...
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Chloe Domont’s feature directorial debut, “Fair Play” explores the psychology of an ambitious couple who can’t seem to achieve work-life balance. The film was released...
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The American Democracy Project and the Calvin T. Ryan Library sponsored a free screening of “To Kill a Mockingbird” at the World Theatre. This was one of many events...
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Directed by Kenneth Branagh and released on Sept. 15, “A Haunting in Venice” is a loose retelling and adaptation of Agatha Christie’s 1969 novel “Hallowe’en...
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