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In case you didn't hear, scooters are banned. Photo by Maddux Essex / Antelope Staff

Scooters are banned.

Emma Fee Apr 1, 2026

[email protected] UNK’s administration has announced a ban on electric scooters starting on April 1. The ban comes in response to an incident where a student was run over by an Antelope driving...

Students listening to Dr. Lindsey churchill speak at the women's conference

UNK Administration Upcoming Sessions

MITCHELL LIERMAN Apr 7, 2021
Administrators announced two meetings for the upcoming week to gather public feedback on university staffing concerns on Thursday and on campus respect and inclusion on Sunday. Community input will be considered in the administration’s upcoming decisions.
Adrian Gomez Ramos addresses students, staff, and faculty at an inclusion-centered open forum.

Commencement attire revamped to include approved dress

MITCHELL LIERMAN Apr 7, 2021
UNK administration loosened a dress code restriction that limited graduation commencement attire to academic regalia last month. The change in policy follows a student government resolution calling for the change and a forum on inclusion and respect directed by senior vice chancellor for student and academic affairs Charles Bicak.

Letter to the Editor: All Talk, No Action: UNK Administrators are Failing Us

ADRIAN GOMEZ RAMOS Mar 22, 2021
I attended Senior Vice Chancellor Bicak’s conversation regarding campus inclusion and respect on March 11 to express my concerns over the university administration’s unwillingness to permit us students to wear graduation stoles that represent our diverse cultural identities and various student organizations at our Commencement Ceremony. I was extremely disappointed to learn that soon after the conversation Dr. Bicak led, Senior Advisor to the Chancellor Dr. John Falconer sent an email restating the current policy that strictly academic-related regalia may be worn at commencement.
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