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Lexington after Tyson: From the high school principal
Performances at the Hispanic represented many Latin American regions. Photo by Alena Hruska / Antelope Staff
United in Dance celebrates Hispanic culture
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Lexington faces change after major plant closure
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Lexington after Tyson: From the Lexington Band Director
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Loper track reaches new heights at nationals
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Loper golf closes out historic season at second-ever trip to NCAA nationals
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Loper golf claims second MIAA title
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Roundup: Track and field dominates Loper Invitational
Andy Brisdon was one of the first recruits for men's tennis. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Brisdon helps revive Loper men’s tennis program
Jenna Heinz and part of The Antelope team attend the Golden Leaf Awards in Seward. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Letter from the editor: Reflecting on four years at The Antelope
Owning up to my most-controversial college habits
Owning up to my most-controversial college habits
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The Antelope caps off 2025-26 year
Don't feel guilty: Rest, just like work, is a necessity
Don’t feel guilty: Rest, just like work, is a necessity
Honest journalism must endure amidst attack on free press
Honest journalism must endure amidst attack on free press
Video game sequel brings more personality to series
Video game sequel brings more personality to series
Keegan Spence portrays Jasper Jamison in "An Old-Fashioned Family Murder." Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Murder Mystery: Whodunit captivates audience with blend of suspense, comedy
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Tasty Bowl brings modern spin to restaurant scene
Bowser battles it out in Mario Bros. universe sequel
Bowser battles it out in Mario Bros. universe sequel
'Project Hail Mary' is more than just a sci-fi survival story
‘Project Hail Mary’ is more than just a sci-fi survival story
Janice Fronczak is retiring after 25 years with UNK theater. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Theater professor takes final bow at UNK
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Loper Athletics: Athletic director shares inside look at the state of UNK athletics
80% of the world's sandhill crane population stops in central Nebraska. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Crane Migration: Sandhill cranes make annual flight
Mei Takeda dances to the song 'Candy' by H.O.T. Photo by Chloe Walchesky / Antelope Staff
Celebrating Culture: Lopers travel across ‘Korea Through the Ages’
Harmonix finds perfect harmony after spring auditions
Harmonix finds perfect harmony after spring auditions
Hidaya Mohamed and Hodan Kamil representing Somalia. Photo by Maryann Kassner / Antelope Staff
Black History Month: African Met Gala honors lineage, culture
Julia McKlem represents the UNK Crotchet Circle at the Student Organization Fair. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Student Organization Fair promotes belonging, involvement
Sigma Phi Delta Blind Book Sale
Sigma Phi Delta Blind Book Sale
Emma Huggins sold crochet plushies and ceramic items. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Artwork unveiled: UNK Craft and Art Show marks 30 years of creativity
Estefano Paez makes cotton candy while checking his bingo card. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
First-Gen Festival: Games, food and prizes to celebrate first generation students
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The current plan does not have bleachers and will have the Loper head flipped to the other side. There will also be training equipment in the room.

Out with Cushing Pool, in with wrestling room

Feb 17, 2022

The old pool at Cushing Coliseum has been filled in with concrete and is no more.  Construction workers have been renovating the pool to turn it into a wrestling room. The $2.5 million project...

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