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Gamma Phi Beta changes things up for 2024 pancake feed

Antelope Staff May 13, 2024

Gamma Phi Beta hosts an all-you-can-eat pancake feed every Spring to benefit the charity Girls on the Run. This year, they had to seek some outside help to flip those flapjacks. Rachel Ostdiek reports Visit...

Find the major thats right for you, even if its late in the game

Find the major that’s right for you, even if it’s late in the game

Katherine Albers February 23, 2024

albersk@lopers.unk.edu Entering college is an exciting time, but it can also be a tough transition. You are in an unfamiliar place surrounded by many new people. College is the next chapter and a class...

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Fix Division II playoffs to accommodate stacked Midwest 

November 16, 2022

In every sport, the Division II playoff system leaves a team out from the Central Region that would be thriving in almost any other region. This puts many MIAA teams in a tough spot to make the playoffs. The...

Technology: How things have changed for students in 26 years 

Technology: How things have changed for students in 26 years 

October 25, 2022

KOLTON MATUREY ANTELOPE STAFF In 1996, The Antelope published a research study conducted by three students: Ronnie Reid, Aaron Babcock and Tammy Skrdlant. The research team surveyed students about...

Tips from a freshman: how to adjust to a college routine

Tips from a freshman: how to adjust to a college routine

September 21, 2022

JENNA HEINZ ANTELOPE STAFF For as long as I can remember, I have dreamed of the college life. Independence. Freedom. Change. The idea of not having a 7-hour school day and living on my own sounded...

UNK Louie Loper

Inclusion forum sparks calls for change

March 17, 2021
Charles Bicak, vice chancellor of academic affairs, held a forum last Thursday to discuss campus inclusion and respect. The forum posed three questions seeking input on making campus more inclusive, highlighting ways UNK is succeeding in welcoming diversity and providing a place to share experiences with respect and inclusion.
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