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Sigma Phi Epsilon is located in Martin Hall on the East side of campus. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Hazing unconfirmed but investigation findings lead to probation
Chancellor Doug Kristensen discusses eliminated degrees. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Budget cuts eliminate 24.5 faculty lines, nine degrees
Taylor Keen portrays Chief Standing Bear while presenting his history. Photo by Lucas Ratliff / Antelope Staff
Creighton professor portrays civil rights leader Chief Standing Bear
The cast of Perfect Arrangement take their bows after a performance in the studio theater. Photo by Kosuke Yoshii / Antelope Staff
Perfect Arrangement: Two homosexual couples conceal their love from 1950’s society
Kim Frieson sells her charms and stickers to Jenna Eichthaler during the craft show. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Craft show gives platform to campus businesses
Loper volleyball players celebrate after defeating Washburn at home this season. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Lopers make 24th straight NCAA tournament
Freshman DAundre Samuels sidesteps a Chadron State defender during the Lopers 113-101 win over the Eagles. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Lopers rebound after abrupt coach change
Drew Johnson is assisted by wife Nicole Ohlde-Johnson as they enter their first year coaching the Lopers. Photo by Treaton Harimon / Antelope Staff
Offense off to a hot start with a new coaching staff
UNK freshman DAundre Samuels tries to break free from a Southern Nazarene defender. Photo by Jon Willis / Antelope Staff
New look men’s team ready to begin season
UNK linebacker Parker Wise winds up to try and knock the ball loose from a Lincoln player during the Lopers 38-6 win. Photo by Traeton Harimon / Antelope Staff
Football snaps four-game skid on Senior Day
Lot 10 is located north of the Fine Arts Building. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Blind spots in Lot 10 are dangerous for campus drivers
Surviving finals week: steps for a healthy outlook this semester
Surviving finals week: steps for a healthy outlook this semester
The Weekend Blues creep in after weeks of busy schedules
The ‘Weekend Blues’ creep in after weeks of busy schedules
Photo illustration by Antelope Staff
Students are crumbling under pre-Thanksgiving workload
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Feeling uprooted in college: shifting schedules, routines, friends
Kevin Li conducts mind-bending acts in captivating campus performance
Kevin Li conducts mind-bending acts in captivating campus performance
The Hunger Games series continues with Panem president origin story
‘The Hunger Games’ series continues with Panem president origin story
Photo graphic by Antelope Staff
Film depicts the marriage of Elvis and Priscilla Presley
The Graham Effect by Elle Kennedy. Photo by Amarha Bridger / Antelope Staff
‘The Graham Effect’ by Elle Kennedy brings in a new generation
Maria Klingelhoefer faces Emma Jahn in a dance-off on the Drake Theater stage. Photo by Lucas Ratliff / Antelope Staff
50th anniversary celebration of hip-hop
The cast of Perfect Arrangement take their bows after a performance in the studio theater. Photo by Kosuke Yoshii / Antelope Staff
Perfect Arrangement: Two homosexual couples conceal their love from 1950’s society
Tariro Chinhamo and Crista Manning hold a check for ISA from Student Senate. Photo by Kosuke Yoshii / Antelope Staff
Food and Culture Festival: Sharing home with Nebraska
Luke Przymus is crowned Mr. King of Hearts, escorted by Jade Vak and Cali Erickson. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
King of Hearts
The Walk in Her Shoes event promotes healthy masculinity and awareness about gender violence. Photo by Traeton Harimon / Antelope Staff
A Walk in Her Shoes
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Interim chief makes a name for campus police

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During drought, human water use leaves wildlife out to dry. Photo provided by Mitchell Lierman

Platte’s future in doubt as drought lingers

MITCHELL LIERMAN • October 25, 2022

liermanm2@lopers.unk.edu https://youtu.be/WCXeRlpee_o Video by Mitchell Lierman and Kristen Wetovick The Platte River has underpinned life across south-central Nebraska since before the written...

In drought conditions, corn stalks have shorter ears. Photo provided by Leah Smith

Drought struggles cast shadow on fall harvest

MITCHELL LIERMAN • September 28, 2022

liermanm2@lopers.unk.edu September rains reinvigorated the Platte River as irrigators began the transition out of a growing season plagued by drought and high heat. As harvest picks up, water inflows...

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