Presley Holsten
Pre-Nursing, Sophomore
"I wish I knew that spiders will crawl out of your drain and swim in your shower."
Hernan Vargas
Molecular Biology,...
The start of a new semester is filled with change: new classes, new routines and new faces. After a three-month break from school, It’s a big adjustment returning to campus and taking on all it entails....
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The former fraternity and sorority housing buildings, University Residence North and South, are currently being demolished to create more green space around the UNK campus.
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UNK officials have changed the rules for residence parking for the 2024-25 academic year. The changes include new “priority” parking permits for residents, along with a $100...
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UNK announced significant changes to the university’s parking pass system and pricing structure. The new system is set to take effect in the upcoming academic year and is intended...
Soon, Fraternity and Sorority Life will call east campus home, alongside the current dormitory residents. Since Louie’s Diner will be closed, the line to the only campus cafeteria will snake out of...
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Parking zones shifted this fall due to landscaping and Fraternity and Sorority Life housing construction. Residential parking passes sold out on move-in day, but commuters...
As this is the Antelope’s last issue this semester, the editors thought it fitting to reflect on fall 2021.
Enrollment Increase
UNK saw an increase in enrollment for the first time in almost...
As campus projects continue across campus, parking availability has suffered due to space reductions as crews have set up around Otto Olsen and the Student Union. The shortage has left many campus residents without permits close to residence halls.
When students move away from home, most must make the decision of where to live as a semi-independent young adult. UNK students have two basic options, living on or off campus.
As UNK gears up to begin demolition of Otto Olsen constructed in 1955, Lot 32 north of the building is closed to make room for contractors. A few more steps must be taken before the full demolition process begins.