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Brewed Awakening partnered with No Lonely Loper again this year to offer free coffee. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
No Lonely Loper event provides coffee, motivation to students
Shannon Mulhearn heads Center for Teaching Excellence. Photo by Brianna White / Antelope Staff
Center for Teaching Excellence fosters quality education
Students and staff walk to boost activity and mental health. Photo by Kosuke Yoshii / Antelope Staff
UNK Daily Mile supports physical, mental health
For now, students walk along the south lawn to get between the two buildings. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Breezeway forces students to find different routes to class
Photo illustration by Kolton Maturey / Antelope Staff
Lineup of freshman candidates for student senate
UNK football players hold a meeting with their coach on the sidelines. Photo by Kosuke Yoshii / Antelope Staff
Pitt state uses big second half to down Lopers
The UNK womens tennis team holds up Jazmin Zamorano after her finals win Sunday. Courtesy Photo
Mindset change helps senior capture coveted title
Loper volleyball players celebrate during the teams 3-1 victory over Pitt State on Friday. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Volleyball knocks off ranked foe during undefeated week
Quarterback TJ Davis looks on as Missouri Southern runs out the clock during the final possession of Saturdays game. Photo by Traeton Harimon / Antelope Staff
Offense struggles in first loss to Lions since 2016
Jordan Renard congratulates Corynne Olsen after scoring her second goal of the year against Washburn. Photo by Traeton Harimon / Antelope Staff
Late goal can’t overcome frustrating miscues
The pros and cons of roommates: learning to live with others
The pros and cons of roommates: learning to live with others
North entrance to the Calvin T. Library. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Libraries offer resources for individual, collaborative learning
Lopers dance in lip sync battle during homecoming festivities. Photo by Traeton Harimon / Antelope Staff
Homecoming energizes campus with games, pep rally
Photo by Eve Healey / Antelope Staff
How my language learning journey gave lifelong connections
Photo by Rachel Ostdiek / Antelope Staff
Hot Girl Walk: how a TikTok trend improved my headspace
Office of Student and Family Transitions hosts the Dear First Year podcast. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Office of Student and Family Transitions’ podcast helps students navigate college
Afternoon hours especially allow students the space and calm setting to focus. Photo by Kolton Maturey / Antelope Staff
The best studying atmosphere is found at Kitt’s
The Cellar is back in Kearney with a reputation to uphold
The Cellar is back in Kearney with a reputation to uphold
Bewitched: is for the hopeless romantic in everyone
Bewitched: is for the hopeless romantic in everyone
Students and faculty both enjoyed the back to school food. Courtesy Photo
Sharing culture, perspectives over good food
The panhellenic recruitment team and Phi-Chis sing chapter songs before running home to their sororities. Photo by Kosuke Yoshii / Antelope Staff
Greek Bid Day: Later sorority recruitment date proves to be a big success
Hernan Vargas and Broghan McMaster speak with the Navigators, a campus ministry group. Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Student organization fair showcases places to belong
Loper football enters a new chapter under coach Ryan Held. The Lopers finished 8-3 record a season ago, just missing out on the postseason. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Lopers plan to skip rebuild year under new staff
Yung Gravy Concert 2023. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Spring concert makes comeback after three years with Yung Gravy
The Gamma Phi Beta sorority sisters raised over $2,000 with their fundraiser. The money will be donated to a nonprofit called Girls on the Run of Nebraska. Photo by Shelby Berglund / Antelope Staff
Gamma Phi Beta Pancake Feed: Sorority celebrates a decade of giving back to women foundations

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September 21, 2022

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East campus had better brace itself for the Greek Life move

East campus had better brace itself for the Greek Life move

September 14, 2022

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...

UNK Parking

Commuters gain 23 parking spots, Zone C passes sell out  

GRACE MCDONALD • September 14, 2022

mcdonaldge@lopers.unk.edu 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...

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The Antelope reflects on fall 2021 comebacks and setbacks

December 2, 2021

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...

On football game days, Lots 11 and 12 are vacated, leaving Lot 14 for overflow student parking.

Changes to parking aim to alleviate shortages after sell-outs

September 9, 2021
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.
commuter permit parking sign

Students weigh pros, cons of off-campus housing

ALEXIS HENRY • March 4, 2021
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.
Classes in the Otto Olsen building have been permanently moved to Discovery Hall.

Otto Olsen demo prep breaks up key commuter parking

CASSIE BROWN • February 10, 2021
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.
Students are frustrated with the lack of parking spots and the surplus of parking tickets.

On campus parking needs to change

March 11, 2020

MARIANA CHAVEZ Whether it involves street parking, meter parking, using a parking pass or parking in unauthorized parking spots, the parking at UNK is a problem. UNK parking is the Woodstock of campus...

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