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Ted Eichholz, assistant chief, offers a path to prevent stalking. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Panelists share safety tips against stalking
Campus Recreation is hosting several other one-day events this semester. Photo by Micah Torres / Antelope Staff
Intramural battleship returns with a splash
Marissa Kuehn shares concerns about the anti-DEI bill. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
DEI listening sessions give students a platform
Paige Oltmans and Sam Schroeder are running unopposed. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Student body president runs for reelection
Carter Cochran, Chris Jacobs, Jayne Heimer and John Mulholland have a five-minute speaking lesson at the Italian language table. Photo by Micah Torres / Antelope Staff
World Language Week
Fourth-ranked Trenton Munoz took third place at 165 pounds in the super region to advance to nationals. Photo by Preston Larson / Antelope Staff
Lopers tackle regionals, head to nationals
Senior Trey Hepburn made his fifth start of the season against Fort Hays, tallying four rebounds and four steals. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Basketball bounces back with senior day wins
Even after suffering a pair of losses, UNK holds their spot at fourth in the MIAA conference KPI rankings. Photo by Preston Larson / Antelope Staff
Winless weekend forces Lopers’ playoff hand
Guard Allen Taylor had a big weekend for UNK, with 29 points against Pittsburg State and 24 against Missouri Southern. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Postseason berth close for men’s basketball
UNK's Jacobi Deal won 9-1 in a major decision against Fort Hays at 174 pounds. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Wrestling ready for another postseason run
Email flood with messages from NU President
Email flood with messages from NU President
Staying optimistic in today's political climate is important
Staying optimistic in today’s political climate is important
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Netflix series ‘Younger’ teaches graduates reinvention
Some students will suntan in front of Men's Hall on hot days. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Green space lacks purpose beyond aesthetics
Photo by Muryn Haight / Antelope Staff
How time-blocking helped me manage my schedule
'Overwatch 2' update unveils new, returning perks for players
‘Overwatch 2’ update unveils new, returning perks for players
Photo by Yahaira Mendoza / Antelope Staff
Toyota RAV4’s reliability outshines my family’s Ford loyalty
'The Last Showgirl' Dazzles audiences with Vegas glitz, glam
‘The Last Showgirl’ Dazzles audiences with Vegas glitz, glam
Silent film 'Nosferatyu' reimagined in a new release
Silent film ‘Nosferatyu’ reimagined in a new release
21 seasons later: Medical drama remains a classic
21 seasons later: Medical drama remains a classic
Julisa Quinteros, Silvestre Vargas and Naela Resendiz participate in an ice breaker for National Trio Day. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
TRIO recognizes Loper accomplishments
Wagon Spicka plays Barbra, a scientist working in a museum in "boom." Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
‘boom’ : World ends but love endures
Carter Cochran, Chris Jacobs, Jayne Heimer and John Mulholland have a five-minute speaking lesson at the Italian language table. Photo by Micah Torres / Antelope Staff
World Language Week
Jordan Peglow stuffs a dinosaur plush at the Loper Programming and Activities Council's annual stuff-a-plush event. Photo by Preston Larson / Antelope Staff
Stuff-a-Plush
Autumn Lindsley hopes to write more books in the future. Photo by Jenju Peters/ Antelope Staff
Loper pens children’s book for non-profit
Lopers Speak: What's one thing you wish you knew before living on campus?
Lopers Speak: What’s one thing you wish you knew before living on campus?
Lopers Speak: What's the most you've ever had to lock in to finish an assignment?
Lopers Speak: What’s the most you’ve ever had to lock in to finish an assignment?
Lopers Speak: What's the most overrated part of fall?
Lopers Speak: What’s the most overrated part of fall?
Lopers Speak: What song would you listen to for the rest of your life?
Lopers Speak: What song would you listen to for the rest of your life?
Lopers Speak: Fart Spray Prank
Lopers Speak: Fart Spray Prank

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Staying optimistic in today's political climate is important

Staying optimistic in today’s political climate is important

Bryce Grothman • Mar 7, 2025

grothmanb@lopers.unk.edu There has been so much bad news lately. From President Donald Trump posting an Artificial Intelligence generated video of a colonized Gaza to his social media to 16 UNL students...

Trump uses 'shock and awe' tactic to impose agenda

Trump uses ‘shock and awe’ tactic to impose agenda

Bryce Grothman • Feb 14, 2025

grothmanb@lopers.unk.edu Since President Donald Trump’s first day in office, there has been headline after headline detailing executive orders he has signed, each one worse than the last. Despite...

Photo by Lily Roby / Antelope Staff

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion practices necessary for companies

Bryce Grothman • Feb 8, 2025

grothmanb@lopers.unk.edu Since the first day of Donald Trump’s second term as president, several companies have declared they are rolling back their diversity, equity and inclusion practices. These...

UNK Louie Loper

Fireside chat sparks climate change conversation at UNK

JOSE ROMERO • Feb 18, 2021
The recent change of executives in the United States government has already had an impact on environmental policy. However, the partisan divide on the issue of climate change has proven to be a roadblock for more environmental legislation, both democratic and republican.
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