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Jeffrey Gold, University of president, and Doug Kristensen, UNK's previous chancellor, cut the ribbon for the center. Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff
Chancellor hosts dedication for new center
Paige Oltman rakes weeds from the front landscaping. Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Honors students take initiative on Men’s Hall cleanup
Art students started creating pumpkins last Christmas. Photo by Ricardo Hernandez / Antelope Staff
Glass club creates pumpkins for upcoming sale
Makayla Strosnider and Keegan Spence bow at the end of the play. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
A Fox on the Fairway: UNK Theatre opens final season with comedic production
Julianan Merrihew scans her ID to get inside of Men's Hall. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Residence Life enforces dorm hall security
UNK worked for a three-set victory over Missouri Western, with two sets going to extra points, 35-33, 28-26, 25-20. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Volleyball wins two key matches to stay perfect
Freshman forward Billie Forrest is averaging over 28 minutes a game with eight shots. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Soccer team struggles in losses to ranked foes
Graduate quarterback Reagan Jones threw for three touchdowns in the loss on Saturday. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
Comeback falls short at Central Missouri
Senior Dolcie Hanlon has continued her strong presence this year for the Lopers, playing a team leading 720 minutes. Photo by Jon Willis / Antelope Staff
Veteran Lopers fuel soccer resurgence
Through 12 matches, Alli Wiese already has 182 digs with is fourth in the MIAA. Courtesy Photo.
Transfer adds to impressive career with the Lopers
Books were displayed at the Open Mic event on Sept. 27. Photo by Gabby Roche
Book banning limits growth, mislabels educational literature
Katherine Albers and Travianna Tighe work on a group project together in class. Photo by Maddi Pierce / Antelope Staff
Pros and cons: My experience with group projects
Project 2025 poses threat to Department of Education
Project 2025 poses threat to Department of Education
Holiday spirit needs a comeback after years of diminishing
Holiday spirit needs a comeback after years of diminishing
Putting the Disability Services for Students Office on the second floor means many students have to use the elevator. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Disability services on the second floor is a bad decision
Penny Coffee Roasters opened on Sept. 20 at 5 W 21 St. Photo by Lucas Ratliff / Antelope Staff
New coffee shop contends with local favorites
'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' worth the decades-long wait
‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ worth the decades-long wait
Graphic by Josie McCormick / Antelope Staff
Celebrities, dancers compete for mirrorball trophy
Production outshines talent on new song by 'The Weeknd'
Production outshines talent on new song by ‘The Weeknd’
Khalid’s album 'Sincere' marks artistic evolution
Khalid’s album ‘Sincere’ marks artistic evolution
Makayla Strosnider and Keegan Spence bow at the end of the play. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff
A Fox on the Fairway: UNK Theatre opens final season with comedic production
Berneta DeBoer has worked as part of the University's food services for almost 30 years. Photo by Lily Roby / Antelope Staff
Java Notes barista brews bonds one cup at a time
Christopher Strickland receives the 2024 Online Teaching Innovation Award presented by the former recipient, Amanda Sladek. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Salsa Showdown: Flavors pepper professors’ palates at faculty contest
Students from schools around Nebraska attended the fair. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff
Health Career Fair: Students network with various businesses in the health field
URN and URS will be replaced with green space, open for future development. Photo by Lily Roby / Antelope Staff
Campus Demolition: UNK modernization continues with removal of URN/URS halls
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
Lopers Speak: What is the toughest part about going back to school?
Lopers Speak: What is the toughest part about going back to school?
Graphic by Josie McCormick / Antelope Staff
Lopers Speak: Do you prefer to dress up or dress comfy for the first day of school?

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The $85 million facility will be used to develop nursing programs for rural communities.

Rural health projects transition to Phase Two

KYLIE SCHWAB • April 7, 2022

schwabk2@lopers.unk.edu The Health Science Education complex was opened on campus in 2015. UNK has experienced more enrollment in Pre-Health professions, higher employment rates following graduation...

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