Despite the 3 a.m. wake-up call, our excitement was high as we boarded the plane for New Orleans. Our team had spent the last few weeks working overtime, creating a special edition 20-page paper for competition...
The days spent relaxing at the pool, tubing at the lake and going to music festivals are no longer next weekend’s plans but rather a distant memory of our summer days. While it may be sad that summer...
As we create our final issue for the year of The Antelope, we’re 21 newspapers, nearly 300 articles and thousands of pictures deeper into covering the UNK campus. Final sentences written and stray oxford...
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The Antelope received 36 honors at the recent Golden Leaf Awards put on by the Northern Plains Collegiate Media Association. The event, hosted at Wayne State College on March 23,...
On Aug. 22, the Kearney Police Department investigated a report regarding a potential threat to Kearney schools and UNK. Students received an email the following day which deemed that there was no credible...
Last May, five prominent figures from The Antelope team walked across the stage to receive their diplomas. As inevitable as it was, losing our graduating members still seemed hard to imagine. Getting used...
News is our business, so The Antelope staff is familiar with constant changes in the world. Yet, as we reflect on the year, some major things have happened on a firsthand level — within our newspaper...
Once again, UNK students saw major success at the 2022-23 Northern Plains Collegiate Media Association Golden Leaf Awards. Students placed first in five of the nine main categories and in 19 of the 36...
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With travel, tough competition and miscommunication, UNK’s newspaper, The Antelope, took seventh place at the fall National College Media Awards convention. MediaFest22...
This semester, we dove into campus safety, tackled cafeteria and dorm rumors, shared Student Senate meetings with the rest of campus and pushed for renovation and construction plans.
And it paid...
MALLORY BRUNING
ANTELOPE STAFF
I woke up, crawled out of my hotel bed and glimpsed through my window to admire the streets of Washington, D.C. I probably spent ten minutes staring out the window,...
The Antelope succeeds when readers comment on a story, when visitors leave with a paper in hand and when students point at the photo spread saying, “That’s me!”.
The Antelope is published for...