[email protected] The Antelope has grown over the past eight years, and the students working at the newspaper have received professional development in the field of journalism and beyond. The newspaper...

[email protected] I wasn’t at UNK long before I went from being a student to a student journalist. It was my first week of college classes, and I received an email from the student newspaper...

What a year it has been, Lopers. 2025-26 has been full and exciting for The Antelope. We’ve gone far, both literally and figuratively. With our graduating seniors passing the baton off to the next leaders...

[email protected] UNK’s The Antelope won 35 awards, including Best Overall Newspaper for the fifth year in a row, at the Northern Plains Collegiate Media Association Golden Leaf Awards.  While...

As the editorial board of The Antelope, we have decided there should be no school newspaper.  It is with deep sorrow that we announce the end of The Antelope era. We have put a lot of thought...

At The Antelope, it is our goal to cover UNK and community news. Despite sometimes being stereotyped as “just students,” we provide local journalism that larger outlets overlook, driving urgency on...

[email protected] The Antelope took home four awards from MediaFest25, a national media convention and competition. The paper’s Oct. 14 edition on rural Nebraska earned second place for the Associated...

Welcome back, Lopers. Our team has been hard at work these last few weeks to get The Antelope up and running again. While summer break was refreshing and rejuvenating, we are excited to see each other...

[email protected] For the fourth year in a row, The Antelope won Best Overall Newspaper at the Northern Plains Collegiate Media Association’s Golden Leaf Awards. The Antelope received 36 awards...

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...