The Daily Nebraskan

09/21/2024

Presenting a beautiful video recap, masterfully put together by Alix Robinson! This recap highlights the ups and downs of Nebraska’s 31-24 overtime loss to Illinois.

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09/21/2024

Same story, different year.

Tight and late game bugaboos came back to haunt the , and found themselves with far too many missed opportunities.

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09/21/2024

Lots of new content JUST DROPPED on our YouTube page! From a timelapse of tonight's crowd to the card trick in the stands to the postgame interviews, catch all the long-form videos right now on your device!

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09/21/2024

It wasn't pretty for the under the Friday night lights, but a few shining stars were able to power through an otherwise sour night.

Ben Drozd breaks down all of Nebraska's position groups:

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09/21/2024

It was your classic Big Ten dogfight in the trenches, but Illinois was able to take advantage of a Nebraska defense that didn't show up tonight.

Ben Beecham presents his takeaways:

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09/20/2024

NEWS: The Center for Advocacy, Response and Education is a vital and supportive college resource that is available to all students. To read more about who CARE is and what they do, click the link below.

Editor’s note: This story contains mentions of sexual violence.

09/20/2024

NEWS: During the first week of school, the Mobile Ordering app crashed several times. These crashes left students feeling confused and hungry. How did this happen? Reporter Natalie Hill explains in the article linked below.

After the Mobile Ordering app crashed several times last week, University Dining Services is addressing and resolving these issues.

09/20/2024

CULTURE: Lincoln bookstore, A Novel Idea, is running programming for Banned Books Week in order to spread national awareness over book censorship. Banned Books Week is from Sept. 22-28, acknowledging important books that have been taken off the shelf.

09/20/2024

SPORTS: Memorial Stadium will see its first ranked matchup at home since 2013 with No. 24 Fighting Illini Football. The sports editors' steadfast confidence in Nebraska Football remains despite this tough matchup. To read more, click on the link below.

As Nebraska's first real match up of the season rounds the corner, the sports editors put in their predictions for the Illinois vs. Nebraska game this Friday.

09/20/2024

Episode 7 is out NOW! Nebraska volleyball proves the crew wrong and the big football game tonight is a heavy topic of discussion.

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09/20/2024

NEWS: Dr. Tara Ruttley, former NASA astronaut, wowed students at UNL with her powerful message about change and opportunity in space exploration. Her journey shows that adaptability is key! Learn more about Ruttley’s speech in the link below.

Former NASA astronaut Dr. Tara Ruttley visited UNL to inspire students with her journey through space exploration and the evolving landscape of STEM careers. She emphasized the importance of adaptability and shared insights on future opportunities in the space industry.

09/19/2024

GALLERY: Joywave performed their headline tour for their newest album, "Permanent Pleasure" on Wednesday at the Slowdown in Omaha, Nebraska. Check out the full gallery below!
https://www.dailynebraskan.com/culture/gallery-joywave-concert-at-the-slowdown/collection_be22071e-76ce-11ef-95b2-4fd75750f227.html #1

09/19/2024

OPINION: With only 46 days until election day, many UNL students are gearing up to vote for the very first time. In order to cast their vote, opinion columnist Jalen-Thomas Kroger believes that UNL should give students the day off from classes. Hear his thoughts below.

As college students constitute a large portion of first-time voters, opinion columnist Jalen-Thomas Kroger details why students should get the day off to prepare for their trip to the polls.

09/19/2024

SPORTS: Following a successful first three weeks, Nebraska faces its first true test on Friday, Illinois. With lots riding on this matchup, this game will prove if Matt Rhule has truly pushed this program to the next level. Read more in the link below.

A sneak peak at the defensive portion of Week 4's upcoming Illinois vs. Nebraska game leaves sports reporter Ben Drozd questioning Nebraska's true abilities. Will Nebraska break their win streak this Friday?

09/19/2024

NEWS: The annual Career and Internship Fair returned, providing a space for employers to gain traction among the student body and allowing prospective employees to gain insight into opportunities for future employment. To read more about the fair click below.

Career Services’ annual Career Fair allows students to explore employment opportunities for life after graduation. On the other side, this event allows employers to share information about what they do.

09/19/2024

SPORTS: Junior quarterback Heinrich Haarberg has been up and down the field this season, having moments as wide receiver and running back in the Husker offense. Find out what’s next for him as Nebraska takes on Illinois this Friday.

Junior quarterback Heinrich Haarberg has taken the field as receiver and running back this season. Here’s what to expect from him going forward.

09/19/2024

SPORTS: The scouting report for the Nebraska vs. Illinois game is here! Click the link below to read what the Huskers will face this Friday night.

Sports reporter Anthony Rubek previews the upcoming Week 4 game where Nebraska faces Illinois. All around Nebraska will have to prove itself to its first difficult opponent all season.

09/19/2024

CULTURE: “Kneecap” opens at The Ross on Sept. 21. The 2024 film is perfect for anyone interested in music, partying and Irish heritage.

The movie “Kneecap” opens at The Ross on Sept. 21. Here’s your chance to see themes of Irish heritage, music and language all rolled into one.

09/19/2024

OPINION: Although the Husker Pantry was opened in 2017 to assist students with food insecurity, many students aren't even aware that it exists. Opinion columnist Bret Fulton believes that students deserve to be informed of the existence and programs the Husker Pantry offers. Check out his ideas below.

UNL's Husker Pantry was created to address food security among students. Columnist Bret Fulton shares why this resource should be more publicized.

09/19/2024

NEWS: Kiewit Café is your new stop for lunch on campus! Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired meals and Tazza coffee in Kiewit Hall.

Brand new Kiewit Café has just opened up in Kiewit Hall. With Mediterranean-style food and Tazza coffee, there’s sure to be something for everyone.

09/19/2024

CULTURE: Francie & Finch, a bookstore in downtown Lincoln, hosted a book launch for Alena Bruzas’ new novel entitled, “To the Bone”. It tackles dark and controversial subjects such as cannibalism, murder, domestic abuse, starvation and more. Learn more about the novel and Francie & Finch in the link below.

Francie & Finch, a bookstore in downtown, hosted a book launch for Alena Bruzas’ new novel entitled, “To the Bone”. Bruzas hosted a Q&A, and signed copies.

09/19/2024

CULTURE: With only a limited number of spots available at the Humane Society, the Cat House aims to provide a safe haven for cats. With over 30 rooms, they are able to accommodate around 90 cats, not including those also in foster care. Donations and volunteers are necessary in order to keep the Cat House open. Learn more about this organization and ways to help in the link below.

The Cat house on 3633 O St. is a no kill shelter that uses a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. The shelter can hold 90 cats plus more in foster care.

09/19/2024

Still living on the euphoric high that was Nebraska volleyball's win last night? DN's got you covererd.

Game recap: https://loom.ly/9hv8M4U

Takeaways: https://loom.ly/1eKKqYM

Gallery: https://loom.ly/v6XUZhA

09/18/2024

SPORTS: Winding down from the third week of college football, sports reporter Ben Beecham breaks down the newly released Big Ten power rankings. Read more in the link below.

As the Nebraska vs. Illinois game rounds the corner, sports reporter Ben Beecham lists the power rankings for this upcoming week.

09/18/2024

NEWS: UNL’s Office of Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement is holding Civil Conversations at the Sheldon Museum of Art on Sept. 19. Share your voice and get involved in discussions on voting, democracy and cultural perspectives during the 2024 election season.

SLICE has built a time of conversation and collaboration surrounding democracy and voting. Join Civil Conversations at the Sheldon Museum on Sept. 19!

09/18/2024

The week of the Colorado game brought mayhem to Lincoln, giving UNLPD a lot to work with. Some of these incidents include an assault at the Creighton volleyball game, several MIPs and a violation of a protection order in Schramm.

UNLPD experienced an overhaul of crimes during the Colorado game week – including a football fight, hair pulling and continued fraud.

09/18/2024

Do not fear! Scarlet Fever is here!

Get ready for a big volleyball game tonight with our team, and prepare for some burning hot football takes.

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09/17/2024

Chancellor Rodney Bennet faced the Staff Senate on Sept. 12 answering questions about budget cuts, office closures and enrollment numbers. One of the main issues discussed was the closure of the ODI here on campus. Bennet expressed his desire to create an inclusive environment for all students. Read more about other points covered in the link below.

Chancellor Rodney Bennett addressed the Staff Senate on Sept. 12, 2024, covering the closure of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI), budget challenges, and recent enrollment growth. Key highlights include reassurances about existing student services and strategies for navigating the universi...

09/17/2024

UNL’s filmmaking RSO, Cinema 16, fosters creativity and collaboration through workshops, film festivals and fun group projects to get students connected to industry professionals. Learn more about this amazing opportunity in the link below.

Cinema 16, a filmmaking RSO at UNL, boosts students' creativity and critical thinking skills with fun activities and hands-on workshops every month.

09/17/2024

NEWS: UNL's College of Law recently hosted the ‘Democracy without Trust’ symposium, exploring vital issues surrounding trust in democratic institutions. Keynote speaker professor Miriam Seifter and 15 panelists shared their insights on how to restore faith in our democracy. Read more about their discussions and proposed solutions!

The College of Law hosted a symposium addressing distrust in democratic institutions. It covered the Jan. 6 attack, the upcoming primary elections and more.