The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Career Fair of 2025 was held Feb. 18-21. With more than 100 businesses from fields like engineering, technology, health care, agriculture, business and education, the expo gave students lots of chances to network, find internships and land full-time jobs with companies all over the country. The organization and environment of […]
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In this life, one of the most interesting and important things is the constant fact of learning, discovering and visiting new things wherever and whenever. So, last week while I was traveling to Lincoln for the UNL career fair, I asked one of my professors what that huge tower in the middle of the city
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On Feb. 19-22, the Women’s Basketball team played two essential conference games against Concordia University and Hastings University, respectively. The Tigers were not able to win any of the games and could not finish their regular season in the best way. The first score against Concordia was 71-61, and the second against Hastings was a
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Cheer and Dance On Feb. 19, the Dance and Cheer teams traveled to Hastings Nebraska to take on Hastings College. Starting off with the dance team, they took home first with a total of 82.30 points, whereas the Broncos had a score of 69.70, which placed them second. Now switching over to the cheer team,
Nowadays, it is obvious the huge importance that mental health and preparation have in sports. This is something that in the past was irrelevant for every athlete or coach and was often seen as an excuse. Today, the value of mental health is widely accepted; each mind and each person are different, and of course,
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On Feb. 12 and 15, the Men’s Basketball team played two important home conference games against Midland University and Dordt University, respectively. The Tigers lost both games with very close results: the first against Midland was 68-58, and the second against Dordt was 99-93. Despite Doane’s best efforts, the Tigers slid in the conference rankings
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On Feb. 16, the Tigers Women’s Tennis team had their second spring season game at Red Oak, Iowa, against Ottawa University. The Tigers won their game 5-2 and are off to a strong start of the season, with back-to-back victories. In doubles, senior Mariana Espinosa and sophomore Maria Purizaca prevailed 7-5 at the No. 1
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On Feb. 12 and 15, the Women’s Basketball team played two essential home conference games against Midland University and Dordt University, respectively. The Tigers were not able to win both games and make it a perfect week. The first against Midland was a victory 83-61, and the second against Dordt was a close game that
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On Feb. 16, the Tigers Men’s tennis team had their second spring season game at Red Oak, Iowa, against Ottawa University, losing 0-7. In doubles play, senior Jose Purizaca and sophomore Julio Avila lost 4–6 at No. 1. No. 2 senior Andre Hartman and freshman Christian Jensen also lost their doubles match 2-6. Finally, in
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On Feb. 5, the Women’s Basketball team played a home game against the College of Saint Mary. The Tigers won with a score of 102-49. Several players performed well. The leading scorer, senior Maddie Portwine, scored 29 points. Seniors Macy Holtz and Mak Hatcliff each had four assists. Senior Kaylee Klover grabbed nine rebounds and
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