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Political Corner: As temperatures get higher, regulations get lower

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UNL budget cuts threaten students’ education and success

On Sept. 12, Chancellor Rodney D. Bennet provided a proposal to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Academic Planning Committee (APC), which would reduce UNL’s budget by approximately $27.5M.  The proposal details what programs and offices will be cut or reduced to save money. Administrative reductions, efficiencies and voluntary separation incentive payments make up the majority,

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Political Corner: What does the government shutdown mean for you?

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President Hughes discusses impact of President’s Leadership Council

At Doane University, leadership isn’t just a concept; it’s a lived experience, championed by President Roger Hughes. With his unique experience as a football head coach and now as the President of the university, he understands that true leadership is about service, listening and helping others grow. That vision is at the heart of the

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Political Corner: What is going on in Nebraska?

On Sept. 10, conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University (UVU). The shooting came two weeks after the school shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and just hours after another shooting in Evergreen, Colorado.  Following the incident at UVU, a member affiliated with the Los Manitas Community Advocates in North

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Suicide Prevention raises awareness around campus

Every September, people around the world honor Suicide Awareness Month through fundraisers, spreading awareness, having conversations and remembering those who have passed. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 12% of young adults aged 18–25 in the U.S. reported having serious thoughts about suicide in the past year. Suicide is also the third

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