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On Jan. 30, Miss USA 2019, Cheslie Kryst, died by suicide. Her tragic death prompted renewed discussion about the term “high-functioning depression.” The phrase describes those suffering from the symptoms of depression while also being able to maintain the pretense that they are not mentally ill and suffering. A component to this phrase is something […]

Every American, with the exception of Arizonians and Hawaiians, either dreads or loves the customary “spring forward” and “fall back” dates of Daylight Savings Time. While this brilliant and yet horrific idea is accredited to a number of people, most famously Benjamin Franklin, most people simply know that it means losing or gaining an hour […]

Given the grossly high number of police brutality victims in America, it seems obvious that all police forces incorporate the use of body cams. Footage from these cameras serve a dual important purpose of both exonerating victims of crimes they didn’t commit, as well as helping to prosecute and convict police who misuse their authority. […]

With spring break now done and over with and classes starting back up, it can seem daunting. To many, only having one week of break is simply not enough time to recharge before the start of spring quarter. In a way, it’s hard to separate the lingering stress and fatigue that follows from winter quarter […]

Summer is just around the corner, and many of us are wondering what to do during our three-month long break. However, earning an internship can help decrease your boredom and increase your experience in the working world. Whether you’re a first year or a fourth year, earning a summer internship or two can help increase […]

The winning students are invited to read their submissions April 22 at the annual language and literature conference hosted by the UNK Department of English.

In its fifth year, the annual event highlights the university's importance and its impact on the state.

Formed by the Buffett Early Childhood Institute, members of the group will work together to elevate Nebraska’s early childhood workforce and implement small pilot projects in the communities where they live.

Riverside’s Dickens Festival carries on in the traditions of Riverside culture and celebrating history. Founded in the 1990s, the festival exists with the intention of being a history lesson mixed with a love of literature and some extravagant fun. The street festival is held toward the end of February every year, and this year’s was […]

The Missouri Western State Griffons had two starters and two reserves score in double figures to down Nebraska-Kearney, 72-59, in an NCAA Tournament second-round game Saturday night in Hays, Kansas. The seventh-seeded Griffs (23-9) advance to the Central Regional final where they'll face either t