Since their move to Lincoln in the early 2010s, Jackie Allen and Hans Sturm have cherished the atmosphere of Jazz in June, the annual jazz fes…
The acclaimed wine critic Michael Broadbent once said, “Drinking good wine with good food in good company is one of life's most civilized plea…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse and David Berman discuss NBA players seeing 'Black Widow' months early, the delay of the …
The vibrant sound of smooth saxophone beats would have filled the air each Tuesday in June as crowds gathered to listen to live jazz at Jazz i…
In this episode, the SCCC gang chats via Zoom with Letura Idigima, founder of the Art Bus, to talk about her creative new project.
Headed by incoming University of Nebraska-Lincoln senior Madeline Reddel, the Madeline Reddel Quintet will headline the second virtual Jazz in…
With the COVID-19 pandemic causing health concerns for large gatherings of people, Lincoln’s Jazz in June festival will be held online this ye…
During the current COVID-19 pandemic, University of Nebraska-Lincoln alumna and former “The Voice” contestant Hannah Huston finds herself desi…
For the first time in 29 years, Lincoln audiences are unable to gather with their picnic blankets and decks of cards in hand, ready to spread …
Following the announcement of Omaha’s 8 p.m. curfew, the Jazz in June livestream show with trio Mesonjixx scheduled for June 2 will now take p…
In a press release on June 2, the Lied Center for Performing Arts announced two socially-distanced concert series for the summer.
The Lied Center for Performing Arts announced the Lincoln performance of “Les Misérables” will be postponed. The performance was scheduled for…
The streaming service wars are in full swing. Almost every major entertainment studio has either launched its own service, paired with an exis…
Once COVID-19 began to make its way through the United States, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s on-campus classes were abruptly canceled.
I knew I wanted my last Rewind Review of this semester with The Daily Nebraskan to cover a different kind of film than those in previous weeks.
As social distancing becomes the new usual, the coronavirus has almost become normalized to the point where making jokes about it can be redun…
There’s a new way for students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to examine historical and hypothetical pandemics and epidemics through on…
Andy Park had a feeling this day was coming. He and his team planned for it while still rehearsing for Nebraska Repertory Theatre’s final spri…
Most girls begin planning their dream wedding at a young age. They imagine their first dance, their dream wedding dress and their friends and …
It’d be hard to pinpoint another period in recent history where people have perceivably spent more time apart than during the last month. Many…
There’s nothing like precautionary social distancing to make a person obsess about their love life.
Kevin Reese is a man of many passions. As a self-proclaimed “karaoke assassin,” he loves to sing, dance and act; he even teaches a line dance …
“We know where we want to go, right?”
Neon butterfly wings flutter freely along one side of a rectangular building, a band of children laugh and jump rope on the other.
Food has been known by philosophers, connoisseurs and anthropologists as one of the great equalizers of human experience. From family recipes …
I’ve been looking for an excuse to write about the beautifully named Australian psych-rock band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard for a whi…
The Lied Center for Performing Arts’ Lied Live Online series has helped fill the void of performing arts in Lincoln since COVID-19 shut down v…
Since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in Lincoln and around the world, University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor of music and pianist Paul Barn…
In 1970, the celebration of ‘Earth Day’ was created to bring communities together in celebrating and protecting the planet. For 49 years, Linc…
I’ve watched a lot of great movies for the first time as a part of this series of rewind reviews. “Avatar” was a marvel of visual effects, “Do…
This year, there may not be anyone hiding behind furniture to surprise you, nor a dinner outing to celebrate another trip around the sun. Thou…
While many store owners are locking their doors and switching to virtual retail to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, grocery stores remain open.
He lies on the dingy ground of the church’s darkened basement room, black baseball cap pulled over his tightly shut eyes, fingers tapping agai…
The music scene looks a little different with COVID-19 keeping fans at home. Concert venues have been forced to postpone or cancel many upcomi…
One thing has become very apparent since social distancing measures were put in place — people need each other. It’s a time of uncertainty, fe…
On March 16, the Lied Center for Performing Arts canceled all of its events through April 16. Since then, the center’s staff has been steadily…
I have heard the words “unprecedented” and “historic time” more times this last month than ever in my life. While these words might accurately…
With the combination of student loans, living expenses and food costs, it’s become a common trope that college students are broke. But for som…
In a standstill world teeming with threats of sickness and unemployment, anxiety is heightened.
The Lied Center for Performing Arts has continued to remotely entertain its patrons during the last few weeks through its Lied Live Online ser…
Beyond the business closures, jobs lost and universities shut down due to COVID-19 concerns, most Americans are seeing their favorite activiti…
For the third week of rewind reviews, I’ve decided to really hunker down and get to the meat of my watchlist. While there were many people sho…
Out with the specialty cocktails served in an intimate, dimly lit room; in with the pre-bottled cocktail kits sold across the tavern square.
Since everyone is staying home, it can be tough to find new and interesting things to do to pass the time. While sports, concerts and social g…
Three months ago, I had no interest in watching this movie. It looked like an extremely generic animated movie for children that, in all likel…
Once wide-eyed teenage girls, now confident young adults — Maddie Marlow and Tae Dye, also known as country music duo Maddie & Tae, have r…
Flanked with roses, women and drama, Colton Underwood first made himself known to the world through “The Bachelor“ franchise in 2018 and a sub…
The process of mixing the ingredients, the rhythm of kneading the dough, the aroma that fills the house — they’re all part of why Kevin Shinn …
During World War II, U.S. citizens were busily contributing to war efforts however they could. Those in the thick of battle left loved ones at…
While the coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, Diandra Freese first encountered it in South Korea back in January. Freese, a senior hosp…
There are very few new movies being released right now, which provides a rare opportunity to catch up on all the movies you’ve been meaning to…
The Ross will now allow people to rent and stream movies via its website, according to a statement from Director of Mary Riepma Ross Media Art…
The typical college hangout looks a bit different after the outbreak of COVID-19. Instead of gathering at a friend’s house, we’ve been forced …
The coronavirus is cramping everyone’s style. It’s probably safe to assume that at this point that everyone in America has been impacted by CO…
I’m writing this from what seems like five years in a nuclear bunker with nothing but a cat and canned goods to keep me company. In reality, i…
Like many businesses, the Lied Center for Performing Arts has felt the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. On March 16, the center rescheduled o…
Last Friday, the Lied Center for Performing Arts hosted the first concert in its Lied Live Online Series when Emily Bass performed to an onlin…
Editor’s note: Sam Crisler was previously employed at The Daily Nebraskan.
The Lied Center for Performing Arts announced the next three Lied Live Online shows Thursday afternoon.
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, students have been practicing social distancing in the safety of their own homes. The Daily Nebraskan asked stud…
Since the coronavirus hit, people have been confined to their homes for several hours a day. Puzzles can get frustrating and there are only so…
Hidden away in the heartland, Lincoln is still feeling the havoc COVID-19 is wreaking across the globe. There has been a decrease in students …
As classes moved online, many students moved home. While it can be tempting to stay in bed all day, it’s important students find an efficient …
Since 2001, the video game Animal Crossing has touched the hearts of players everywhere with its customizability, creative elements and downri…
I’m pretty sure this is the longest period of time I have not gone to a movie theater since maybe my sophomore year of high school. With theat…
There is a silent, invisible danger in the air — the coronavirus. It has confined students to their homes, dorms and apartments for the remain…
Since its start on YouTube back in 2011, 5 Seconds of Summer has been known for its anthemic love songs. As time passed and the band members g…
During our self-quarantine, my family and I were scrolling through Netflix for our nightly movie when we came across something that would chan…
How does a landlocked Midwesterner enjoy a seaside vacation from the comfort of their quarantined home?
With every refresh on social media, it’s almost inevitable to scroll past dreary news about the coronavirus. While it’s important to keep your…
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Aerospace Club is composed of students from a variety of majors who share a common interest in developing…
After cancelling all major events through April 16 two weeks ago, additional cancellations and postponements were announced at the Lied Center…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding remotely discuss the coronavirus's effect on the film industr…
Although all of its major events were cancelled through April 16 due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Lied Center for Performing Arts is still brin…
