Between Oct. 10-16, the most frequently reported crimes to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department were non-reportable accidents …
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln plans to host a Greek Summit to address concerns regarding Greek life, following allegations of sexual assa…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska passed a bylaw amendment, four appointments and tabled an emergency piece of legisla…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska will meet Wednesday to vote on one bylaw revision at its weekly meeting.
The annual University of Nebraska-Lincoln Human Trafficking and Migration Initiative Summit is being held virtually with 14 presentations thro…
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln announced faculty, student employees and staff are now eligible for a Pfizer booster shot.
While tough midterms may be putting the brakes on some student’s travel plans, one University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshman is able to jet arou…
This story was updated at 11:48 a.m. on Oct. 14, 2021, to include details provided by UNLPD.
A university-owned plot of land has been proposed as the “Unity Commons” development by two of the university’s private partners.
Following the United States withdrawal from Afghanistan, hundreds of refugees are headed to Nebraska with a local nonprofit asking for volunte…
Speakers questioned University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 protocols at an event entitled “Can…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska passed one appointment and discussed a proposed bylaw amendment.
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska will meet Wednesday night to vote on one piece of legislation.
The Lincoln American Marketing Association Chapter and Lincoln Young Professionals Group are in search of Lincolnites’ opinions on four final …
In a world that is more connected than ever because of technology, two University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have worked to help connect stu…
This story was updated on Oct. 12 at 5:40 p.m. to include comments from a university spokesperson and Rob Caudill.
As part of our initiative called Curious Cornhuskers, Claire Jumper, a sophomore political science and psychology major, asked The Daily Nebra…
A burgundy Chevy, a beige tarp over a display of trinkets, columns of orange pumpkins and the overcast sky signified the introduction of autum…
From a young age, Gabe Allen and Sam Rojewski knew they were different from many of their peers, but that fact hasn’t stopped them from being …
Conventionally, businesses start with thousands of dollars and major fanfare. Then again, not much is conventional about 5am:Hustle or its founder.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Executive Vice Chancellor Elizabeth Spiller announced Monday morning that she will be resigning from her role, …
Editor’s Note: Due to recent changes to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department’s Daily Crime & Fire Log that reduced readily…
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents approved presidential personnel recommendations and affirmed a graduation commitment to returning …
When students walk into dining halls at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, devils and angels begin popping up on their shoulders as choices a…
From the markets of Marrakech, Morocco to the Šar Mountains of Kosovo and the sunny Pacific shores of Fiji, Peace Corps volunteers travel to a…
Debra Hope has been appointed as Dean of Graduate Studies following a career of over thirty years spent contributing to the psychology departm…
It has been 50 years since the University of Nebraska-Lincoln started teaching Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexua…
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Daily Crime & Fire log recently removed short summaries and advanced searches and made other changes, w…
Citizens for Voter ID is hitting the streets statewide with the aim of turning the group’s voter ID petition into a ballot measure and, eventu…
Walter Scott Jr., a successful businessman, influential Omaha billionaire, philanthropist and devoted contributor to the University of Nebrask…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska passed two pieces of legislation and all committee appointments at its weekly senate…
As international travel was put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the UNL Education Abroad office had to find ways to offer opportunities …
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska will meet Wednesday night to vote on two bills and committee appointments at its wee…
A 68-year-old woman stood on a hill at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Tuesday afternoon holding a sign that read, “Stop the War on Anuses.”
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will consider making the athletics director a vice chancellor and reaffirm a commitment to returni…
Volunteers for Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana fanned out on the streets of Lincoln last weekend to begin gathering signatures for two medica…
Brother George Edward “Jed” Smock arrived at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and spent Monday afternoon preaching to students about certai…
As part of our Curious Cornhuskers initiative, an anonymous reader asked The Daily Nebraskan to survey students about their experiences and th…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska met Wednesday night and passed the lone piece of legislation that was up for debate.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in response to the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department’s extending of its indoor mask mandate to Oc…
As part of our Curious Cornhuskers initiative, a reader asked The Daily Nebraskan, “Why can't I use my credit/debit card to pay for union mobi…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska will meet Wednesday night to discuss one piece of legislation.
Graduate students Megan Cardwell and Alexa Yunes-Koch met in the winter interim session of 2020 in their Mixed Methods Research class and bega…
The shared University of Nebraska application fee of $45 is being waived for resident students applying through the shared application from Se…
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln strives to be a safe and healthy place for all students, and the LGBTQA+ Center and the UNL Women’s Center …
Between Sept. 19-25, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was disturbances, not includin…
Behind chants of “Be the solution, not the pollution,” protesters applauded and yelled at passing traffic holding banners that featured a pict…
Enter Amy Lanham’s office and one sees — in her words — a “storage room, as well as an office.” There’s a Grumpy Cat toy on the table, a novel…
As part of our initiative called Curious Cornhuskers, an anonymous reader asked, "Why does the university charge a $50+ 'service charge' on tu…
“kNOw More”, a non-affiliated University of Nebraska-Lincoln based organization focused on supporting victims of sexual assault reported an al…
Students are often told to be as involved as possible in high school, but with a heightened focus on academics in college, involvement can mea…
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s REACH Training program encourages students to connec…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska passed only one piece of legislation, which was related to climate activism, at its …
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has a shortage of wellness attendants, but officials say that the absence should be coming to an end soon.
The Afghan Student Association and Bosnian American Student Alliance are hosting a “Resources for Refugees” drive through Friday to support Af…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska will meet Wednesday night for its weekly senate meeting for one piece of legislation.
Fall officially begins today, Sept. 22, and the hot weather that has swamped the first few weeks of the semester seems to be in the rear view mirror.
The Husker Pantry opened its second location on East Campus on Aug. 30, allowing students to get a variety of free resources, including food, …
As the smell of fresh tacos and the sound of guitars, maracas and singing filled the Nebraska Union Plaza, Hispanic culture was on display for…
Between Sept. 12-18, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was stolen bikes and disturban…
Methamphetamine use and overdose deaths are on the rise in Nebraska, according to reports from the Lincoln Police Department.
The Selleck Food Court has been renovated over the summer of 2021 to provide more seating options and a better pick-up system for mobile order…
The Nebraska Innovation Studio hosted a grand reopening of their facility at the Nebraska Innovation Campus on Sept. 16 after finishing constr…
Charles “Chuck” O’Connor announced he will step down as dean of the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts effective Jan. 3, 2022. Af…
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska passed five pieces of legislation at its most recent senate meeting Wednesday night.
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska will meet Wednesday night to discuss five pieces of legislation, the most discussed …
The University of Nebraska system is more diverse than ever before, citing gains in minority and first-time students.
After a hectic and emotional first few weeks of school, the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska is stepping up to try and cr…
Home football Saturdays at Memorial Stadium are usually cause for celebration, but Saturday’s 28-3 victory over the Buffalo Bulls was also a d…
The Canine Cognition and Human Interaction Lab partnered with Uplifting Paws to bring therapy dogs to campus Monday as a destresser for studen…
Between Sept. 5-11, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was stolen bikes with seven rep…
The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has added a Racial Justice, Equity, and Inclusion minor to the Fall 202…
On Sept. 11, 2001, nearly 3,000 people were killed in a terrorist attack against the United States.
It has been 20 years since Sept. 11, 2001, yet the impacts of that day and the thousands of lives lost are still shaping American society today.
