The first slate of courses that begins Jan. 25, 2021, includes two upper-level criminal justice classes, three 100-level classes for “early entry” high schoolers and other first-year students, and a Montessori teacher education class that will also be offered worldwide through remote technology.
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OBITUARY: Former dean Leonard Skov dedicated his life to education
Leonard C. Skov, 85, of Kearney, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020. Memorial services will be held at a later date. Instead of flowers, memorials to the Dr. Leonard Skov Scholarship Fund https://nufoundation.org/fund/01063740/ or the Himanchal Education Foundation https://himanchal.org/ are suggested. Visit www.hlmkfuneral.com to leave a tribute or message of […]
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PHOTO GALLERY: UNK hosts basketball doubleheader against Emporia State
The Loper women opened the season Thursday night with a 59-54 victory, while the men fell 69-57.
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‘All-around good kid’: Gabriel Amegatcher serves as role model for UNK teammates
Amegatcher is taking full advantage of the opportunities UNK provides. The redshirt sophomore serves as a success coach for the football team and he’s involved with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Men’s Project, Black Student Association and Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
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“At UNK, I found people who care about me deeply and people who want to push me to be the best person I can be. I found people who have helped me heal.”
Kearney Symphony Orchestra performing virtual holiday concert
The concert, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, will be livestreamed at unk.edu/music. It includes selections from Mozart, Beethoven and Bach, as well as Edward Elgar, Jeremiah Clarke, Peter Warlock and Scott Joplin.
Be Healthy, Protect Your Home: College of Business and Technology Dean Tim Jares
UNK sorority sending 451 holiday care packages to US service members
Alpha Omicron Pi is also donating about $3,000 to the Central Nebraska Veterans’ Home in Kearney.
US Navy service allowed Regina Forbes to see the world, attend college
“The Navy gave me the chance to see things and experience things most people have only read about in books or seen on TV,” said Forbes, who is studying communication disorders at UNK.
