“The help I received from the Financial Aid team is the reason I will be graduating this May,” said Agustin Ruvalcaba. “Without it, I truly do not believe I would be earning a degree.”
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UNK employees can register for COVID-19 vaccine on Two Rivers site
Education workers, including UNK employees, will be vaccinated as part of the state’s Phase 1B prioritization stage.
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UNK recognized for commitment to first-generation student success
The First-gen Forward designation recognizes higher education institutions demonstrating a commitment to improving experiences and advancing outcomes of first-generation college students.
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UNK junior Claudia Taylor uses her voice to advocate for others
Taylor is a member of the Black Student Association and president of Women Are Problematic, an organization that focuses on women’s rights and female empowerment.
Phadiziana Smith-Whiteside overcomes obstacles to be first in family to attend college
The UNK sophomore is studying social work with a family science minor. She also works in the LaVonne Kopecky Plambeck Early Childhood Education Center on campus.
College of Education committee focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion
Initiated by Dean Mark Reid, the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice Committee was created to enhance UNK’s larger efforts to diversify its student population and further promote an educational environment that provides equal opportunities for all individuals.
Kearney Symphony Orchestra concert celebrates American music
The Tuesday night livestream features the orchestra’s brass and percussion, woodwind and string ensembles, as well as a special performance by UNK sophomore Jacob Cahill.
UNK freshman Isaiah Mahone uses education as form of activism
“I pursue activism to encourage people to voice their opinions. If something is wrong, you don’t have to be silent about it,” said Mahone, who serves as social chair of the Residence Hall Association and president of the Black Student Association.
Cleanup, restoration moving quickly at Bruner Hall of Science
The building is expected to be fully open and usable within a couple weeks; however, some restoration work may continue into the summer.
TRIO Student Support Services helps Lopers succeed in college
The federally funded program assists first-generation and income-qualified students and those with documented disabilities during their pursuit of a college degree by providing academic and personal support, financial guidance and career development opportunities.
