Vrooman is co-owner of Heartland 3D, an online business that sells 3D printers and filament. He’s studying applied computer science and agribusiness with a minor in entrepreneurship.
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The Big Event makes big return, with 600 students volunteering at 50-plus locations
The largest single-day service project at UNK, The Big Event is organized by UNK Student Government as a way to give back to the community and say thanks for all the support Kearney-area residents provide.
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Roxanne Vipond recognized with UNK’s Early Childhood Pioneer Award
Vipond’s extensive career included positions with Grand Island Public Schools and ESU 10. Although she retired in May 2019, she remains active in early childhood education as a part-time coach for the Rooted in Relationships initiative.
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UNK senior Emma Newman receives national theater scholarship
A theater major with minors in dance and music, Newman has performed in numerous UNK theater productions and dance concerts while also displaying her talents in behind-the-scenes roles.
PHOTOS: Tennis hosts Northwest Missouri St.
The UNK tennis team battled Northwest Missouri State on Wednesday afternoon at Harmon Park, with the Bearcats edging the Lopers 4-3.
Collaborative research project tracks pronghorn in Nebraska Panhandle
The University of Nebraska and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission are working together to study pronghorn movements and habitat use, with a goal of implementing management strategies that protect the species without harming agricultural producers and other landowners.
Get some sleep with help from Science Café speaker June Pilcher
Pilcher, an Alumni Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Clemson University, will discuss the many benefits of good sleep habits and offer tips to develop these habits during Monday’s virtual event.
Liaquat Hossain: Collaboration key to public health preparedness, disaster response
The chair of UNK’s Department of Cyber Systems explores communications and responses to bio-related threats, food, animal and public health disease outbreaks and other types of natural and man-made disasters.
UNK removing four buildings – Otto Olsen, Conrad Hall, east heating plant, Luke & Jake’s
The project, contracted to Blessing Construction of Kearney, is expected to begin within the next two weeks and be completed in early August.
PHOTO GALLERY: COVID-19 vaccination clinic at UNK’s Cope Stadium
Two Rivers Public Health Department partnered with the University of Nebraska at Kearney to administer 322 COVID-19 vaccinations Tuesday at Cope Stadium. Those receiving the vaccine included UNK students and employees and the general public.
