Launching this fall, the partnership makes it easier for students to start their criminal justice education at CCC before finishing a bachelor’s degree at UNK.
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University of Nebraska statement on critical race theory
“The free and open pursuit of ideas is a cherished principle in higher education, and its preservation is vital for any great university. As our policies and practices make clear, the University of Nebraska is strongly committed to academic freedom.”
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More than pretty plants: UNK students, faculty use greenhouse for research
Working alongside biology professors Paul Twigg and Julie Shaffer, UNK junior Macy Hill is digging for data to improve crop yields.
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PHOTO GALLERY: UNK hosts high schoolers prepping for All-State Chorus auditions
Nearly 70 students from across Nebraska are participating in a three-day All-State Vocal Camp that concludes 2 p.m. Tuesday with a concert in UNK’s Fine Arts Recital Hall.
High schoolers get on-air experience during Digital Expressions Media Camp
Started in 2016, the UNK summer camp gives participants an opportunity to explore careers in broadcasting and communication while gaining hands-on experience in the field.
Indoor tennis complex a game-changer for Lopers, local players
Located on the southern edge of UNK’s University Village development, the 62,000-square-foot facility will feature six courts, offices for Kearney Park and Recreation and UNK tennis, locker space, restrooms and an elevated mezzanine area with spectator seating.
Five staff members selected for 2021-22 Leadership UNK class
In its 15th year, the program is designed to expose participants to leadership opportunities at UNK and in the Kearney area, enhance their leadership skills and encourage them to accept leadership roles in the future.
Work begins this week on new fraternity and sorority housing complex
The $26.65 million project includes a renovation of Martin Hall and construction of a new three-story, 39,000-square-foot residence hall directly east of the Nebraskan Student Union.
Major improvements planned for Calvin T. Ryan Library
The roughly $25 million project would enhance the library’s role as the center of learning on campus by creating an inviting and engaging environment that combines physical collections with new technology while devoting more space to group and individual study areas.
Loughrin’s background benefits women’s, gender and ethnic studies program
“A lot of the things we talk about are things I’ve experienced in my life,” said Loughrin, the first female minority to serve as the program’s director.
