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'Wholly immoral and difficult to stomach': More reaction to UNL closing Diversity and Inclusion office
Neb. — Advocates of diversity and inclusion say the University of Nebraska-Lincoln should not have made the decision to close its Office of Diversity and Inclusion. This week, the university said it will save about $750,000 a year. Ra'Daniel Arvie was a student at the university from 2018-2023....
Capital Humane Society to offer adoption promotions for ‘Clear the Shelters’ event
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Capital Humane Society is offering adoption promotions for dogs, cats and critters on Saturday, Aug. 24. The one day only event will be hosted at the Pieloch Pet Adoption Center. Adoption fees for dogs of any age will be $75 and cats of any age...
School absenteeism on the rise, Norfolk reassures sustainability
NORFOLK, Neb. -- School absences are surging across the nation, creating a turbulent environment in education and a hurdle for many students to graduate. Yet, Nebraska students appear to be faring better—particularly in Norfolk, according to Jared Oswald, Norfolk Director of Teaching and Learning. “We've been pretty fortunate in...
Nebraska tight end Thomas Fidone making his mark as 'Tommy Tatz'
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska tight end Thomas Fidone led all Husker pass catchers with four receiving touchdowns last season. He's expected to take another step this fall, drawing up a different play off the field. Matt Sottile has more in the video player above.
Triple digits this weekend, more evening storms west
Another wave of showers and storms is tracking through the area. Severe weather is not expected but there will be downpours and lightning. This activity will wrap up later this morning. Midday and the afternoon will be drier with partly cloudy skies. Wind speeds remain elevated. There will also be...
Nebraska’s unique abortion amendments: Two different choices
Gov. Jim Pillen (R-NE) met with leaders from the anti-abortion movement and pregnancy resource centers across his state on Thursday in preparation for the fight over two competing abortion-related amendments that will take center stage during the 2024 election this fall. “The contrast is really, really simple,” Pillen told the Washington Examiner regarding the two […]
2024 Nebraska Volleyball Preview: Pin Hitter
Volleyball season is here in Nebraska. The Big Ten preseason favorite Huskers will head into the season ranked second nationally in the AVCA Coaches Poll, but first they’ll give the fans an early look at this year’s squad in Saturday’s Red-White Scrimmage. To get Husker fans ready...
Universities of Kentucky, Nebraska disband diversity offices, reorganize DEI efforts
WASHINGTON (TND) — Two major American universities are making significant changes to their diversity, equity and inclusion programs. University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto said in a statement that units of the school's Office for Institutional Diversity will merge into other offices to make sure the entire school is responsible for creating a “community of belonging.”
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