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Try Reactor for your next cup of joe

Megan Castor, a senior advertising and public relations major, runs an independent coffee shop, Reactor, but her main passion is the people she meets through it.

Making music moves

UNL student Matt Stennes was never very musical in high school, but once he became a Husker, he immersed himself in the world of electronic soundscapes. Now, with over 46,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, Stennes said he's still improving his music and trying to stay humble. 

The Game Ep. 21: Crossing the finish line pt. 1

On this week's episode of The Game, co-hosts Johnna Sisneros and Haley Elder talk about staying in relationships for the long run.

"One of my main goals for Reactor is to have it be a place for everyone to feel safe and comfortable,” Megan Castor said. “I think I'm the best at people, and I just want people to experience that. You don’t have to buy a coffee if you don't want to. I just want people to feel like they have a space.

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Megan Castor, senior advertising and public relations major

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