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FIJI protests continue on Greek row
FIJI protests continue on Greek row
What the shuck is happening?
Hundreds of protesters marched down Greek row Wednesday night, ultimately surrounding the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house for a second night of protesting against an alleged sexual assault that occurred at the fraternity late Monday night.
UNL has appointed Marc Pearce as UNL's interim associate to the chancellor for institutional equity and compliance. This role oversees compliance with affirmative action, equal opportunity, civil rights, Title IX and other higher education, federal and state laws.
In the era of college football, teams traditionally schedule lighter opponents during the opening weeks of the season, and starting a season away from home is a semi-rare feat. Nebraska is no different, having only opened a season away from Memorial Stadium 27 times throughout over 120 years of existence. With a rare road season opener set for Saturday, take a look back at the Huskers' most memorable season openers away from home.
"I don’t want to be too harsh on the university. I truly appreciate this new inclusive policy and I think it’s a great step forward in the process of unlearning our rigid perceptions of the gender binary. That being said, societal change is long and difficult, and I hope the university takes these concerns into consideration as they continue to evolve and create resources which help students embrace and celebrate their identities."
Sydney Miller, senior opinion editor
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