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UNL student awarded for her activism and leadership
UNL student awarded for her activism and leadership
What the shuck is happening?
The Daily Nebraskan explores Lincoln's Black history across business, music, sports and more.
Batool Ibrahim has advocated for marginalized voices since high school. Since then, she has become involved in using her voice at UNL, including becoming president of the Black Student Union and an ASUN senator. For her work in these positions and more, she received an honorable mention at the MLK Commemorative Celebration in January.
Nebraska football lost out on the top two in-state recruits in the 2022 recruiting class recently. However, how much of a problem is this for the Huskers moving forward? Read the column from Martin Herz exploring the issue.
Certain news sources are regarded by many as biased or inaccurate. In light of this distrust, The Daily Nebraskan asked students how they feel about the polarization in the media.
On this week's episode of "The Game," co-hosts Johnna Sisneros, Haley Elder and Graham Guenette explain attachment styles, love maps and how to obtain a secure attachment in relationships.
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