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For centuries, the indigenous Batwa people lived in harmony with nature and gorillas in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. But in 1991, the government turned their home into a national park and tourist attraction. The...
By Emily McMinn Mafabi Shadrach is 5 years old. He likes to swing, drink tea and get carried by his dad. But Shadrach is also deathly sick in Uganda, a country with failing health...
With 70 percent of Uganda’s population living outside of major cities, many families live in poverty and hardly have enough money to feed and clothe themselves. When illness strikes, the smallest ailments can turn...
A huge first inning for the Nebraska Cornhusker softball team propelled them to a 10-1 victory in game two of a doubleheader over the Purdue Boilermakers at Bowlin Stadium on Friday. The scoring started...
Star City News students in UNL’s College of Journalism and Mass Communications will broadcast a special report “Guns: A Lincoln Conversation” at 5 p.m., Tuesday, April 10th. CoJMC broadcasting students have been working on...
Many people wish for a change, but few actively do something about it. That’s not the case for The Change, a small student organization at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Change works to further...
Loss of cultural tradition is a struggle many Asian students say they face on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s predominantly white campus, but one fraternity is trying to change that. Of the 26,000 students enrolled...
Graduate school can be tough — but for second-year grad student Mykesha Jackson, the path is a lot smoother because of the Black Graduate Student Association at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The association was...
While the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has many different cultures and people who speak many different languages, there is one many share – a love for soccer. People from many nations and every continent can...
Nicaraguan foreign exchange student Leonnie Quintana Haslam is embracing her new life in Nebraska and her passion for graphic design for a semester at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Haslam’s exchange program had 10 options for universities,...
The Indian Student Association provides a home away from home at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for Indian students who are 7,500 miles away from their homeland. The organization tries to build a community for...
Every 65 minutes, a U.S. military veteran takes his or her own life, a startling statistic that translates to roughly 22 suicides a day. For many veterans, the assimilation back into civilian life can...
The Chancellor’s University Safety Committee discussed emergency planning and preparedness during its March meeting. Emergency Management Coordinator Mark Robertson updated the committee on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s emergency planning and preparedness efforts, highlighting the...
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