“We’re seeing things we’ve never seen before,” Gaskill said. “It can be difficult, but I think our leadership is strong and I believe the right decisions are being made.”
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‘We want to help’: UNK senior, graduate aim to change perception of police
“To me, a career in law enforcement is a future in the service of others,” Kenzie Hubl said. “It’s a commitment to justice and serving the greater good. I want the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the people around me.”
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NU joins amicus brief opposing new ICE guidance for international students
“International students contribute enormously to the academic, cultural, social and economic fabric of our campuses and communities. Our university, our state and our country are immeasurably enriched by their presence,” NU President Ted Carter said.
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Fall plan allows international students to continue studying at UNK
The UNK community values and welcomes our international students who add richness to our campus and community. We will do everything we can to ensure international students have a great experience at UNK.
NU student regents: ‘We will advocate for all international students’
With our plans to have on-campus, in-person instruction this fall, we expect University of Nebraska international students will be able to maintain their status.
40 students selected for UNK’s Teachers Scholars Academy
Each member receives a scholarship covering their full tuition – up to 120 credit hours – plus $8,000 annually for education expenses such as housing, books and food.
UNK student helps build new STEM facility – where she’ll study this fall
Velerianna Garcia, a construction management major from Norfolk, has spent the past 14 months interning with Lincoln-based Hausmann Construction, the general contractor in charge of UNK’s Discovery Hall project.
Ten members selected for 2020-21 Leadership UNK class
In its 14th year, the program is designed to expose participants to leadership opportunities at UNK and in the Kearney area, enhance their leadership skills and encourage them to accept leadership roles in the future.
Registrar’s Office receives KUDOS award from NU Board of Regents
KUDOS awards recognize university staff for their professional expertise, service and “superior dedication” to UNK and the University of Nebraska. It is the university’s top staff award.
Ooh-rah! – UNK cheerleader training to be Marine Corps officer
“I wanted to challenge myself. How can you grow if you’re not challenging yourself?” said Emily Petersen, whose father, grandfather and grandmother all served in the Marines.
