Facing charges that the dating app doesn’t allow its users to debase themselves and others enough, Tinder announced this week its plans to roll out a Hard No feature in its app, similar to its Super Like feature. Similar to the Super Like, users who receive a Hard No on their profile – sent by […] Read more
Uncertainty surrounding the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s impending budget cuts was somewhat put to rest early yesterday morning when the office of the chancellor announced one step in its plan to meet the state’s budget problems. In June, UNL plans to destroy the western half of Oldfather Hall, one of the most notable vertical landmarks on […] Read more
In a move expected by few, the athletic department at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln submitted a request to trademark the word “red”, seeking to control its use and likeness. Sources inside the department saw the move as a backup measure against other schools that use the color red. “One of the things I was most […] Read more
Emma Peters looks forward to the Halloween season every year. From the costumes to the parties, the last few weeks of October are some of her favorite weeks all year. This past weekend, however, Peters got more than she bargained for. A party at her coworker Nate Kelley’s house had one of the most terrifying […] Read more
It was going to be a hard year for junior accounting major Alex Davis. But, following an eventful session on MyRed last Monday afternoon, he might have put his year back on track. According to Ryan Long, Davis’ roommate, Davis seemed flustered when he returned to their apartment that afternoon. “I asked him what he […] Read more
In a move applauded by the student press, UNL Chancellor-elect Ronnie Green announced a slew of plans for UNL in his April 6 acceptance speech. Among the changes, a boosted budget for campus’ favorite media outlet, The DailyER, was proposed. Per his remarks, he sees the paper as a vital, useful news outlet. However, he […] Read more
Following the release of the Panama Papers- a series of documents exposing world leaders’ offshore tax havens- a local satirical publication’s newsroom was let down. Hours into digging through document after document, The DailyER’s staff failed to find any reference to its publication. However, it did find potentially incriminating evidence against ranking state officials in […] Read more
At his April 1 State of the University Address – his final one – Chancellor Harvey Perlman announced plans to reverse his intention to retire, which he announced last year on the same date. Instead, Perlman will continue his duties with no clear plans to step down in sight. “That was definitely a joke,” Perlman […] Read more
Editor’s Note: This article is a part of the Daily Nebraskan and DailyER joint satirical issue, the HalfasskanER. I’m pretty let down about the spring concert this year. UPC usually does a great job of booking things college students enjoy, like hypnotists and motivational speakers who aren’t quite good enough to have a TED talk. […] Read more
As the March 5 Nebraska Democratic caucus approaches, local Bernie Sanders supporter Cody Williams was dismayed to discover he couldn’t support his preferred candidate the way he’s been doing for months. Unlike their Republican counterparts, Democrats in Nebraska utilize a caucus system for picking their delegates, which is an orderly process involving registered voters entering […] Read more
