In an effort to boost the sagging American real estate market, the Federal Reserve has turned to unconventional new programs designed to appeal to young professionals. New homeowner Amy Roberts expected to receive incentives such as a reduced interest rate or an additional tax deduction when she purchased her first house, but was surprised to […] Read more
The Nebraska athletic department unveiled a plan Tuesday to move the university’s football team to a brand-new stadium in Los Angeles for the upcoming 2016 season. “We’ve been following recent team moves in the NFL and the athletic department realized if we’re going to provide a professional-quality experience for our student-athletes, we just can’t stay […] Read more
In an unprecedented response to the current Syrian refugee crisis, multiple DailyER foreign correspondents have confirmed that the European Union has closed all entrances to the continent of Europe, with no exceptions. Faced with an influx of refugees fleeing unimaginable horrors in Syria, conservative government officials in EU member states are heralding the border closing […] Read more
Healthy eating is on the rise in Lincoln. Recently, sophomore Megan Bailey joined the large numbers of students switching to vegan diets in order to lose weight and live an overall healthier lifestyle. However, Bailey’s new diet did not have all of the desired effects immediately. “I was feeling a lot healthier and had way […] Read more
After multiple years of offering STI tests and free condoms to students, the University Health Center has made the decision to offer sexual health services in an abstinence-focused manner that indicates a radical departure from previous approaches. “After reviewing our sexual health programs, Health Center staff decided we could save a lot of money and […] Read more
Going far beyond the standard pro-business Republican talking points of running a government like a business, Governor Pete Ricketts announced Tuesday that he plans to turn Nebraska’s government into a literal business. “It’s a bold move, but I am confident our state’s government will be better able to create wealth for our board members and […] Read more
The National Football League has a seemingly unsolvable problem: the nation’s most popular sport is destroying players’ brains. Rule changes and high-tech helmets aren’t helping, leading the NFL to take a drastic new step to address concussions. After success in overruling touchdown catches and officials’ bad calls, the NFL hopes its instant-replay system can also […] Read more
Sources inside Hillary Clinton’s campaign confirmed this past week that she plans to continue taking firm stances on current controversial issues by formally releasing her opinion on the Louisiana Purchase. Clinton’s poll numbers have been sagging in recent months due to Bernie Sanders’ continued success, but she enjoyed a modest bump in the polls after […] Read more
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department scored “a significant victory for campus law and order” this weekend with the arrest of Tyler Stevens, a 16-year-old high school sophomore in possession of a fake NCard. The investigation is ongoing, but initial reports from UNLPD indicated that Stevens previously used his fake NCard to access student services […] Read more
With the Obama administration’s recent re-establishment of formal diplomacy with Cuba, The DailyER’s travel experts predict Americans will soon be able to vacation in the only nation named after a type of sandwich. After a recent fact-finding trip financed entirely by your student fees, here are our top picks for what to do during your […] Read more
