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
Spattered in blood, clutching a lead pipe with trembling hands and smelling strongly of Jack Daniel’s and exasperation, Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts was discovered standing over the broken bodies of two downtown patrons this past Saturday night, according to the Lincoln Police Department. In response to the legislature abolishing the death penalty this past May, […] Read more
Last Wednesday, the Nebraskan for the Death Penalty reported that their petitions drive gathered 166,692 signatures, well above the 10 percent needed to secure a halt of a repeal and initiating a November 2016 vote. While a majority of the state legislature agreed that the death penalty is an archaic form of punishment and an […] Read more
Luke Davis couldn’t wait to move back to Lincoln. He’d looked forward to his summer back home with his parents in Bellevue, but before long he missed the freedom that living in Lincoln gave him. But when he moved into Prime Place, he thought staying home for a few more weeks might not be a […] Read more
The dawn of a new school year at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln means a lot of things to both faculty and students: new schedules, new acquaintances and of course, Husker football season. As the first football game approaches, no one on campus is safe from succumbing to Husker fever, includes new head football coach Mike […] Read more
In a stunning move that rocked the college sports landscape, Nebraska athletic director Shawn Eichorst announced a revamped mascot lineup featuring three sizes of Red. “Starting today, Medium Red and Large Red will join Lil’ Red as the latest characters in the Husker mascot lineup,” Eichorst said at a Monday press conference. “Now, for the […] Read more
You’ve seen him roast candidates on “The Daily Show.” Now, see him host candidates this fall in the 58th Presidential SuperSlam! That’s right. Jon Stewart is back to host this pillar of American democracy. Watch these 15 violent, pissed off sociopaths square off in the ring in one massive No Holds Barred Last Man Standing […] Read more
Professor Badlye had a lot of explaining to do to his second wife this week, when his information was leaked alongside millions of other names on Ashley Madison. Badlye, a renaissance studies professor, came under fire for having an account with the website meant for coordinating extramarital affairs. “I’m telling thou, all I was trying […] Read more
Last week’s meeting between President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro signified a historic step in the American-Cuban normalization process. No longer the Cold War communist state of Fidel, Cuba’s slow march to embracing capitalist business practices has rapidly accelerated in recent years. The fears of corporate American corruption have been quelled as Obama […] Read more
Martin Darnven is someone who answers in class. The junior advertising student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has a good grasp on the fundamentals of his studies. He knows how to manage social media, how to use a DSLR camera and how to network with others in his field. And soon, he said, he’ll work […] Read more
