The construction on 12th and Q street just off City Campus is causing quite a ruckus among the citizens of Lincoln. With the continual closing of Q street and the giant crane, people are losing their minds. “It’s hard to get to the interstate. I have to take a thirty-second detour and it is just […] Read more
The reason for low attendance to the weekly screenings of Indie films at the Mary Riepma Ross, a small theater on campus, has been a mystery–until now. The DailyER staff has taken to the case with investigative skills rivaling Tintin’s. We have determined through numerous interviews (3) and extensive data collection (a Twitter poll) that […] Read more
When senior journalism major Alaina DeMarcio says she is “fine,” she means it. And that is why she is freaking the hell out. The senior said she is constantly in panic mode because things have never been this okay and shouldn’t be now. “There should be something wrong,” she said. “Where is the dumpster fire […] Read more
Lincoln, being the college town that it is, has two things right off-campus; Bars and coffee shops. Since some of our readers are lame and can’t legally regret a night on the town, we here at the DailyER are helping you all find the best coffee shops just off-campus. Our ranking system is completely arbitrary […] Read more
Why did nobody warn me?? Who let me do this to myself?? What the FUCK is going on here??? Hi, I’m Miranda and I’m a senior Business and Nutrition double major. I plan to graduate in May with Honors and chords and distinction beyond belief, but I don’t know if that is truly in the […] Read more
The broken, pothole-covered, dark murky waters surrounding University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Computer Science and Math building Avery Hall create a fog of doom and dread. It’s hard not to become frighteningly frozen solid by fear when the misty and furious gales come down from the dread prairie and into the parking lot. Like Merry and Pippin […] Read more
Witnesses say they’ve never seen anything like it. As Andrew Dean took off running after his Organic Chemistry exam, his friends noticed things were weird, but said they never thought it would get this weird. “He said he was going to blow off some steam,” chemistry major Gregory Dernell said. “But now that the tracks […] Read more
Film graduate student Josh Smith, 24, was browsing the eBay in search of film needed for a thesis paper at a cheap price. While looking for “The Bionic Woman,” listings for the LEGO toy line “Bionicle” popped up. Smith was 6 when “Bionicle” was introduced and it soon became his favorite childhood toy. “I totally […] Read more
Sophomore engineering major Mariah Harvey had never seen the world the same way before. After a quick visit to Wal-Mart and investing 98 cents on a bright pink planner, the sun started to glow a little brighter. “It was crazy,” Harvey said. “I wish I would have known about the power of a planner before […] Read more
It was a nice and long break for freshman Jim Johnson. After spending three weeks with family and trying to avoid high school friends, Johnson was exhausted. When he arrived back to his Abel North dorm room Sunday night, he knew what he needed to do. It was officially nap time. He brushed his teeth, […] Read more
