Since their inceptions, the recent additions to Lincoln’s Historic Haymarket district have bundled panties across the state. When the highly anticipated Railyard District announced it would be implementing a dress code, Lincoln residents took to the streets. Yesterday, in an attempt to quell criticisms, Railyard spokesperson, Herman Speer, held a press conference to highlight the […] Read more
When Alex Wunrow was handed the reins of The Dailyer he saw an empty canvas. During the six months the senior advertising major has worn the pants of the newspaper he has worked kind-of-sort-of to rebrand the prestigious-ish student publication. After dropping “Nebraskan” from the title and redesigning the formerly piss-poor website, The Dailyer has […] Read more
Univeristy of Nebraska – Lincoln political science department advisor Ruth Baas met with freshman political science major Tyler Hansen to discuss a scheduling matter yesterday at 4:57 p.m. Baas leaves work everyday around 5 p.m. Hansen wanted to drop a 200-level history course that was “like, way too much reading, ya know?”, but he had […] Read more
College is a time of social blossoming and priceless experience. It can also be a time of bad habits, high-stress, and general health taking a backseat. Here are ten quick tips to help you dodge that notorious “freshman 185.” 10. Though it accommodates the curves of your body arguably better than your favorite spandex suit, […] Read more
Looking at Abby Swenson today, no one would have ever believed that she ever lived before Theta Delta Zeta. But it was not long ago that Abby lived a pre-Theta existence, a life that as Abby puts it was, “life only if you can call living before Theta actually living.” Not long ago in this […] Read more
For incoming freshmen still acclimating to the college lifestyle, finding the best social gatherings can be quite a daunting task. Sophomore Ryan McPherson, commonly known on campus as that-guy-in-the-Hawaiian-shirt, intends to alleviate new students of this burden by lending a helping hand. “I live a pretty wild lifestyle, in case my shirt didn’t tell you […] Read more
When Governor Dave Heineman signed a Nebraskan Stand Your Ground bill into law on Monday evening, no one could have predicted that there would be tragic consequences. The new self-defense-law, intended to make Nebraskans feel safer when around life threatening situations or black teenagers, has instead lead to a massacre of several thousand University cyclists. […] Read more
After becoming acquainted with his fellow dorm-mates, freshmen agronomy student Matthew Jackson sparked up conversation the only way he knew. Upon discovering his new friends were from Omaha, Jackson piped up and told of his own humble origin. “I’m from Meadow Hills, ever heard of it?” After being greeted with silence Jackson took the opportunity […] Read more
While most university students spent their summers performing manual labor, or for those who majored in something practical, an internship, Sydney Dixon spent her sixteen weeks of freedom living life to the fullest. The junior psychology major jumpstarted her extravagant summer with a two month trip to Europe. Here she gazed at the majestic cliffs […] Read more
In a letter to recent graduates of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Chancellor Harvey Perlman offered some solace to those who had missed the opportunity to celebrate the occasion due to inclement weather and the University’s complete inability to plan. “First off, let me say again that I’m really sorry,” began the letter. “But, again, it’s […] Read more
