As the Spring 2018 semester is starting to wind down, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln chemistry department is reflecting on the success they’ve seen this year for test scores. Being among the highest test scores of recent memory, UNL’s chemistry department is moving up in the national rankings. However, going forward, the department will be without […] Read more
The DailyER has compiled this comprehensive ranking of every bathroom on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. We’re pretty sure we didn’t forget any. HSS 1st floor unisex – Ol’ faithful Hidden unisex in Love Library North – The sacred bounty DailyER/DN Union basement – Could probably live down there 3rd floor Harper Hall – 80% […] Read more
The walkways of campus will soon again be filled with that sweet smell of tobacco smoke. For all those who miss walking through the smoke of an Art History and Criticism major’s most recent inspiration break, there is good news: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is making East Campus a smoker friendly campus. “I’m really excited the university […] Read more
The DailyER has an important and necessary reminder for UNL: despite its heroic name, Husker Heroes is not the service to call during an emergency situation. Husker Heroes, the beloved grab-and-go sandwich shop located in the Willa Cather Dining Complex, serves both hot and cold hoagies as well as soup, chips and fresh fruit. Despite […] Read more
By Gunner Redford When I dressed up in my good ol’ trusty cow boots n’ jeans last Tuesday, I was ready for one hell of a rodeo. Little did I rode-y-know that them folks in charge of career fairs ‘round here don’t know the first thing ‘bout a good fair. Instead of pigpens and horse […] Read more
A report released earlier this week regarding an investigation into the inner runnings of the University of Nebraska Lincoln created a shockwave for many members of the university community: The University’s Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, located in 12 Canfield Administration Building, is actually a large, cavernous room brimming with burlap sacks of cold, hard […] Read more
As recent budget cuts have left various majors expendable, programs are looking to shake things up in order to stand out in a competitive university. One program looking to make a stir is the Dairy program, held on UNL’s little brother campus: East Campus. As the home of the UNL Dairy Store and nothing else, the […] Read more
UNL’s Glenn Korff School of Music instituted sweeping changes into its curriculum on Tuesday morning after announcing they will focus exclusively on composing jingles. “Uh, what?” said confused violinist Jenny Durango as her instrument was replaced with a keyboard, a microphone and a digital catalog of all commercial sounds dating back to 1980. School administrator Daniel Harp […] Read more
UNL students will soon be noticing a major change in their 2018 academic calendar. This week, Chancellor Ronnie Green announced that a new event known as Dying Month would be added to the spring 2018 academic calendar. The event will span April 2 through April 27, the four weeks preceding what is already known as […] Read more
“Oh and look, I also crafted a name tag for my dog and named him Herbie, so now whenever I look at him I think of Herbie Husker’s beautiful smile,” said Chancellor Ronnie Green during a press conference Tuesday morning where he announced his plan, over the next few years, to transfer UNL into an […] Read more
