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UNL students brainstorm climate solutions for a shot at grant funding (opens the original)
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Lincoln is one of 300 cities worldwide selected by Bloomberg Philanthropies for the Youth Climate Action Fund, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Office of Sustainability partnered with the City of Lincoln to help students take advantage of it. More than 10 students attended Thursdayâs design jam, an interactive session to brainstorm and develop project ideas to apply for the fund. If approved, groups made up of people ages 15-24 will receive a $1-5,000 grant to lead a climate solution p
UNL students and staff weigh in on Meta’s landmark settlement (opens the original)
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For many University of Nebraska-Lincoln students, social media addiction is real. One student told The Daily Nebraskan they lost entire weekends to YouTube. Another reported trying to delete Instagram only to redownload it days later. Another bought a $60 gadget to lock herself out of her apps to complete her homework. These realities are now recognized by law after a pivotal case, years in the making, led to an $18 billion settlement from Meta, with $201 million going to Nebraska. The case soug
Free forest festival offers outdoor activities, break from screens (opens the original)
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The Nebraska Forest Service will host its annual Forest Festival Family Fun Night Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Horning State Farm Demonstration Forest for an evening of outdoor activities with family and friends. The free event will offer tree climbing, archery, hayrack rides, lumberjack games, hiking and a hot dog meal, according to Elise St Clair, NFS environmental communications intern and senior journalism and broadcasting double major. âThe Nebraska Forest Service understands that people
Former ASUN presidents reflect on fear, regret after 9/11 attacks (opens the original)
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Nathan Fuerst was glued to his TV at his home in the North Bottoms as he watched the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 unfold over 1,200 miles away. He realized his year as the University of Nebraska-Lincolnâs student body president was going to look a lot different from what he originally expected. âI sat there for 30 to 45 minutes and watched everything unfold, watched the second plane hit, and then I said to my roommate, âI need to go to the office. Weâve got to get to work,â he
Lincoln LGBTQ+ community looks to mend fractures amid Das Haus reopening (opens the original)
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When Das Haus closed its doors over two months ago because the owners voted 2-1 to sell it, it took with it the cityâs main gathering place for LGBTQ+ nightlife. The bar has since reopened with the help of GoFundMe and benefit events, though not without challenges and growth within the community, according to local drag performer and show producer Pavé Pandemonium. âI was so worried because our communityâ we will survive itâ but how much pain can one community endure and not crack and f
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