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UNLPD investigates reported hazing at Phi Kappa Theta (opens the original)
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department is currently investigating a report of hazing at the Phi Kappa Theta fraternity house. The reported hazings occurred between 10:30 p.m. Sept. 14 and midnight Sept. 15, and at other times throughout the fall semester, according to an email UNLPD sent to students Wednesday. The alleged hazings started at the Phi Kappa Theta house and continued around campus and downtown Lincoln, the email said. UNL Interim Police Chief Marty Fehringer said th
UNL Honors Program sees second year of increased enrollment (opens the original)
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The University of Nebraska-Lincolnâs Honors Program is continuing to grow, welcoming a record number of new students for the second consecutive year. The program welcomed 830 new students this fall, an increase of about 100 students from last yearâs 739. That is roughly 200 more than the 630 students who enrolled two years ago, according to Tamy Burnett, director of operations for the Honors Program. The Honors Program is open to undergraduate students across all of UNLâs colleges and ma
Stolen scooters, bikes, pulled fire alarm mark UNL crime log (opens the original)
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From stolen scooters to tire marks inside a residence hall, the wheels of crime have been turning on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. This past week's crime log includes a bike that wasn't actually stolen, a fight, graffiti and a pulled fire alarm. At 3:47 a.m. on Sept. 10, an e-scooter was reported stolen from the bike racks outside The Village. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department Interim Chief Marty Fehringer said the scooter appeared to have been left unsecured. âWe
Intoxication, soapy fountain, scams mark first weeks of UNL crime log (opens the original)
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Although Syllabus Week has ended, the silliness on campus has not. This past couple of weeksâ crime log was a mixture of intoxicated students, a damaged fountain and even littering by urination. On Sept. 3, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department responded to a report of an unconscious student in an Abel Hall common space. The situation was resolved after the studentâs parents agreed to have a friend take care of the student. Only a day later, on Sept. 4, an 18-year-old studen
Cameron the Capitol Cat retires, effort underway to create statue (opens the original)
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An effort is underway to create a bronze statue of Cameron the Capitol Cat after the ten-year-old tabby retired from his post this past May. The statue would give the feline a permanent place near the Capitol and a new way for visitors to interact with him. Cameron became familiar to Capitol visitors while living with his owner, Diana McGinnis. Known as the Capitol's unofficial feline mascot, Cameron welcomed guests, posed for pictures and became a popular part of the Capitol experience. For v
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