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‘I’m not leaving’: How a 21-year-old Salvadoran immigrant is fighting for medical justice

The biting November wind propelled 17-year-old Katherinne Zabaleta through the doors of the emergency facility at the East Boston...

Five Things to Know About Covering the ‘Dystopia Beat’

NBC reporter Ben Collins ’10 and journalism professor Mark Leccese share a laugh during their talk. Few journalists can say they...

Mesonjixx on Outlandia, Growth and Expansive Nebraskan Soul Music

The Nebraska native talks musical origins, new live album and upcoming festival performance. Mary Elizabeth Jo Dixen Pelenaise Kapi’olani...

“I’m Just Ready To Get On-Stage:” Youth-led Bands Take on the Omaha Music Scene

While acts of pre-teens and teenagers light up stages, a local non-profit supports the trend with new mentoring programs. Like most...

Nebraska Abortion Advocates Ready as Overturn of Roe v. Wade Looms

Recently-established state abortion fund, Nebraska Abortion Resources (NEAR) has been raising funds and gathering volunteers as threats...

Five Things to Know About Community-Based, Interactive Data Visualization

Growing up in Colombia—at a time when violence plagued the country—Lina Maria Giraldo found both healing and expression in creating art....

“What if it was you”: A Nebraskan student body’s movement to dismantle campus rape culture

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students protest the handling sexual assault cases on campus.

Among friends, the Millard mask debate has a different tone

Sarah Moore and Amber Lichti have lived in the same Millard cul-de-sac for seven years, separated by one house. They share the occasional...