Folks, get off your duffs and do something
We are already three weeks into school and like most people, you might be in the process of finding things
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Editorial
Eagle staff editorials
Fresh year, fresh perspectives, fresh faces
It’s that time of year. The smell of freshly-cut grass emenates from every inch of campus. Cicada hums and bird chirps invade the ears of those who walk under sturdy green trees. Seeing flocks of new students exploring the Student Center is nearly as common as feeling the constant beat of robust sunlight.
Read MoreSenate, the buck stops here
Some may claim that because they are a student government organization we shouldn’t go as hard on them, but the reality is this: if someone is tasked with spending public funds, whether it’s $10 or $10,000, they need to be held accountable to the same standards we hold elected officials to.
Read MoreSupport our fellow Nebraskans
It may not be flooding where you are, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be affected.
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Don’t go toe-to-toe with winter weather
If you’re like me and have been born and raised in the Midwest, you’re no stranger to winters like these. When hills and roads pile with the dreaded white stuff, we don’t blink an eye.
Read MoreTo love… or not to love : Pros and cons to Valentine’s Day
The Eagle editors list the pros and cons of Valentines day in this week’s special Valentine’s Day issue.
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Leave political “Good v. Evil” mentality in 2018
My first reaction was shock. Next was disappointment.
If we want to live in a bipartisan country and truly get things done, this kind of ideology won’t work.
Support Student Press Freedom
These rulings aren’t just restricting our First Amendment freedoms; they’re all but snuffing them out. Given the current climate of journalism, student journalists not only have to deal with repeated attacks on our profession, but also our ability to report with the ever-constant worry of censorship.
Read MoreJoin The Eagle: contribute to campus history
Would you like to pad your resume? Do you want to make it look like you can take on the world? Better yet, do you want to be prepared to take on the world?
The best way to do that is learning to write well, record events correctly and do good to others. One place you can find this on campus? The Eagle newspaper.
Read MoreTake care of yourself and others in the new year
So as a new year rolls around I have a New Year’s resolution for myself and for all of you who struggle with keeping positive confidence. Have the courage to be good to yourself and be good to others. This may seem like an easy task but being the 10th day of the year I have had a few struggles with my proposed resolution.
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