AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCommunity & Activism: No Kings rallies in Lincoln and Omaha drew Nebraskans opposed to President Trump’s policies; Lincoln protesters cited women’s rights, health care and immigration among their concerns. Inclusive Halloween: Omaha’s Education Rights Counsel hosted a free, sensory-friendly haunted house at UNO, creating a Halloween option for children who can be overwhelmed by noise or touch. Youth & Agriculture: Nebraska FFA’s Ignite conference in Kearney introduced seventh- through ninth-graders to leadership, agriculture and career paths, including students with no farm background. Arts & Culture: Omaha’s comedy scene is growing, while a new exhibition celebrates Latino culture; in Lincoln, volunteer “Thrift & Sip” nights mix secondhand shopping with service. Campus Design: UNL’s expanded Architecture Hall pairs historic spaces with a mass-timber pavilion, studios and gathering areas for students.
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