Dominic Bhola, Author at News Nebraska

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

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Dominic Bhola is a journalist with an attraction to poetry. He is a senior journalism major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and will be graduating in December 2022. In his free time, he enjoys literary editing and growing strawberries.

Researchers at UNL examining the relationship between physical, psychological, and social...

Dominic Bhola - December 14, 2022 0

A person's hands type at a laptop. The graphic is captioned with the words 'The Biopsychosocial Health Study: Part One'.

A biopsychosocial health study is collecting data on the relationship between participants’ physical health, psychological well-being and social lives. The study, which launched in...

Lincoln flower shops thriving, spreading happiness one bouquet at a time

Dominic Bhola - October 21, 2022 0

A close-up photo of a large purple Gerber daisy. The petal tips are slightly lighter in color, and they look delicate. An assortment of other flowers is visible around and behind the daisy.

Despite warnings earlier this year of a global shortage of fresh flowers, which precariously coincided with this year's influx of post-pandemic weddings, Lincoln florists...

Douglas County woman strengthens democracy through ballot pickup service

Dominic Bhola - September 15, 2022 0

Jennifer Yi-We Hernandez stands in front of a brick wall, painted with the words 'Bring Hope'.

This is one in a series of Nebraska News Service stories about election and voting issues in the state and the efforts of people...

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