Kaylee Steen, Author at News Nebraska

Friday, December 1, 2023

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Hello there! My name is Kaylee Steen and I am a fourth-year journalism student at UNL. I'm a freelance graphic designer and photographer, but I've also started a paid internship where I run a few social media accounts. I enjoy writing about the environment, features, and nonprofit organizations. I can't wait to share my stories with you!

Author visits UNL to share her recent book and how to...

Kaylee Steen - December 14, 2022 0

The cover of World citizen: Journeys of a Humanitarian. It features a blue color on the right side and a photo of Jane Olson with one of the women she met in her travels. The left side is a beige with quotes from readers.

Experiences are the foundation of any story; they are reflected and shared with others. Jane Olson, a volunteer and storyteller, shared how to touch...

Nebraska youth participate in a climate strike at the Capitol

Kaylee Steen - November 29, 2022 0

A young woman with long brown hair and wearing a white t-shirt clapping her hands together. She's smiling at the people surrounding her.

A group of climate activists came together Oct. 7 in downtown Lincoln and marched to the Nebraska Capitol to raise awareness about climate change....

Nebraska League of Women Voters: 100 years of defending democracy

Kaylee Steen - October 15, 2022 0

A line-up of men and women, eight in total, from the League of Women Voters Nebraska at a convention in Denver, Colorado. They're standing in front of a purple and gold screen that says, "2022 National Convention." Inonge Kasaji, middle, carries a purple banner that says, "Nebraska."

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

As misfit produce gains prominence, Nebraska farmers share how they repurpose...

Kaylee Steen - October 7, 2022 0

A pile of beets lay on the white table. The beets are deep red in color with dark green leaves at the top. The beets are held together by a rubber band.

Lincoln farmers at commercial and local levels battle misfit produce each harvest. Misfit produce — those that have blemishes, an abnormal shape or overripe...

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