UNO students give time, money
The sun sets earlier, the weather is colder and the ringing of bells fills entrances to buildings and businesses around town. Yes, there is no disputing that the holidays are near, and that means bell...
View ArticleUNO alum may be next secretary of defense
By: Kelsey Stewart UNO alum and former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel is reported to be the leading candidate for secretary of defense. ...
View ArticleLooking back
Former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel draws on life experiences, time at UNO Despite high profile jobs and a very public life, former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel tries to remain private. “I think keeping a...
View ArticleStolarz leaves Mavs for Major Junior Hockey
Monday afternoon head coach Dean Blais announced that the Mavs will lose freshman goaltender Anthony
View ArticleCampus Housing now more popular
Before moving into UNO’s Maverick Village, sophomore Ashley Kildow worried student life in the residence halls would resemble a scene from a Ke$ha...
View ArticleMental health and predicting violence in wake of shooting
By: Justin Baker In the wake of the Newtown, Conn. elementary school shooting, a multitude of citizens have come forward with demands for socio-political change. Some contend that the mental health...
View ArticleSocial media influence on binge drinking
New Year’s Eve, while synonymous with optimistic new beginnings and resolutions, is equally known for its promotion of all things bubbly and alcoholic. For Mason Sumnicht, a 21-year-old senior a...
View ArticleCampus security closely examined after Sandy Hook
Horrible school shootings such as the Columbine, Virginia Tech, or Sandy Hook events lead to heightened concern about the safety and security of the places where we spend our time. These events are...
View ArticleDeputy stopped for DUI on campus
By: A Douglas County lieutenant was stopped on UNO's campus for a DUI. ...
View ArticleHeineman proposes tuition freeze
UNO students could see some relief from rising tuition costs in the near future through a two-year tuition freeze proposed by Gov. Dave Heineman
View ArticleOnline options help adults earn college degree
By: Justin BakerUNO Division of Continuing Studies offers more than 100 degree programs that can be completed online More than 100 degree programs at the University of Nebraska can be completed...
View ArticleStudents receive once in a lifetime study abroad opportunity
By: Britny Doane Zach Griffith and Hannah Gill have no words to properly express their excitement. Griffith and Gill are two of 16 students who received scholarships from the University of Nebraska...
View ArticleStudy shows extra pounds may add years to life
A new U.S. government report from the Journal of the American Medical Association argues that compared to those who are considered the ideal weight or markedly obese, individuals who are “pleasantly...
View ArticleNew campus photographer advocates through his work
After years of following stories around the state for the Omaha World-Herald, Jeff Beiermann is thankful to be more stationary and more attached to his work. He was hired by UNO in November, rep...
View ArticlePhotography exhibit focuses on Holocaust remembrance
By: Bill Stanton The UNO Criss Library is currently hosting an exhibit by photographer Ophir Palmon. Th...
View ArticlePipe bombs found near campus
Local bomb squad was called to Memorial Park Thursday morning to investigate Just before 9:45 a.m. Thursday, a man walking his dog through Memorial Park discovered a PVC pipe bomb in the creek and...
View ArticleFlu season 2013: An update on Nebraska’s outbreak
Every year there is a flood of information and public health advertising about getting the flu vaccine. This season is no different; however, there are many indicators that this will be the best time...
View ArticleOutdoor Venture Center offers challenges
Kaleigh Duffy’s hands are blistered and bleeding. Beneath her lie dozens of sharp mountain peaks. Her muscles ache in exhaustion, yet she’s never felt so proud of an accomplishment. “The most me...
View ArticleBill Nye to highlight science festival
Bill Nye the Science Guy is scheduled to headline this year’s Nebraska Science Festival. The festival, set for April 12 to 14, will feature science and technology related activities throughout Omaha....
View ArticleBlack-Jew Dialogues blends entertainment, education
In their upcoming performance “Black-Jew Dialogues,” Ron Jones and Larry Jay Tish use puppets, improvisation and personal experience to put o...
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