News Archive

UNO is welcoming back Mavericks to the Fall 2021 semester with events, free food, and other activities.

In an uncertain year, one thing remained steadfast: IS&T's commitment to delivering high-quality information technology education to students of all ages. Our research opportunities grew, we doubled down on our commitment to community service, and we got to do some pretty cool stuff.

Once approved, Garcia-Murillo would become the first woman and first woman of color to oversee the college. She is scheduled to begin her new role on July 1.

High school students in 10th - 12th grade are welcome to apply to work with our faculty using machine learning and image data to study biofilm and materials informatics.

Briana Morrison, Ph.D., answered an urgent call to help more students study for the AP Computer Science exams Exams virtually. Is this the start of a new way of engagement?

Victor Winter, Ph.D., created an interactive class project to show students how data can be used to predict the way COVID-19 can spread.

Omaha area middle and high school teachers are welcome to apply for a 10-week long research program with our Computer Science department. This RET program will take place from May to July.

Join us to hear from Amy Kaden and Jocelyn Harper, two national leaders in STEM, as they tell their stories; March 25th and 27th!

José Santos has joined our Computer Science department as a lecturer.

Alanah Mitchell was working at an e-Commerce company and earning her master’s degree when a door opened to a world she didn’t know existed.

Agatha Owora joins our Computer Science faculty.

Olimpiya Saha knew she needed to get more research under her belt before she could pursue her career in the tech industry. She found herself at IS&T, and on her way to her dream job.

Foluso Ayeni is joining our Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis department.

Jorge Fandinno is joining our Computer Science department as an assistant professor.

Abhishek Tripathi grew up in one of the world's oldest cities before enrolling at IS&T. His journey to launch his career began with a passion with higher education and a chance meeting halfway across the world.

IS&T’s Nullify Computer Security Group invites high schoolers to participate in the fast-paced, exciting virtual competition that will take your skills to the next level.