News Archive

Starting Sunday, December 4, Criss Library will be open extended hours for prep week through the end of finals week, Wednesday, December 14.

The most recent volume of International Dialogue is now available on DigitalCommons@UNO

An update from UNO’s Queer Omaha Archives during October, which is LGBTQ+ History Month and American Archives Month.

The exhibit, "We’re Not Going Back!: The Second National March on Washington For Lesbian and Gay Rights", runs through December 22, 2022, on the first floor of Criss Library.

Applications for Affordable Content Grants: OER@UNO are now open!

An exhibit, U.S. Senate 101, runs through December 23, 2022, on the first floor of Criss Library. 

The Ghost of Landscape and Memory by Byron Anway is the newest exhibit to be shown in Criss Library's Osborne Family Gallery. The exhibit will run from August 22 - November 7, 2022.

Stay up-to-date with the third floor shifting and construction project.

The UNO Library Friends group hosted their annual Distinguished Service Awards event honoring library employees for exemplary service to UNO Libraries.

The exhibit celebrates 50 years of Black Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, sharing the history of the department through digitized collections from UNO Libraries.

A Group Show of Currently Incarcerated LGBTQ+ Artists May 20 — July 31, 2022

UNO Libraries’ Archives and Special Collections announced today that they have been awarded a $2000 grant from Humanities Nebraska to fund the On the Inside exhibit installation in the H. Don and Connie J. Osborne Family Gallery in Criss Library.

UNO Libraries’ Archives and Special Collections announced today that they have been awarded a $2550 grant from the Nebraska Arts Council to fund the On the Inside exhibit installation in the H. Don and Connie J. Osborne Family Gallery in Criss Library.

An exhibit, "Planes, Trains, and Waterways: Senator Hagel and Transportation in Nebraska", runs on the first floor of Criss Library.

Get more information on the outdoor construction happening around Criss Library.

Tom Farris has been immersed in American Indian art his entire life. A member of the Cherokee Nation and Otoe-Missouria tribe, he draws from his culture and his life-long influence of American Indian art to create his works. His exhibit will open on March 27 and run through April 29, 2022.

The grant funds will be used toward efforts to arrange, describe, and digitize archival collections documenting Nebraskeños history in Omaha and in the state’s rural communities.

The UNO Libraries support open access (OA) publishing at UNO through participation in agreements with scholarly publishers, which enable UNO authors to publish their articles OA in selected journals at no cost to themselves.

Gathering and Sharing Voices of Latinx Omahans Grant Awarded to UNO Libraries and the Office of Latino and Latin American Studies has ended.

The exhibit celebrates the 50 years of Black Studies at UNO, sharing the turbulent history and triumphs of one of the oldest Black Studies departments in the nation.

UNO Libraries is excited to announce the next round of Affordable Content Grants @ UNO.

Humanities Nebraska grant awarded to UNO Libraries to support history of Black Studies programming.