News Archive

Researchers from UNO teamed up with the Urban League of Nebraska and the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce to find out how they could better retain young professionals.

Re-Imagining U Spring course catalog now available.

It was a year of exciting opportunities, new records and national recognition. Here's a month-by-month look back at the highlights of 2017.

Kalvin Krieser and Tyler Reed were officially commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Air Force.

Washington Garcia, director of the School of Music, was honored in his home country of Ecuador on Tuesday, Dec. 19, with the nation's highest civilian honor

An unencrypted database holding over 1.4 billion user ids and passwords, was discovered on the internet on Dec. 5.

Faculty and staff at UNO provide advice on how to stay true to your goals for 2018

Regular updates on the work of the Budget Response Teams.

The University of Nebraska will begin making adjustments in 2018-19 to the way it allocates state dollars to the four campuses.

Since 2010, students from the UNO Department of Theatre have teamed with UNMC educators to train the next generation of doctors

The Great Plains IDeA-CTR Network (GP IDeA-CTR) is a collaboration of 8 institutions to provide research funding; deadline Jan. 31.

Each semester, psychology students like Nichole Cordle help provide assistance to children who need to improve their social and educational skills.

Gail Walling Yanney, M.D. and Michael B. Yanney received Honorary Doctor of Humane Letter Degrees from the University of Nebraska Omaha on Dec. 14 at the December 2017 Commencement Ceremony.

An update on the Chancellor Transition process.

At the heart of every Maverick is a story that is still being written. These graduates each have a unique story about why UNO will always be a special place to them.

Deb Derrick has been awarded Employee of the Month for the month of December.

Chancellor Gold, joined by by Thomas Walker and Dr. Laura Grams, discuss his transition advisory process.

On Dec. 15, more than 1,000 Mavericks celebrated December Commencement at Baxter Arena.

Blackboard will be unavailable starting Dec. 28 - 29.

Instructor Julien Fielding discusses the philosophical and religious themes of the Star Wars franchise ahead of the opening of "The Last Jedi"

Instructor Julien Fielding discusses the philosophical and religious themes of the Star Wars franchise ahead of the opening of "The Last Jedi"

UNO Child Care Center has been reaccredited for the 27th year.

A convincing phishing email was sent to many email users at the Omaha, Kearney and Lincoln campuses.

H&K's South Weight Room will be closed for updates starting Dec. 14.

A message for faculty who are participating in Dec. 2017 Commencement; Dec. 15.

The MS Political Science Program is now accepting applications for Summer and Fall 2018; deadline March 15.

The Academic & Career Development Center requests your assistance promoting the Spring 2018 Career & Internship Fair; March 1.

UNO and UNMC are invited to take part in biostatistics consulting.

University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds announced Heath Mello has been appointed NU associate vice president of university affairs and director of state relations.

A 2001 report from Associate Professor Lisa Scherer (Psychology) and Professor Shereen Bingham (Communication) was featured in the cover story for TIME's annual "Person of the Year" issue

All U.S. and Nebraska flags will be flown at half staff in honor of Pearl Harbor Day

The campus community is invited to meet the Indonesian Ambassador to the United States on Saturday, Dec. 9.

Get ready for the spring semester by getting your books at the UNO Bookstore, in store or online.

Lyndsey Rice is honored as the NACADA Region 6 honoree for Excellence in Advising as a Primary Role.

The Office of Latino/Latin American Studies (OLLAS) Project Coordinator accepted the award Dec. 5.

Parking Services will be making parking and shuttles updates for the Spring 2018 semester.

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education has ranked UNO as a top performer in its coordination and planning category.

Helping with the Hurricane Harvey relief effort is only the latest in a long list of experiences that have inspired Karen Franco to pursue an Emergency Management degree at UNO.

An online newsletter produced by students from the UNO University Honors Program was recently recognized nationally with a second-place prize

Thomas Bragg, professor of biology and director of UNO's Nature Preserves, recently received a lifetime achievement award from the Association for Fire Ecology

Mark Celinscak, Louis and Frances Blumkin Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, will participate in the inaugural Higher Education Leadership Summit from Thursday, Dec. 7, through Saturday, Dec. 9.

The new report highlights high levels of outmigration from rural counties into urban centers, resulting in changing demographics

The UNO Service Learning Academy is asking for input as they prepare for strategic planning.

UNO singers named winners at West Central Regional NATS Competition.

Millennials are rewriting the Thanksgiving playbook.

Bryson Barth has been named November's Employee of the Month.

Military Times Magazine ranked UNO in its top ten "Best for Vets" rankings for the sixth consecutive year.

Student Government encourages ideas, comments and suggestions via their suggestion box.

The Excellence in Teaching (EIT) Award Committee is now accepting nominations for 2018.

The Winners of the 8th Annual Creative Writing Contest in Spanish have been announced. The contest was open to all students attending grades 5-12 in the State of Nebraska and asked all students to submit a short story between 250 and 600 words.

Regular updates on the work of the Budget Response Teams.

Using data collected from Campus Pride, UNO has been named the best college to attend as an LGBTQIA+ person.

The UNO Men's Soccer team finishes the season (10-6-3).

Thanks to a nearly $1 million grant from the Department of State, representatives from UNO will be working with university faculty from Afghanistan to develop an internationally competitive business school in Kabul.

UNO RHA received awards for sustainability and professional service.

Lot M, just south of Criss Library, will be closed on Friday, Nov. 17.

The bi-annual Office of Research and Creative Activity External Awards bulletin is available to view.

Milo Bail Student Center announces hours during Thanksgiving Break; Nov. 23 - 24.

The Gateway Student Newspaper is hosting a holiday children's book drive for Jackson Elementary Students.

UNO student Bradley Collett shared his experience as a professional photographer at the U.S. Olympic Curling Trials.

Campus Compact is ready to make an impact on the UNO community.

UNO and UNMC are partnering to host the workshop as part of a national effort called the Perry Initiative

A message released on Veterans Day from University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds.

The U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling were held Nov. 11–18 at UNO's Baxter Arena. The competition served as the sole qualifier for curlers on the U.S. Olympic Team for the winter games in PyeongChang.

UNO Food Services is excited to announce Luigi Di Ruocco as the new Catering Manager.

All U.S. and Nebraska flags will fly at half staff until sundown on Thursday, Nov. 9, in honor of the victims of the mass shooting at Sutherland Springs, Texas.

Career Tracks is a professional development training and coaching program developed in collaboration with the University of Nebraska at Omaha and Union Pacific.

On-campus housing options fill up fast; complete the 2018-2019 housing application today.

UNO was awarded the 'Workplace Health Achievement' Bronze award and the "Workplace Health Solution Award" at the WELLCOM luncheon, Nov. 7.

The City of Omaha will soon be increasing parking enforcement in Elmwood Park.

The Service Learning Academy is seeking 2018 nominations for the Outstanding Faculty and Student Service Learning Awards.

Volunteers needed to operate cameras on the ice during the US Olympic Curling Trials.

UNO Intramural Sports sends two officials and champion teams to compete in NIRSA Regional Championship at Lincoln; Nov. 10-12.

Benjamin Steiner and Joseph Schwartz of the UNO School of Criminology and Criminal Justice will lead a study funded by the National Institute of Justice.

Chancellor Gold welcomes Dr. Nick Stergiou to discuss biomechanics and the upcoming expansion efforts.

NASPA Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education has named Vice Chancellor for Student Success Dan Shipp the 2017 recipient of its regional Outstanding Dean award.

Participants over 65 years of age sought for “Variability of Movement on an Altered Inertial Dynamics Task” study at the Biomechanics Research Building.

Chancellor Gold interviews Dan Shipp, Vice Chancellor of Student Success, about the increases in retention and enrollment at UNO.

The list salutes 40 of our area's young, dynamic business leaders.

Upcoming live webinars for retirement planning presented by TIAA.

All benefits-eligible employees may take the Health Risk Assessment starting today.

International Photo Contest is now open for submissions from students, faculty & staff; deadline Nov. 8.

The fifth year of MavRadio's Haunted Heartland airs on Halloween.

Wellness Week, a new campus awareness campaign organized by UNO’s Wellness Subdivision, runs Monday, Oct. 30 – Friday, Nov. 3.

Call for conference proposals and award nominations.

ACDC Career Tip: Your resume should focus on accomplishments, not tasks.

From Tuesday, Oct. 31 through Friday, Nov. 3, the northbound left turn lane on 67th street that serves the Peter Kiewit Institute (PKI) will be closed for minor street construction.

Grants of up to $2,500 per student are available to UNO undergraduates to support faculty-mentored projects.

Jay Killion, Assistant Director of Special Projects with Information Technology Services, was recently named UNO’s Employee of the Month for October.

Check out some of UNO's newest student organizations.

The UNO flight team placed first at the NIFA Region VI SAFECON and will attend their ninth consecutive national competition

On Friday, Oct. 20, UNO and the University of Nebraska Foundation celebrated the life and contributions of the Leonard and Shirley Goldstein family

UNO and the League of Women Voters of Greater Omaha are hosting their biennial "Running and Winning" workshop

Registration for the 2018 Nebraska Certified Public Manager Program is now open through Dec. 15.

On Wednesday, Bruce Currin, Associate Vice President for Human Resources, sent the following update to all university faculty and staff about 2018 health insurance premiums.

On Thursday, Oct. 19, the UNO flag will be lowered in memory of UNO student William Monen

The PhD program in Public Administration at the University of Nebraska at Omaha is an established Carnegie Doctoral program now accepting doctoral applications through Feb. 1.

Alumna Maddy McFarland credits UNO support and opportunities for opening doors.

All shuttle routes will be paused during the Homecoming Parade; Oct. 20.

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. interviews Kristina Cammarano, interim assistant vice chancellor for Student Affairs, in this Maverick Minute.

Starting this month, UNO will now have collection sites for the Hefty® EnergyBag™ program.

A new club is starting at UNO, Shotokan Karate, and will be holding classes weekly Wednesday and Friday starting Oct. 20.

Join us for the UNO Physics Fall Festival, with a long list of activities that will keep little scientists, and their families, entertained; Oct. 21.

On Wednesday, Marjorie Kostelnik, Ph.D., senior assistant to the president of the University of Nebraska, sent the following Budget Response Team update to all university faculty and staff.

The University of Nebraska’s highest honor, the Regents Medal, was presented Tuesday to the family of the late Richard “Dick” Holland.

Spring Awakening is a dynamic rock musical about a dozen young people who negotiate the thrilling, complicated and mysterious time of sexual awakening.

This is a security notice that is being sent out through the whole University of Nebraska System.

This is a security notice that is being sent out through the whole University of Nebraska System.

UNO's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America earned three national outstanding chapter awards at the PRSSA 2017 National Conference.

Chancellor Gold interviews Dan Shipp, Vice Chancellor of Student Success, about the new Maverick Landing and its services.

UNO Faculty and Staff are invited to the launch of Campus Compact for the Great Plains; Nov. 12 - 13.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Thursday, Oct. 12, in memory of UNO staff member Juan Felix

Many UNO student winners at National Association of Teachers of Singing Students Auditions: Nebraska Chapter held at University of Nebraska-Kearney.

The UCRCA is now accepting full proposals for up to $5,000 in funding from faculty by November 1st of the fall semester and February 1st the following spring semester (pending availability of funds).

A notice from the University of Nebraska ITS Information Security Office

The Aviation Institute will host and compete in the 2017 Region VI NIFA SAFECON competition

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Oct. 10, in memory of UNO student Fares Keilany

Sandra Jones brings science to life for the students in the STEM Ecosystem.

Lee Denker is the Executive Director of UNO Alumni Engagement and President and CEO of the UNO Alumni Association.

Theresa Barron-McKeagney, Ph.D, and Jerry Deichert, M.A., manage the CPACS Urban Research Grants.

Karen Weber, M.A., launched MaverickPR at UNO, a student-run public relations firm.

Jimmy Nguyen has made a home at UNO. The student senator is involved with Habitat for Humanity, Students Against Hunger, and started South Sioux City alumni team of students. Project achieve helped start Jimmy down the path of volunteerism.

The special event was thanks to a partnership with Team IMPACT, a nonprofit organization that aims to improve the quality of life for children facing life-threatening illnesses.

Jessica Foreman worked as the Judy Monaghan Student Intern for Inclusive Communities.

On Oct. 5, the Board of Regents presented the KUDOS award to Karen Ressegieu, an administrative assistant for the Dean of the College of Public Affairs and Community Service (CPACS). Karen has worked at UNO for 53 years, and is retiring this fall.

“There are very few places in the United States where you can study the types of questions that we do in this lab. This is the best place to be to answer those questions.”

Monthly Cyber security newsletter.

A message from the offices of Academic and Student Affairs and Human Resources

The UNO Bookstore wants to know what you think when it comes to course materials and technology; deadline Oct. 28.

How to assist the residents of Puerto Rico as they recover from two devastating hurricanes

All department cap and gown orders are due no later than Nov 3.

Through Oct. 6, all U.S. and Nebraska flags will be flown at half-staff in honor of the victims of the act of violence in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A time of relaxation and discussion, every Friday.

Rebecca Lutte, assistant professor with UNO's Aviation Institute, was honored for her contributions to aerospace education

Angela Eikenberry, associate professor of public administration, was recently named president of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA)

A support group for students who are dealing with depression and/or anxiety.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Thursday, Sept. 28, in memory of UNO student Chase Kruse

On Wednesday, Oct. 11, Gina Toman will join the Office of Academic Affairs as Faculty Human Resources Officer and Assistant to the Senior Vice Chancellor

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Sept. 26, in memory of UNO student Alexandra Farley

Utilize this new and free training system that features an innovative way to help you prepare more effectively for a job interview.

The Office of Digital Learning will be offering training on ilos, UNO's new Video Content Management System.

The Anchor Institution Task Force has announced Christensen will receive the Anchor Institution Community Partnership Award

UNO is home to a new Steinway and Sons grand piano thanks to support from the metro area community

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Sept. 22, in memory of retiree Arleen Michael

The Intensive English Language at UNO (ILUNO) Program is now accredited by Commission on English Language Program Accreditation for the maximum duration of five years.

A message from UNO Facilities regarding reports about the possibility of bed bugs in the Strauss Performing Arts Center. So far, no bed bugs or evidence of bed bugs has been found.

The eighth Creative Writing Contest in Spanish is seeking submissions from students grades five through 12

A reminder to follow stall and lot restrictions in Elmwood park

The UNO flag is lowered today, Thursday, Sept. 14, in memory of UNO employee George Cardenas

Members of the Celebration Committee surprised Sarah with the news on Sept. 12. Congratulations, Sarah!

The University of Nebraska has finalized additional cost-reduction strategies identified by the Budget Response Teams as part of a university-wide effort to close a $49 million shortfall. The shortfall is brought on by cuts in state funding combined with the university’s rising costs.

Assistant Professors DeeDee Bennett and Hans Louis Charles are leading one of 27 research teams selected for a two-year, $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation

The Maverick Minute is a new video series featuring Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., interviewing members of the UNO community.

The flags are lowered today, Tuesday, Sept. 12, in honor of UNO retiree Mary Adams

The Bioinformatics Research Education Pipeline (BREP) will provide students an opportunity to combat and prevent infectious disease on a global scale

Information Technology Services’ Bob Goeman earned the Patriot Award for his outstanding support of a team member who is serving in the Iowa National Guard.

"Friday Faculty Focus with Brandon McDermott” airs each Friday at 7 A.M. and noon on all-classical 90.7 KVNO, a broadcast service of the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). This week, he sat down with Dr. Jeremy Baguyos.

UNO is continuing its ‘Maverick Momentum’ into the 2017-2018 academic year, achieving a record-breaking incoming freshman class for the third straight year and enrolling the second-largest graduate class in the school’s history.

A faculty event with lunch to celebrate Newspapers in Curricula and to discuss the future of the faculty group; Oct. 5.

UNO earned its top scores in the categories of Sustainability Planning, Co-Curricular Activities, Waste Management, and Sustainable Transportation.

A message from Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., on the U.S. Attorney General's announcement regarding the future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

The UNO Bookstore is making cap and gown purchasing even easier.

The University community is cordially invited to celebrate Karen Ressegieu's 53 years of service to UNO at a retirement reception on September 21.

Free electronic recycling and paper shredding event open to UNO students, faculty, and staff.

Remember to be cautious of job and phishing scams as we start a new academic year.

"Friday Faculty Focus with Brandon McDermott” airs each Friday at 7 a.m. and noon on all-classical 90.7 KVNO, a broadcast service of the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). This week he sat down with Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel.

The Urban Health Opportunities Program (UHOP), a partnership between UNO and UNMC now in its second year, has added a new cohort of freshmen students

UNO is seeking comments from the public about the university in preparation for its periodic evaluation by its regional accrediting agency.

UNO’s Department of Public Safety (UNODPS) has determined circumstances exist that may pose a threat to members and guests of the UNO campus community. Please read this notification for additional information.

While videos of the entire panel have been available online since early 2017, this is the first time they will be broadcast to a statewide audience.

The Success Academy looks to play a vital role in making higher education more accessible for all students.

The number of Maverick alumni continues to grow as 600 University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) students have applied to graduate this August.

On Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2017, UNO’s Department of Public Safety (UNODPS) determined circumstances existing that may pose a threat to members and guests of the UNO campus community.

To better support the academic mission, accelerate collaborative potential and align the two campuses’ infrastructure, several specific functions at UNO and UNMC will be integrated, Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., announced on Wednesday, Aug. 30.

The program provides financial support and mentoring and is designed to foster the growth of diverse, exceptional graduate students conducting research about young children and their families.

Learn more about what it means to be a student organization advisor and express interest here.

"At the University of Nebraska, we’re a family – and we’ve shown time and again that when our fellow human beings are in need, we’re ready to join hands and help however we can."

Christine Reed, professor of public administration, takes over director duties from Steve Rodie, professor of biology

A $2 million gift from the Holland Foundation will provide support for the Buffett Early Childhood Institute.

A $2 million gift from the Holland Foundation will provide support for the Buffett Early Childhood Institute.

Whether we are ready or not, the world is on track to look—and feel—very different by the turn of the next century.

The "Maverick Machine" is UNO's resident pep band at Baxter Arena. Audition by Sept. 9.

The Academic & Career Development Center (ACDC) shares tips to prepare you for what's next!

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered from sunrise to sunset in honor of Gabriela Lemus-Cancino

Mary Ryan, a UNO alumna and former University of Kansas administrator, has been named as the new director of Campus Compact for the Great Plains

Donated glasses will be given to schools in South America and Asia for the 2019 solar eclipse

Mary Ryan, a UNO alumna and former University of Kansas administrator, has been named as the new director of Campus Compact for the Great Plains

UNO students, faculty and staff are eligible to receive free tickets to Curling Night in America hosted at UNO’s Baxter Arena, Aug. 24-26.

Gender Revolt! is a 10-film series that runs from Aug. 26 through Sept. 17

Gender Revolt! is a 10-film series that runs from Aug. 26 through Sept. 27

A message from Chancellor Gold on UNO and UNMC’s growing collaboration.

UNO Magazine turned to four professors in the UNO Department of History, asking them to cite the wars or battles they find most memorable for how they were impacted by weather.

UNO graduates and former faculty are key members of the U.S. Air Force’s 557th Weather Wing.

Numerous UNO alumni spend their livelihoods dependent—to one degree or another—on the weather. Following is a look at some of those alumni from across the country.

While at UNO, Crawford worked as a staff secretary in Academic Support Services.

Watch Chancellor Gold's welcome back message to students, faculty, and staff.

UNO has contracted with Best Care Employee Assistance Program to provide confidential counseling and referral services to benefit-eligible Faculty and Staff and their eligible dependents.

Tyler Lee takes the UNO Alumni Association’s "Show the O" campaign to 12 countries.

NU professor, teaching on UNO campus, invents concrete mixture that melts ice and snow.

Papillion Creek surrounds Omaha, making it the state’s most flood-prone region

Professional storm chasers and those charged with documenting severe storms know the pursuit can be a thrilling yet bittersweet adventure.

ORBT is a high-capacity bus rapid transit service that will offer some of the advantages of light rail without the added cost of tracks in the ground. A stop will be at UNO at the end of 2018.

Theresa Barron-McKeagney, Ph.D, and Jerry Deichert, M.A., help CPACS faculty perform applied research through Urban Research Grants.

For the fifth consecutive year, the Delta Chi Chapter of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity has earned the fraternity's highest undergraduate honor.

In April 2017, University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds, Ph.D., named Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., Interim Chancellor of UNO.

Ready to take charge of your professional development?

Working with our Faculty Senate, UNO leadership determined the best course of action is to continue classes as scheduled, leaving it up to the discretion of our faculty on how to handle their respective classes.

Public Safety is in need of your help! We're looking for ideas for the name of our lunch and learns. Submit yours by Aug. 24.

University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds, Ph.D., UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., release statements decrying hate.

UNO's International Professional Development (IPD) program concludes a two-week faculty development program for English professors from Hainan Medical University in China.

The Board of Regents presented the KUDOS award to Jeff Kaipust, building manager for the Biomechanics Research Building at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

Plans for a privately-funded addition to the Biomechanics Research Building are moving forward.

Innovations in biomechanics that could change the way stroke, autism, COPD, movement disorders and other conditions are treated.

Check out this month's edition to learn how to avoid financial scams and report them to authorities.

It's been a busy summer for campus partners who manage digital communications, especially with updates to the website.

Members of the Celebration Committee surprised Fred with the news on Aug. 9. Congratulations, Fred!

Sister Rosemary Arrah, a UNO College of Education alumna, has spent the last five years working with UNO students to provide books to youth in her native Cameroon.

The nation’s next great national security policymakers might be studying in Omaha.

A longstanding tradition that goes back to 2013, the South Omaha Classic is much more than just a soccer game. It’s the culmination of a century long partnership between UNO and one of the regions most diverse communities.

Proposed new policy open for review and comment.

Want to be part of Curling Night in America at Baxter Arena? Sign up for volunteer opportunities.

Social Work 1500 students will share final presentations with community partners about their summer service learning projects, Aug. 8.

Nikolaos Stergiou, Ph.D., has been awarded a fellowship to collaborate on research and education in his native Greece.

A reminder of the updates from fall 2017 to the guest access process to a new service charge, UNO’s Cashiering and Student Accounts office wants to make students aware of changes taking effect in the fall semester.

A message from University of Nebraska leadership on Phase 1 of Budget Response Team recommendations.

On Aug. 1 and 2, Chancellor Gold and a group of representatives from UNO and UNMC traveled to Columbus, Norfolk and West Point to meet with community members

During the interview, Glasser discusses how theater students can be successful after graduation, a recent trip to Lithuania, and the role of the arts at UNO.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered from sunrise to sunset

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered from sunrise to sunset. While at UNO, Pearson worked as a publications coordinator in UNO University Relations for nearly 30 years.

The Omaha women's and men's tennis teams have been designated as ITA All-Academic Teams. Seven players from each team were also recognized as ITA Scholar-Athletes for 2016-2017.

As a team, the Mavericks recorded a 3.73 GPA during the 2016-17 academic year to garner the annual honor.

Full-time faculty and staff can receive a 25% discount on season tickets for athletic events.

Don Leuenberger, special assistant to Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., is taking on a new responsibility in his current role.

Dr. Peter Szto discusses social welfare analysis, a travel course that takes students to China, and his use of photography in class.

UNO, along with the University of Nebraska at Kearney and University of Nebraska Medical Center, have joined the Unizin Consortium.

NU President Bounds recently announced the names of prestigious graduate fellowship recipients

Students can complete a market research questionnaire to help the University of Nebraska Foundation better understand student perception of philanthropy at UNO - participants will be entered to win a $100 gift card to the UNO Bookstore.

The National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court includes Omaha men's basketball student-athletes Kyler Erickson and Alex Allbery, who excelled in the classroom last season.

Graduate students in the UNO School Psychology and Speech-Language Pathology programs are hosting a summer reading program called “Camp UNO” for students at Holy Name Elementary this week and next.

Shannon Teamer brings both personal and professional experience with TRiO programs to his new role as UNO's Director of Project Achieve TRiO Student Support Services

UNO's Jorge Zuniga is leading a team of six NU professors designing a low cost, lower-limb 3D prosthetic arm

An outage occurred on Sunday, July 16, affecting about half of UNO Faculty and Staff.

You'll see a change in appearance for the NU TrueYou and UNO NetID Password Resets login screens, starting Monday.

The Summit League announced its 2016-17 Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence and Team Academic Achievement Awards, with Omaha capturing a league-best four individual sport honors.

ACDC added Big Interview to the library of career resources to help students and alumni prepare for internship and job interviews. Learn how faculty can implement the tool in facilitating courses.

Joe Schwartz led a team of researchers who analyzed 1,345 youth in the juvenile justice and criminal justice systems in Arizona and Pennsylvania.

Parking Services invites the campus community to an open house at its new location near the Pacific Street Garage.

Due to an environment of increasing security risks, ITS will be implementing changes to help mitigate and eliminate security threats on a weekly basis.

A look at the different career paths some took to UNO.

Phil Covington, currently the Senior Director of Student Life at UNO, will become interim Student Services Director and Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UNMC.

Phil Covington, currently the Senior Director of Student Life at UNO, will become interim Student Services Director and Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UNMC.

Students in Susan McWilliams' early childhood development course created lesson plans for preschoolers at the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered July 7, from sunrise to sunset.

Tammie Kennedy, Ph.D., associate professor in the English department, is the editor and director of the Women's Archive Project (WAP).

John Kretzschmar is the director of UNO’s William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies. This year the organization celebrated the 18th annual Promoting the General Welfare Conference.

Gabriela Amador worked as an undergraduate assistant in the UNO Service Learning Academy.

Arturo has nurtured his love of the environment through his volunteering. The Environmental Studies major, with a concentration in Earth Science, volunteers at Benson Plant Rescue.

Jacques Musavyimana is the founder of UNO Students Against Hunger, a student group with the aim to educate people about food insecurity and eradicate hunger.

Dr. Qureshi discussed the advantages of UNO’s graduate IT program, one of her recent journal articles on the spread of Ebola, and UNO’s Development Cloud Computing Lab.

Paul Sather was the director of the UNO Service Learning Academy. He retired in June of 2017.

Maverick Den turns one this July. Celebrate with our two new specials: Birthday Cake Shake & Fry Day Friday!

On July 3, 2017, Julie Dierberger will take over as director of UNO's Service Learning Academy

UNO encourages employees on Dodge and Scott Campuses to leave between 3 and 4 P.M. to avoid traffic congestion that day. Please read the announcement for additional instructions.

Graduate student Kati Kough recently had the chance to meet one of the world's most influential people

Chancellor Gold, M.D., discussed academic collaboration between UNO and UNMC during a recent episode of "Under the Microscope."

The Summer Career Institute is a partnership between UNO and the Council Bluffs Community Schools

Girls from around the Omaha metro gained hands-on STEM experiences on the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) campus this summer.

In June, UNO and UNMC co-hosted the 12th annual International Student Research Forum

Journalism major Donald Kellum is making the most of his time as a Maverick. The sports enthusiast covered the 2017 College World Series alongside reporters from ESPN, The Associated Press, and many other national outlets.

Philippe Malcolm, assistant professor of Biomechanics, co-wrote an article discussing recent advances in exoskeleton research

An emergency management class traveled to Bellevue to learn and give back

The ability to enhance the body's potential with exoskeletons is becoming more science than science fiction, and the University of Nebraska at Omaha is playing a significant part.

Assisant professor of economics Dustin White talks about how he uses sports and popular culture to get his students excited and engaged in class.

There’s still time to reserve your housing for fall, but spots are filling up fast. Apply today through your MavLINK account!

Construction on the Strauss Performing Arts Center addition is underway. The project is expected to run through December 2018. Please use the designated route to access the building.

The recognition is given annually to individuals who have excelled in one of the following categories: Agriculture, Arts, Business and Industry, Community Service, Education, Philanthropy, Professions, Public Service, Sports or Service to Youth.

Bev Seay knows what applied research can do for a community.

Beginning this fall, the Bachelor of General Studies degree will be known by a different name.

A variety of courses are happening this summer, including ones on improv, Marvel films and Mad Men

Andrew Swift crunches the numbers and runs teams through a simulated series 100,000 times.

Learn about the TIAA financial literacy quiz, retirement planning, the Employee and Dependent Scholarship program, and tips to achieve health and wellness goals.

The next seminar in the Best Care EAP series is Don’t Fear Feedback. All employees are invited attend.

It is heating up outside! Chill out with Maverick Den and their new happy hour special June 12 through June 30.

Daniel Hawkins, UNO associate professor of sociology, was interviewed by KVNO. During the interview, Hawkins discusses some of his recent scholarly work, "Media Bias in College Basketball" and "Globalization, Culture Wars, and Soccer."

Do you ride a bike or walk to work? Consider purchasing a new Wellness Center membership for use of the showers and towel service during the work week.

What’s your financial IQ? Take the challenge and see how your financial understanding measures up. You could win an iPad mini!

Former Omaha forwards Jake Guentzel and Josh Archibald made history Sunday night, as the duo was part of the Pittsburgh Penguins' 2017 Stanley Cup championship. They are the first Mavericks to have their names on the Stanley Cup.

The intersection will be limited to one lane June 8-30.

The annual Human Movement and Variability Conference welcomed dozens of researchers and experts to campus

The 14-member committee will identify collaboration points between the two universities

After seeing a video online, Brevan Jorgenson decided he wanted a self-driving car of his own. So he made it happen.

Baker reflects on her career as a journalist, the merging of the School of Communication and the College of Fine Arts, and tells us about her new position at the University of San Diego.

The Kudos Award recognizes the accomplishments of outstanding employees from across the four University of Nebraska campuses. Winners are honored at a Board of Regents meeting.

Seniors Dylan Burton and Brendon Keller spent 11 days and traveled more than 280 miles from North Platte to Omaha

Check out this month's edition to learn how to connect to the Internet and browse websites securely.

For the second year in a row, voters have put the University of Nebraska at Omaha at the top of the Omaha's Choice Awards' College/University category.

Have you ever attended an official TED-organized event? You may qualify to apply for licenses for TEDx events and be asked to join the TEDxUNO committee.

The UNO Department of Psychology is accepting applications for PSYC 4920: Mental Health Internship, offered during the fall semester. Learn more about this opportunity and how to apply.

Hilt will take over for current College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media Dean Gail F. Baker this July.

The transition process for Chancellor Jeffrey Gold is continuing and will be assisted by two broadly representative groups, announced today, May 30, 2017; a Transition Advisory Council as well as a Transition Advisory Team.

Research from Department of Biomechanics Assistant Professor Philippe Malcolm and researchers at Harvard was recently published

University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds Tuesday released a proposed 2017-18 operating budget that he said protects NU’s highest priorities of affordability and academic quality despite a reduction in state funding that will necessitate difficult decisions across the institution.

Leaders from 22 civic, faith-based, educational and health care organizations spent nearly two hours discussing issues directly affecting the North Omaha community.

Britny Doane is already a published author, but that is not stopping her from taking on new challenges.

The honor was bestowed upon Christensen by University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds, Ph.D., at a community celebration for Christensen at the Holland Center on May 25.

The Office of Student Involvement, Student Government, and Maverick Productions offer a chance to win CWS and Home Run Derbry tickets! Enter to win by completing a form on MavSYNC.

Tyler Lee is “Showing the O” across Europe

Beginning this fall, a blended online/on-site coursework option will allow more teachers the flexibility to earn advanced degrees

The first project will focus on monitoring controls for Microsoft's Azure cloud software

The Milo Bail Student Center is excited to introduce Branden Williams as the new UNO Food Services manager.

Students Jeromie Meyer and Brent Regier were selected to represent the US in the U23 world championships this summer

Learn how to participate in the Newspapers in Curricula program. Faculty interested in complimentary home delivery of the New York Times for summer or fall classes should contact the new representative.

Dr. Ann Berger of UNMC's College of Nursing talks with KVNO's Brandon McDermott about the future of cancer research and treatment

Traffic flow changes are underway on Dodge Campus. Please read this announcement for details, including the removal of select stop signs.

Please read an announcement from the ITS Security team regarding potential data breaches.

The UNO Writing Center is open for summer, from May 15 to August 10.

UNO communications professor Dave Ogden discusses his career in broadcast journalism, how the industry has changed, and why clear, concise writing will always be the most important skill in communications professions.

The Flying Mavs place in the top 15 nationally at collegiate aviation championships

The Information Security Office wishes to notify you of the spread of ransomware through phishing attacks. Please read the announcement for details.

UNO and UNMC's partnership UNeTeCH is helping bring biomedical innovations technology to the market

The Nebraska Legislature on Tuesday gave final approval to the state budget package for 2017-19, including funding for the University of Nebraska.

Last night I learned that there is a possibility the Legislature may conduct a study about the feasibility of consolidating UNO and UNMC into a single University of Nebraska institution in Omaha.

The award was presented by the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce

Sofia Jawed-Wessel continues to be recognized for her work at UNO and in the community for the advancement of public health education and advocacy.

Amelia Squires is the UNO STEM Outreach Coordinator. She engages youth in STEM education opportunities like EUREKA-STEM!, which is an enrichment program that begins with a four week summer camp held on UNO's Campus for middle school girls.

James Van Ormer was eager to do something that could help people. Through The Collaborative, he found that something: bringing a world of color to early childhood and special needs audiences.

Lexxus Sears serves as the first UNO student intern for the Black Police Officers Association.

Nduulwa Kowa was the first UNO student recipient of the Marian Ivers Internship.

UNO Associate Professors, Troy Romero, Ph.D., and Mitzi Ritzman, Ph.D., co-direct The Transitions Program.

Elections have concluded for the 2017-2018 Staff Advisory Council. Congratulations to the new members!

The inaugural class of the Buffett Institute Graduate Scholars program presented its research at a symposium on May 2. Presentations included research findings and implications for the early childhood field.

Becky Lutte, Ph.D., recently was named the chair-elect of the American Society for Public Administration's Section on Transportation Policy and Administration.

"I really look forward to our ongoing journey together."

This year's banquet was held April 26. Congratulations to all the winners!

The Volunteer Program Assessment at UNO is a volunteer assessment system designed to promote nonprofit organizational effectiveness. Click to learn more.

Congratulations to our newest graduates! At the heart of every Maverick is a story that is still being written

A celebration of more than 1,600 students was held May 5 at Baxter Arena.

Associate professor of computer science Harvey Siy discusses software engineering and tech companies' decisions to not provide government access to users' personal information

Lyndsey Rice, academic advisor in the Department of Emergency Management, was named Academic Advisor of the Year at the Faculty Senate/Staff Advisory Council Banquet on April 26.

The Celebration Committee surprised Stella with the news on May 1. Stella was nominated by her peers for her adaptability, interpersonal skills, and knowledge of the job.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered May 3, from sunrise to sunset.

UNMC's Dr. James O'Dell speaks with KVNO's Brandon McDermott about advancements in treatments for arthritis and gout.

UNMC Chancellor Jeffrey Gold, M.D., will lead Omaha campuses on an interim basis.

UNMC Chancellor Jeffrey Gold, M.D., will lead Omaha campuses on an interim basis.

"We are about to take the next step, for together, we are about to continue to build our future."

The project wrapped up well ahead of schedule. Read this story for the latest information, as campus transitions back to normal operations.

Graduating students will now have the added option of obtaining an electronic version of their diploma

Please complete this survey to tell the Office of Financial Support and Scholarships about your experiences with the Federal Work Study Program. The deadline to complete the survey is today, May 12.

Ten participants from the most recent USSTRATCOM Leadership Fellows Program graduated on April 21

"We definitely teach them a lot about the aviation business, because that's what we want them to go into."

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered April 20, from sunrise to sunset.

The Nebraska Environmental Steward Taskforce expands a local effort by UNO researchers to monitor waterways for toxins

The Office of Latino/Latin American Studies (OLLAS) at the University of Nebraska Omaha is proud to announce the appointment of Cristián Doña-Reveco, Ph.D., as its new director.

This program provides a balanced approach to key concepts in public services, technical services, and leadership.

Amelia Squires is the UNO STEM Outreach Coordinator. She engages youth in STEM education opportunities like EUREKA-STEM!, which is an enrichment program that begins with a four week summer camp held on UNO's Campus for middle school girls.

Omaha has been home to regional and national curling champions, from 1960-2000, with competition once held at Ak-Sar-Ben rink in the heart of what today is UNO's Scott Campus.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered April 17, from sunrise to sunset.

UNO is proud to acknowledge our amazing students across all academic disciplines. On April 14, the Student Honors Convocation recognized the students below for their excellence, campus leadership, and volunteerism.

UNO is excited to introduce a new look for MavLINK. The redesigned MavLINK offers students the ability to access MavLINK from any device with a consistent experience with the desktop.

"In order to be able to design better, effective treatments for pancreatic cancer we need to know the key fundamental genes that drive its biology."

Our educators' passion and dedication makes a difference in the classroom every day.

From the Spring 2017 issue of UNO Magazine: UNO’s Aviation students are training for one of the most in-demand careers.

Surplus Property would like to make a request to all departments to send unused or obsolete keys for desks, file cabinets, or storage lockers to surplus.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered on April 13, from sunrise to sunset, in honor of UNO retiree Frank Bramhall, Jr.

A new $1.2 mil grant will fund scholarships, research opportunities and internship programs.

Congratulations, Sandy! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to UNO!

Please be safe and turn your phone off or set it aside when you start your car. No conversation is worth the risk.

The team bested dozens of other teams at the Division I level, making it their sixth top-10 finish in the last six years

MavRadio and KVNO-FM recently returned from the Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association (MBJA) conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. MavRadio and KVNO-FM didn’t come home empty-handed. They won eight awards.

"If you look at any type of research, girls are typically less active regardless of age, income level, race and ethnicity."

Roni Reiter-Palmon, Ph.D., was named a recipient of the Outstanding Research and Creative Activity Award. Reiter-Palmon's research and teaching has tangible impact on the development of leaders in Nebraska and around the world.

Omaha Vice Chancellor of Athletics Trev Alberts announced that Mike Gabinet has been named the third head hockey coach in school history.

On Monday, April 3, the UNO chapter of Phi Kappa Phi welcomed its 51st class

Military Times has ranked UNO's cybersecurity as the best public program in the nation and second best overall

Enjoy a free lunch and hear from successful women in the STEM field on April 5.

UNO's competitive speech team once again finishes in the national Top 10

Jimmy Nguyen was recently named a Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellow

"I can't tell you how exciting this journey has been here at UNO."

The Kudos Award recognizes the accomplishments of outstanding employees from across the four University of Nebraska campuses. Winners are honored at a Board of Regents meeting.

Students can now earn a minor and certificate in Tribal Management and Emergency Services! Learn how to help your tribal nation increase their capacity in responding to natural and man-made disasters.

The Service Learning Academy wants to help you with a service project. Contact SLA today!

With summer soon approaching, the number of children on campus is expected to increase for summer camps, programs, and other activities.

UNO uses Proofpoint to provide extra protection of our students, faculty, and staff.

Sustainability efforts are making campus an even more environmentally-friendly place to be.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered March 24, from sunrise to sunset.

Reach for It is a free dance program for elders and persons with Parkinson's. Participants will exercise and have fun using the fluidity of dance to work on balance, strength, movement, and coordination.

"One of the interesting things about aging is that, in general, it's been found that social and emotional aspects of life may improve with aging"

Students at the UNO School of Music have an edge thanks to the school's connections with Omaha's performing arts community.

Three Mavericks will be recognized at the Women's Center for Advancement's 30th annual Tribute to Women.

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered on March 16, from sunrise to sunset, in memory of UNO student Kristen Toner.

Couldn't join us or want to relive your favorite talks from TEDxUNO 2017?

UNO’s Dance Marathon will raise money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. Organizers say the non-profit organization has touched the lives of many in the UNO community.

March is National Hemophilia Month and the UNO Child Care Center is challenging you to help donate and bring awareness!

The Department of Biomechanics is offering three new undergraduate courses this fall, including one course that fills a general education social sciences requirement.

A group of students studying public relations will distribute materials at information tables located around campus throughl March 15, offering free pins and fact cards that identify the five signs of emotional suffering and campus resources.

KVNO, a broadcast service of UNO, features UNMC pediatrician Laura Jana on "Faculty Focus"

The program brings students from Southeast Asia to the U.S., promoting cross-cultural understanding and civic engagement.

The Office of Military and Veteran Services (OMVS) is creating a military-affiliated mural in the Milo Bail Student Center

Now that W-2’s are arriving, it’s time to consider how to stay safe from tax season scams.

Chancellor Christensen released a letter to UNO faculty and staff on Tuesday, March 7, introducing plans to combine NU information technology services.

Fighting for peace by studying hate

Howard Fox, senior associate dean of UNMC Research and Development is interviewed on KVNO, a broadcast service of UNO

Introducing the Underserved Law Opportunities Program (ULOP)

UNO has partnered with CircuiTree Solutions in September 2016 to offer a one-stop registration process for all camps and youth activities affiliated with UNO.

Matt Galardi, senior security analyst, Information Technology Services, recently was named UNO’s Employee of the Month for March. Read what his peers had to say, and what Matt will receive for this honor.

The Baxter Arena event scheduled for March 2 has been rescheduled for March 17

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Sustainability Coordinator, Sarah Burke, and a group of UNO students founded Every Bite Counts, a student-run service organization.

Harnoor Singh is the coordinator for the Student Collaborative (The Collaborative) in the Office of Civic and Social Responsibility (OCSR).

Julie Dierberger is the P-16 Coordinator at the UNO Service Learning Academy.

Katherine Esquivel cares deeply about serving others. She founded the Habitat for Humanity UNO Student Chapter.

As part of a UNO Service Learning Academy collaboration, professor Steve Rodie teamed up with Omaha Northwest Magnet High School to design and implement a unique rain garden for improving local storm water run-off.

A message from NU President Hank Bounds on recent legislative hearings regarding the state budget

UNO faculty and staff are invited to view a series of live webinars offered by TIAA.

This edition features information about 1095-C tax forms, retirement savings, life event insurance changes, and more.

Read President Bounds' testimony, as well as words from UNO Chancellor John Christensen.

Chris Moore, producer of “Manchester by the Sea,” will deliver a free public lecture at UNO on Wednesday, March 15

It was reported that an email was received that stated “: RE CAMPUS SECURITY CONCERN!!” In the subject line, it requests the recipient click a link to view the incident. This did not come from UNO, nor are the senders associated with UNO.

"My job as a professor is to find a way to construct a space where everybody can talk."

The UNO Bookstore is proud to announce the launch of its brand new website!

UNO's Juvenile Justice Institute has released two new studies on state-funded programs related to juvenile recidivism and absenteeism

A collection of recorded sessions from "The Vietnam War: Lessons and Legacies" are now available to watch online

A collection of recorded sessions from "The Vietnam War: Lessons and Legacies" are now available to watch online

"We know that as people age, the challenges or the issues that they might face tend to be a little more complicated."

An event taking place on Dodge Street during the evening rush hour could result in increased campus traffic

Edouardo Zendejas directs UNO's Tribal Management and Emergency Services and is a member of the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska.

UNO led the number of student-athletes named to NCHC's Academic All-Conference Team for the 2016-17 season.

A new report from the Center for Real Estate and Asset Management highlights Omaha housing trends from 2000 to 2017

The University of Nebraska at Omaha flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered Feb. 17, in memory of UNO employee Michael Hoesing.

UNO College of Education Dean Nancy Edick was selected as a member of the Nebraska Early Childhood Workforce Commission. The group is charged with developing a statewide plan to ensure a skilled, informed, and diverse workforce is available to all children.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha flag will be lowered Wednesday, February 15, 2017, in memory of UNO employee Moshe Gershovich.

Get equipped with lifesaving knowledge and be able to provide care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries, and sudden illnesses until emergency medical services personnel take over.

Student project investigates the possibility of glass recycling at UNO.

Celebrate with us and try our new award-winning coffee from Arbor Day Foundation!

"Obviously from reports and data on the health status of our population, it's a critical topic. My concern is that it's been politicized so much..."

The path to becoming a teacher just got a little smoother.

Professors from the School of Communication and the Department of Marketing and Management reveal their hits and misses from this year's Super Bowl ads.

Student Body President Patrick Davlin and NU Regent Tim Clare shaved their heads to celebrate a UNO Dance Marathon fundraising goal. Dance Marathon benefits Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

The biannual conference returns to UNO on Tuesday, March 21

The biannual conference returns to UNO on Tuesday, March 21

The biannual conference returns to UNO on Tuesday, March 21

The biannual conference returns to UNO on Tuesday, March 21

The biannual conference returns to UNO on Tuesday, March 21

Join the College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media for a night of discussion about the hits and misses of this year's Super Bowl ads.

Senators work together as representatives of their colleges to improve student life on campus through various projects. Apply today!

Congratulations, Tyler! Thank you for your dedication and outstanding service to UNO!

"If you push students a little bit and engage in some creativity exercises, [...] business students excel."

President Hank Bounds presented his final of four campus Budget Planning Open Forums at UNO on Friday.

The UNO flag will be lowered Feb. 1, in memory of UNO retiree John Wanzenried.

A student reported that they were a victim of a Theft by Deception/Fraud. The victim received an e-mail from an UNO account that stated “We are currently recruiting Secret Shoppers in your area.”

Over 3,900 students are being recognized for their academic achievements in the Fall 2016 semester.

Scott Crossing, UNO's newest residence hall, will offer 1 and 2 bedroom units for graduate students.

Senior Sandra Jones says she’s thrilled to represent UNO as a NASA intern

The University of Nebraska has released a list of answers to Frequently Asked Questions, following an all-university message from President Hank Bounds and the Chancellors on the recent executive order entry Ban.

Travel with the OVC to learn valuable skills and conquer new challenges! From ski trips to backpacking, the OVC wants you to get outdoors - no experience required!

ACDC and ITS share information about potential job scams, and share tips on how to identify suspicious activity.

"NorthStar Night at UNO" will give families from Northeast Omaha a chance to catch the men's basketball team in action

On Friday, Jan. 27, University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds and UNO Chancellor John Christensen provided an update on the state's current budget challenges.

"STEM basically makes education authentic. It makes it relevant, and it makes the student have an investment in their learning."

The Kudos Award recognizes the accomplishments of outstanding employees from across the four University of Nebraska campuses. Winners are honored at a Board of Regents meeting.

The Metropolitan Community Church of Omaha will provide collection of historical documents to the Omaha Queer Archives

An Omaha World-Herald story previews the U.S. Olympic Curling Trials, which will be held at UNO’s Baxter Arena this November

Our Maverick students are never short on bright ideas, and we are in need of faculty help at the Student Research and Creative Fair.

Join local comedians for a night of fun and laughter in the Maverick Den.

New effort builds on decades of UNO work in Afghanistan

New effort builds on decades of UNO work in Afghanistan

Lacey Merica now has another job title: President of the Omaha Public Schools (OPS) Board of Education

Lacey Merica now has another job title: President of the Omaha Public Schools (OPS) Board of Education

UNO Graduate Studies is sponsoring a series of graduate student workshops throughout the semester. Please view the schedule for details.

The USSTRATCOM Leadership Fellows Program kicked off its fourth year on Friday, Jan. 20

Dr. Bastola recently created the first food computer in Nebraska and hopes to one day have one in every school room in the country

The UNO flag will be lowered today, Thursday, Jan. 19, in honor of student athlete Merzedes Hart

Interested students, staff, and faculty are invited to visit the Weitz CEC lounge area to watch the ceremony

Participants will examine key research and practical strategies that build children’s language and communication as a foundation for active thinking and learning.

It is now easier than ever to stick to your New Year’s resolution. Eat Fit Go is available in three locations across campus

TEDxUNO 2017, "Juxtaposition" will take place on February 18th in the Strauss Performing Arts Center on UNO's campus.

Statements from Trev Alberts, Vice Chancellor of Athletics, and Chris Richardson, Head Track & Field Coach

A. Bryce Hoflund, associate professor of Public Administration at UNO, discusses growing areas of food studies

The initiative is led by UNO and the Henry Doorly Zoo

Need help with your next class presentation? The UNO Speech Center Consulting Room is here to help! Make an appointment or stop by 185 ASH.

NU President Dr. Hank Bounds provides an overview of Gov. Pete Ricketts' proposed 2017-19 budget package.

Please be aware of the updated reimbursement rate, effective January 1, 2017.

UNO has the No. 2 online criminal justice masters program and No. 24 online bachelors degree program in the country

The UNO flag near the Pep Bowl will be lowered Jan. 11 from sunrise to sunset.

Wilhelm has returned to Nebraska, where he previously spent more than 25 years.

Junior Brent Reiger and Freshman Jeromie Meyer are part of the US Under 23 team, which recently earned a spot in the world championship games

Statements from UNO Chancellor John Christensen and Trev Alberts, Vice Chancellor of Athletics

Discussing the intricacies of conducting and the importance of communication within music

Congratulations, Sammi! Thank you for your exemplary work in helping students succeed!

“Bridges: Sharing our Past to Enrich the Future” will be on display at Omaha's Durham Museum from Nov. 24 - Jan. 7.

The initiative helps local employers learn more about the engagement and satisfaction of their employees through an anonymous, online employee survey.

The Omaha World-Herald has selected UNO Chancellor John Christensen as the 2016 Midlander of the Year.