News Archive

Weil, Title IX Coordinator for UNO, was recognized for going above and beyond by leading several important updates to campus Title IX policies including the development of a unifying policy and procedure document for the University of Nebraska system.

The network creates a more closely aligned higher education model that will improve student success between and among the three institutions.

In his heartfelt message to the university community, UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., thanked Mavericks for what he called a life-changing experience.

The threat of climate change has challenged the world to find new and innovative ways to reverse its effects. However, actions that benefit one region may take a toll on another, meaning that curing the earth starts with building global relationships.

David Drozd, research coordinator for the UNO Center for Public Affairs Research, sat down with "Consider This" host Cathy Wyatt to talk about the 2020 census results.

The NU System will freeze tuition across the system and invest in strategic priorities including student aid, faculty competitiveness and building maintenance under a proposed 2021-22 operating budget announced by President Ted Carter.

For the fourth consecutive year, the University of Nebraska system is ranked among the world's top 100 institutions for securing U.S. patents to protect the research and discoveries of its faculty.

Treacy was nominated by his peers for his dedication to student success.

Anyone can guess which of the eight teams will hoist the trophy, but a UNO faculty member has a method based in data that has seen success.

Schwinck was nominated for her ability to manage important contracts and listener donations for the UNO-based KVNO radio station as well as ensuring that local and federal public broadcasting rules and regulations are maintained.

Aileen Warren, Associate Vice Chancellor and Director of Human Resources, joined Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., to discuss the launch of the new "People Are Everything" software to help support recognizing UNO employees.

UNO's partnerships with federal agencies bring Mavericks into important military and national security research.

Nearly 50 years after its inception, the Goodrich Program at UNO boasts 1,900 alumni who have gone on to become business leaders, educators, medical professionals, elected officials and others having a positive impact on the state.

If students knew that what they learned in STEM courses could make a difference in the world and their community, would they pursue related careers?

The pantry is available to currently enrolled students at UNO, UNMC, and CSM; Avenue Scholars students; and currently employed faculty and staff members at UNO.

True to its mission as a metropolitan institution, UNO is proud to call Nebraska home while also transforming and improving the quality of life locally, nationally, and globally.

Adjustments to our campus newsletters will be taking place over the next few months as a follow up to a recent feedback survey.

UNO researchers are releasing the findings of a new study on labor and sex trafficking among Nebraska’s foreign-born Latin American population.

Students from the University of Nebraska at Omaha have once again sent experiments to near-space through two high-altitude balloon launches – this time in support of a unique opportunity to launch a small satellite into orbit.

As the state grappled with challenges presented by pandemic, Nebraska businesses and public officials received much needed data, resources, and support from the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) and the Center for Public Affairs Research (CPAR), both housed at UNO.

Practicum students within UNO’s Grace Abbott School of Social Work have played a key role in helping a local homeless shelter continue serving clients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ombuds Services is a resource for faculty, staff, and students with conflicts, problems, and concerns that are university related; nominations are due June 30.