The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Hanna Stock The Tangier Shriners put on their Feztival of Trees celebration for the third year in a row. There are over 60 trees that have gifts from sponsors …
Shiners host third annual Feztival of Trees Read More
By: Shane Thomas With 1700 recording studios currently active in the United States as of 2017, many of the engineering skills that once mingled throughout the music and recording industry …
Keeping Music Alive: Rainbow Music Studio Read More
By: Daniel Kingery The Channel 94.1 Diaper Drive is currently in it’s 17th year and looks to continue to make an impact on the community. Amy Harvey of Lydia House …
Diaper drive that impacts families all across Omaha Read More
By: Harrison Popp The traveling exhibit of fallen soldiers from Nebraska now resides at Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Nebraska. Bill and Evonne Williams, Founders of Patriotic Productions, are responsible for …
A traveling memorial the Patriotic Production Read More
By: Jay Bridgeman Hayden Miller is just like any other member of the UNO Men’s basketball team. He participates in practice, weights, conditioning, study hall hours and travel. However, while …
A day in the life of a walk-on Read More
By: Owen Godberson While many fans had Thanksgiving dinner on their mind last week, the Omaha Men’s Basketball team looked to have a celebration of their own at Baxter Arena …
Omaha Men’s Basketball team host Cayman Island Classic Mainland Tournament Read More
By: Samantha Weideman & Bryan Vomacka Blink and you’ll miss it; the Salvation Army brought their kettles into the digital age Nov. 9. The 154-year-old organization put QR codes and …
Salvation Army rolls out ‘Kettle Pay’ Read More
By: Jared Stranberg & Phil Lemen In 2017, the American College Health Association surveyed nearly 48,000 college students. Roughly 64% of respondents reported that they had felt “very lonely” in …
An age of loneliness Read More
By: Leta Lohrmeyer & Jack Hoover Why isn’t cricket more popular in the United States? Cricket was beat out by baseball. Basically, baseball and cricket were too similar to coexist …
Cricket’s connection to culture at UNO Read More
By: Kamrin Baker In the 1920s, famous feminist writer Virginia Woolf engaged in a long romance with a woman: Vita Sackville-West. Both married to men and working as writers during …
UNO Theatre’s ‘Orlando’ is a journey through time and gender Read More