The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Pauline Dulang, Reporter OMAHA, Neb. – U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment in art and design to grow 4% while employment in media and communication will grow 14% …
Omaha’s creative job outlook looks up in an untraditional direction Read More
By: Mars Johnson, Reporter OMAHA, Neb. – A local immigrant woman’s story along with a comprehensive explanation from a sociology lecturer dive into two unique perspectives. Chef and owner of …
“It takes a heart to be a woman”: Two Local Women Talk About Faith and Different Identities Read More
By: Phillip Pearce, Reporter OMAHA, Neb. – Local independent bookstores have weathered through many changes to keep up with online giants such as Amazon and have the advantage of having …
Local bookstores stay afloat despite online book retailers Read More
By: Nathan Swets, Reporter OMAHA, Neb.–Many Omaha residents believe the cities’ music scene is getting back on track, while music event schedules said the same story. The CHI Health Center, …
Music events in Downtown Omaha are believed by professionals and Fans to be back in business Read More
By: Maria Consbruck, Reporter OMAHA, Neb. – A person’s voice is something that cannot be taken away and is the most powerful instrument one could hold. There are many different …
UNO Theatre Uses the Stage as a Platform to Have Their Voices Heard Read More
By: Liam Fenwick, Reporter OMAHA, Neb. – At the Omaha Conservatory of Music Jessica Hanson can be found playing violin in her office. Hanson is a violin instructor and a …
Nebraska Music Teachers Explain the Importance of Youth Music Education Read More
Before it was known as The Next Chapter, this family bookstore was called Prairie Books and Gifts, which opened in 1976. It took residence for 43 years in Hastings, Neb., about a two-and-a-half-hour drive away from Omaha.
The continuation of a family legacy Read More
Omaha’s Durham Museum is working to restore and bring to light thousands and thousands of memories of the city. The museum’s exhibit, “Omaha Uncovered: Revealing History through Art and Story,” highlights the in-house photograph digitization project.
Omaha Uncovered Read More
Omaha is now in the season of less sunlight and shorter days. It’s a time when the Earth’s positioning to the sun can strike people’s moods through a temporary condition called seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.
Restorative benefits of going outside, even while you’re shivering Read More
With Halloween just around the corner, pumpkins, ghosts, skeletons and black cats can be seen all around, encapsulating the image of this very holiday. This time of year casts a special spotlight on particular furry felines: black cats.
Unraveling The Myths Surrounding Black Cats Read More