The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Megan Fabry The UNO Department of Public Safety sent their yearly campus security and fire report to all UNO student and faculty mailboxes last Monday. The 52-page report includes …
UNO releases annual campus security and fire report Read More
By: Ellie McCartney & Matt Kirkle The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Teaching Research and Inquiry-based Learning (TRAIL) Center partners with colleges and other departments in the region to …
STEM TRAIL Center sets focus on the future of STEM Read More
By: Kamrin Baker & Koichi Iwasaki The United Nations defines human rights as “rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other …
Human Rights Week enriches student experience on campus Read More
By: Hanna Stock & Bryan Vomacka A movement for individuals with Autism now has more financial support. President Donald Trump signed the $1.8 billion Autism CARES Act that helps aid …
Motherboard and President Trump’s $1.8 billion Autism CARES Act Read More
By: Ellie McCartney Without the help of volunteers in the community, the Glowing “O” 5K Run would be a thing of the past. Five years in the making, the very …
Volunteers and Communities role in the Glowing “O” 5K Run Read More
By: Kamrin Baker Driving past the historic homes in the Dundee and Memorial Park neighborhoods near campus, students are bound to see an influx of royal blue signs with a …
Dundee, Memorial Park neighbors advocate for constant two-way Farnam Street Read More
By Jared Stranberg Concerns are rising for potential flooding in the Midwest this coming spring. Omaha has already received as much as 6.41 inches of rain this month, over twice …
Underwater in 2020: Fears are Growing for Spring Floods Read More
By Daniel Kingery ORBT, Omaha Rapid Bus Transit, will be making its debut in Omaha next fall of 2020. ORBT plans to offer smoother transportation services as well as the …
ORBT is coming to Omaha Read More
By Shane Thomas For as long as anyone can remember, the environment of Omaha, Nebraska, as a whole has consistently been known through and throughout as a place where people …
Omaha Restaurant Week Read More
By Sam Weideman An ordinance to extend one of Omaha Public Library’s (OPL) programs passed through its public hearing and second reading in City Council Sept. 17 and is likely …
Omaha Public Library program likely to withstand City Council vote Read More