The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Isaac Graff After a record breaking winter in terms of snowfall and temperatures, warmer weather has finally returned to the metro. With every winter to spring transition comes the …
Potholes – How bad is it really? Read More
By: Hannah Stock Okina Tran stands under a bright LED light rocket ship that reads “Safer sex is out of this world,” passing out T-shirts and condoms to fellow concert-goers …
Get Checked Omaha brings awareness of epidemic STD rates to the Metro and UNO Read More
By: Ellie McCartney As the end of National Women’s History Month approaches, the time to recognize women responsible for powerful acts in history is growing shorter. Too often, prominent names …
The importance of National Women’s History Month Read More
By: Megan Alexander Plattsmouth, Neb. – The University of Nebraska at Omaha is taking measures to help the community devasted by the rising floodwaters in the state. Emergency shelter, food …
Plattsmouth experiences massive flooding Read More
By: Kamrin Baker Downtown Omaha saw a sea of red on the afternoon of Sunday, March 10. And, no, it wasn’t a Husker fan gathering. In fact, it was a …
Omaha folks gather for the Women’s Day March of 2019 Read More
By: Jared Stranberg Unfortunately, the prevalence of on-campus violence across the nation is high. The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) reports that roughly 20-25 percent of women and 15 …
Learning Self – Defense Read More
By Colin Gurney Senator Bernie Sanders visited Council Bluffs for one of the first of many rally stops. The politician hopes to gather support in the early caucuses for the …
Bernie Sanders commences 2020 campaign with Council Bluffs rally Read More
By: Hannah Stock The Healing Arts program at the Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center at Nebraska Medicine gives patients an escape and healing comfort that goes beyond medicine. Dale …
The Healing Arts program at UNMC gives patients a sense of peace Read More
By Jurge Cruz-Alvarez For the Roberts family, the ultimate in unexpected events happened when daughter and sister Heather Roberts was diagnosed with stage three brain cancer in 2008. Heather went …
Omaha family raises money for brain cancer patients Read More
By Megan Alexander Since 1978, UNO has offered a program for international students called New Intensive English (ILUNO). Students are required to be in class for 21 hours per week, …
UNO program aims to assist international students with English Read More