The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Jared Stranberg The day after Valentine’s Day, fans of metal music were still seeing red, or rather, the band August Burns Red at the Bourbon Theater in downtown Lincoln. …
August Burns Red at The Bourbon Theater: “Angry music for happy people” Read More
By: Hannah Stock The 90th annual Tangier Shrine Circus returned to the Mid-American Center in Council Bluffs over the weekend. This year’s events featured new acts as well as audience …
The 90th annual Tangier Shrine Circus is filled with family fun for all Read More
By: Ellie McCartney On Saturday, March 30, the University of Nebraska at Omaha will hold its annual Spring Housing Showcase to give an in-depth look at what kind of housing …
What students need to know about UNO’s Spring Housing Showcase Read More
By Bryan Vomacka TEDxUNO 2019 was held at the Strauss Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Feb. 16. The theme of the event was resilience. Many of the speakers had local …
TEDxUNO explores theme of resilience Read More
By Megan Alexander The world’s most popular streaming service has upped its prices – the biggest price increase since the company launched the service 12 years ago. The company’s standard plan, costing $11 per …
Netflix users hit with a price hike Read More
By Donald Kellum President of Nebraska’s Broadcasters Association Jim Timm continues to lend his hand and knowledge with students throughout Nebraska. He took the time to stop at University of …
Nebraska Broadcasters Association gives donations and advice to UNO media students Read More
By Jurge Cruz-Alvarez According to AAA, the current national average price per gallon of regular gasoline is $2.31. Due to an abundance of oil on the world market, gas prices …
Record low gas prices appear nationwide Read More
By: Ashley Quintella Valle Everyone should have the opportunity to better themselves, which is why Jody Kirby is excited to announce the first all-girl troops Scouts BSA in the Omaha-metro …
Scouts BSA now open to girls Read More
By: Kamrin Baker Feminist writer Virginia Woolf is famously quoted as saying: “I would venture to guess that Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a …
The Women’s Archive Project chronicles stories of Omaha’s trailblazing women throughout UNO history Read More
By: Jared Stranberg The Omaha City Council meeting last Tuesday discussed at length one of the most common complaints by Omaha residents, the pothole problem. The proposition suggests that the …
The Pothole Emergency Read More