The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Jared Stranberg When I used to think of classical music, a few images came to mind. Fancy theaters, grand orchestras, bright stages and boring music that is roughly 300-years-old. …
Balancing Classic and Contemporary: The Piano Guys Read More
By: Megan Fabry Popular social media platform Instagram announced Nov. 10 that they will be hiding “like” counts from the photo-sharing service to greater improve users’ photo-sharing experience. Instagram has …
Instagram announces discontinuation of “likes” in select countries Read More
By: Hanna Stock Flu, influenza, the stomach bug. No matter what you call it, anyone can get the flu, in fact over 35 million Americans do every year. Misery in …
The flu season is officially here. Here’s why you need a flu shot. Read More
By: Kamrin Baker Opening the TikTok app is akin to opening Pandora’s Box. Immediately, the user is brought to the “for you” page where any popular video could appear. The …
Popular video app TikTok poses valid concerns—and it’s up to us to confront them Read More
By: Samantha Weideman & Jay Bridgeman The National Collegiate Athletic Association board of directors voted unanimously Oct. 29 to allow student athletes to profit from the use of their names …
NCAA rule change is lacking in the midst of income inequality Read More
By: Ellie McCartney The networks ABC, CBS, BBC and others are censoring Thinx’s MENstruation ad depicting men having their periods. The ad features all ages of men experiencing their periods …
MENstruation a full analysis of censorship on television networks Read More
By: Kamrin Baker Hot, tentative tears collected in the corners of my eyes as I sat, sweaty and overwhelmed, in the human resources office at my most recent internship. I …
From 9 to 5, burnout is affecting young professionals Read More
By: Jared Stranberg As of July, the fast food industry is projected to make $273 billion in the United States alone. As of 2017, the New York Post reported the …
Reducing fast food frequency with meal-prep Read More
By: Samantha Weideman Amazon Prime? Out. Ethical consumerism is in. Fast fashion? Out. Thrifting is in. Single-use plastics? Out. Reusable items are in. It’s not a trend. As people become …
Cultivation over convenience: Why you should be supporting your community garden Read More
By: Isaac Graff After nearly four years of leading the University of Nebraska, on March 25 University President Hank Bounds announced his decision to step down as University President. “While …
Thank You, President Bounds Read More