The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
The Iowa Caucus left Iowans feeling discouraged by the amount of time and money spent. According to Iowa resident Danielle Gochenour, this year’s caucus was disorganized and time consuming. Gochenour …
Delayed Caucus Results Leaves Iowans Frustrated Read More
By: Hanna Stock The Tangier Shriners put on their Feztival of Trees celebration for the third year in a row. There are over 60 trees that have gifts from sponsors …
Shiners host third annual Feztival of Trees Read More
By: Shane Thomas With 1700 recording studios currently active in the United States as of 2017, many of the engineering skills that once mingled throughout the music and recording industry …
Keeping Music Alive: Rainbow Music Studio Read More
By: Daniel Kingery The Channel 94.1 Diaper Drive is currently in it’s 17th year and looks to continue to make an impact on the community. Amy Harvey of Lydia House …
Diaper drive that impacts families all across Omaha Read More
By: Harrison Popp The traveling exhibit of fallen soldiers from Nebraska now resides at Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Nebraska. Bill and Evonne Williams, Founders of Patriotic Productions, are responsible for …
A traveling memorial the Patriotic Production Read More
By: Jay Bridgeman Hayden Miller is just like any other member of the UNO Men’s basketball team. He participates in practice, weights, conditioning, study hall hours and travel. However, while …
A day in the life of a walk-on Read More
By: Owen Godberson While many fans had Thanksgiving dinner on their mind last week, the Omaha Men’s Basketball team looked to have a celebration of their own at Baxter Arena …
Omaha Men’s Basketball team host Cayman Island Classic Mainland Tournament Read More
By: Samantha Weideman & Bryan Vomacka Blink and you’ll miss it; the Salvation Army brought their kettles into the digital age Nov. 9. The 154-year-old organization put QR codes and …
Salvation Army rolls out ‘Kettle Pay’ Read More
By: Jared Stranberg & Phil Lemen In 2017, the American College Health Association surveyed nearly 48,000 college students. Roughly 64% of respondents reported that they had felt “very lonely” in …
An age of loneliness Read More
By: Leta Lohrmeyer & Jack Hoover Why isn’t cricket more popular in the United States? Cricket was beat out by baseball. Basically, baseball and cricket were too similar to coexist …
Cricket’s connection to culture at UNO Read More