The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
by Claire Redinger, reporter OMAHA – Political cartoons have existed for hundreds of years. But Jeffrey Koterba, a UNO alumnus and the former Omaha World-Herald cartoonist of 31 years, said …
Political cartoons: their creation and significance Read More
by Adam Ortega, reporter OMAHA – Like it or not, social media and politics have become inseparable. That’s because so much of our political discourse happens via social media. Tweets …
How social media has changed the political landscape Read More
by Jeremy Davis, reporter OMAHA – This year has been unique in the way that we have been battling a pandemic, as well as, holding an election during the same …
COVID-19 changed how we vote Read More
by Wyatt Waskowiak, reporter OMAHA – With the 2020 Presidential Election being so polarizing and divisive, The University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) hosted a Post-Election Processing fair on Wednesday from …
UNO prepared for post election reactions Read More
by Pearlie Best Educating voters continues to be a challenge but there’s hope for voters who seek to educate themselves and vote responsibly. Reading the voting ballot for many Americans …
Voters can use resources to vote responsibly this election season Read More
by Ethan Wolbach, reporter OMAHA – With unemployment for college graduates with a bachelor’s degree currently at 4.8 percent, two UNO graduates have felt the effects of the struggling job …
UNO Graduate’s struggle to find work in suffering job market Read More
by Rebecca Weis, reporter OMAHA – Nearly 90 percent of all small businesses in Nebraska are affected by COVID-19. One small business owner Erica Pokorny decides to focus on the …
Let us focus on the Positive Read More
by Sophia Ridder, reporter In 2016, UNO started a pilot project to use the Hefty energy bag program across campus but because they don’t meet there zero waste goals, they …
Are Hefty Energy Bags the future of recycling? Read More
by Jimmy Carroll, reporter OMAHA – Halloween is just around the corner, and Omaha residents are putting forth the effort to make the holiday COVID-19 friendly with their decorations. This …
Omaha residents step-up their decorations for Halloween Read More
by Ashanti Allen, reporter OMAHA – The Omaha Metro Area Transit Company has expanded their services to the public. The rapid bus transit will be their third service that will …
New ORBT buses expand Omaha’s public transport Read More