The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Isaac Graff On Jan. 22, Iowa state judge Michael Huppert declared the state’s “fetal heartbeat” law unconstitutional. The Polk County District Judge wrote in his decision to strike down the law …
Laws with an ulterior motive Read More
By Megan Fabry The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Office of Multicultural Affairs creates programs and events that are meant to educate the student body. This month, the office is putting together events that bring awareness …
UNO celebrates Black History Month Read More
By: Charlotte Reilly The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Cardboard Club is all fun and games—all of the time. No, they don’t create box forts or recycle Amazon packages. Members play …
UNO Cardboard Club: a laid-back escape from class Read More
By: Ellie McCartney
A look at Benson First Friday Read More
By Donald Kellum Barbershops are more than just a place to go and get a haircut. It’s a place where people congregate as family and talk about sports, politics and …
Barbershops go beyond haircuts, provide social hubs Read More
BY: Kamrin Baker The first scene in Broadway’s “Aladdin,” which stopped by the Orpheum Theater Jan. 16-27, is the bashful presence of the infamous Genie, played by Michael James Scott. …
Broadway’s “Aladdin” is a dreamy Arabian Night Read More
By Hanna Stock As Omaha’s Aksarben Village continues to grow and develop, independently run businesses continue to launch in the area. The newest locally owned business that recently opened in July is …
Small business serves up unique treat in Aksarben Read More
Harry Potter has been around for what seems like forever. The Wizarding World started in 1997 in J.K. Rowling’s book The Philosopher’s Stone. It then got its own movie series …
Latest Wizarding World installment hits movie theaters Read More
Nebraska Humanities hosted a panel at the University of Nebraska at Omaha to discuss journalism and its relationship with democracy. The panelists included Omaha World-Herald reporter Henry Cordes, Dr. Victoria …
Panel at UNO discusses future of journalism and democracy Read More
By: Jurge Cruz-Alvarez There are over 300,000 citizens residing in the United States under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. U.S. taxpayers and members of …
Removal of Temporary Protected Status’ Effects on the United States, and What it Means for Nebraska Read More