The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By Charlotte Reilly Tim Rock discovered his passion for underwater photography in 1958 when he was 6-years-old watching the TV show “Sea Hunt.” Every week, he invited his next-door neighbor …
From murky lakes to clear oceans, UNO alumnus becomes underwater photographer Read More
By Charlotte Reilly Many people consider Nebraska a flyover state, but the Sandhill cranes prove it’s the perfect landing spot. Every year, about half a million stop in the Platte River Valley to fuel up as …
Sandhill cranes: proving Nebraska is not a flyover state Read More
By Charlotte Reilly The potholes lining Omaha’s streets are forcing residents to make a tough decision: swerve or face the consequences. “So a few days ago, I was heading to …
Potholes cause vehicular damage across Omaha Read More
By Charlotte Reilly The Durham Museum’s new traveling exhibit, American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith explores the creation of a government “of, by, and for the people.” “This is …
Durham Museum is first stop for American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith traveling exhibit Read MoreBy: Charlotte Reilly The Omaha Community Playhouse’s rendition of the classic John Steinbeck novella “Of Mice and Men” gives the audience a taste of drifters’ struggles during the Great Depression. …
The Omaha Community Playhouse’s “Of Mice and Men” is brings bittersweet tale to life 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