The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Kamrin Baker In the 1920s, famous feminist writer Virginia Woolf engaged in a long romance with a woman: Vita Sackville-West. Both married to men and working as writers during …
UNO Theatre’s ‘Orlando’ is a journey through time and gender Read More
By Samantha Weideman Joker is not for the soft or faint-hearted. I was eager to see Joker—thrilled that Detective Comics (DC) was finally getting away from campy Marvel-imitating Box Office …
Joker: A ‘call to action’? Or a ‘call to self-reflection’? Read More
By Ellie McCartney The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Theater production of “The Wolves,” played out by an all-female cast, addressed social issues, such as genocide, menstrual cycles, abortion and even “the …
The UNO School of the Arts Theatre’s “The Wolves” addressed controversial topics in a fun and spirited manner Read More
By: Jared Stranberg The day after Valentine’s Day, fans of metal music were still seeing red, or rather, the band August Burns Red at the Bourbon Theater in downtown Lincoln. …
August Burns Red at The Bourbon Theater: “Angry music for happy people” Read More