College of Arts & Sciences News

Saturday, February 23, 2019

UNO Brings "Holocaust by Bullets" Programs, Founder to Omaha

This spring, the Sam and Frances Fried Holocaust and Genocide Academy at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is partnering with Yahad-In Unum (Together in One), an international anti-genocide, non-governmental organization, to draw attention to an often overlooked historical tragedy.

Biology grad student researches elephant pregnancies

Chelsi Marolf, biology grad student, is featured in The Gateway for her research on pregnancies of African elephants.

Moore publishes second book for science teachers

Chris Moore, Associate Professor of Physics and George Haddix Community Chair of Science, recently published his second book Teaching Science Thinking: Using Scientific Reasoning in the Classroom.

History student awarded Presidential Graduate Fellowship

"I am thrilled to have been awarded the Presidential Fellowship. It feels good to represent UNO's College of Arts and Sciences on a university system-wide level, and I can only hope that I do the University of Nebraska justice!" says Sundberg.

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