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Charles Castle, Jr. is set to graduate from UNO this week—capping off a remarkable journey from addiction and academic struggles to earning a 3.98 GPA and a future in accounting. His path, powered by perseverance and support, proves it’s never too late to change your life.

Twenty-four high-achieving students will begin their college careers in Omaha this fall as members of the College of Business Administration (CBA) Scholars Academy.

Two university-led venture funds made history with a collaborative networking event that showcased the power of student initiative and entrepreneurial spirit.

Two university-led venture funds made history with a collaborative networking event that showcased the power of student initiative and entrepreneurial spirit.

For many young athletes, choosing between sports and academics is a difficult decision. But for Simon Latkoczy, junior hockey goaltender at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), and a student in the College of Business Administration, that choice led him across the world—from Slovakia to the heart of the Midwest.

Kaleb Heckens’ research, presented at the Student Research and Creative Activity Fair, challenges assumptions about how global experiences impact hiring.

UNO FBLA-C sent a team of 11 individuals to the State Leadership Conference in Kearney, Nebraska, March 29th-30th.

U.S. News & World Report ranks UNO’s College of Business Administration at No. 80 for Best Part-Time MBA Programs in 2025.

How a CBA Prep Academy Summer Camp Launched Jacob Caniglia's Career…Before He Even Started College!

For Shohina Sultanova, ambition and perseverance have shaped a remarkable journey—from Omaha to Harvard’s Summer Venture in Management Program (SVMP), one of the most competitive pre-MBA experiences in the country.

Brady Faltys started his entrepreneurial journey at just 12 years old with a lawn mower and a Facebook post. What began as a simple lawn care hustle in Norfolk, Nebraska, quickly grew into a thriving operation with a crew of friends to meet skyrocketing demand.

Dr. Jane Liu is not your typical economics professor. A distinguished economist, researcher, and educator, she has contributed pioneering insights to macroeconomics and finance. But beyond the world of datasets and economic models, she steps into a different spotlight—gracing the runways of Omaha Fashion Week and Kansas City Fashion Week, blending intellect with artistry in a way that defies convention.

How UNO's College of Business is preparing students for an AI-driven workforce

Forced to flee conflict in Burundi and later the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Grace Cyzia and her family sought refuge in Zambia and lived as refugees for much of her life. Her life was marked by uncertainty, as resettlement opportunities are rare and often come without guarantees.

UNO is proud to announce the approval of a new Master of Science in Healthcare Logistics and Supply Chain Management, an innovative graduate program designed to address the growing demand for skilled professionals in the healthcare and supply chain industries.

New zero-credit lab embedded in Principles of Accounting I aims to boost retention and support.