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UNO and the College World Series
It's College World Series (CWS) time in Omaha! UNO has more than a few connections to the CWS.
UNO Statistician Who Predicted the 2024 Men’s CWS Champion Releases 2025 Forecast
After running 10,000 simulations, UNO Associate Professor Andrew Swift’s model predicts a champion from the SEC.
10 Things to Know About UNO During the College World Series
As the College World Series heats up in Omaha, here are 10 ways UNO is stepping up to the plate on the field, in the community, and behind the scenes.
Durango Steps Up to the Plate for UNO, CWS Partnership
Durango gives his perspective on the first year of UNO’s historic College World Series partnership.
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Abbey Henrichs Earns Board of Regents KUDOS Award
Henrichs was recognized by colleagues for her outstanding leadership, creativity, and commitment to delivering exceptional campus and athletic events.
Share Your Internship Story: Celebrate National Intern Day With UNO Career Services
Be recognized for your internship experience — and help inspire fellow Mavericks.
A Message from President Gold on the NU System Budget (June 20)
In an email sent Friday, June 20, University of Nebraska (NU) System President Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., wrote about the University of Nebraska (NU) System budget.
From On-Campus in 1971 to Online in 2025: Ben Simmons's UNO Experience
This summer, Simmons completed his second UNO degree — a master of arts in Critical and Creative Thinking — from his home in Florida.
Criss Library Announces Closing on Saturday During Summer Session
Criss Library will be closed on Saturdays through the summer beginning in July.
Conference Marks 10 Years of Biomechanics Research and Impact
This May, UNO Biomechanics marked a milestone with the 10th anniversary of the Human Movement Variability Conference. Held at the Scott Conference Center, the two-day event highlighted the latest advances in Biomechanics across clinical, sports, and rehabilitation contexts.
Enhancing STEM Education with AI
UNO integrates AI into STEM education, enhancing student skills in business, geology, and coding through hands-on, real-world classroom applications.
UNO Students Tour ESPN’s College World Series Production Trucks
UNO students and faculty toured ESPN's production trucks during the Men's College World Series, gaining firsthand experience in broadcast technology and insights from ESPN director Scott Johnson.
UNO Highlighted as Nation’s Top Public University for Veterans by the Omaha World-Herald
The Omaha World-Herald shared an article highlighting that Military Times recognized UNO for its ongoing support of student veterans.
UNO’s Gina Ligon Discusses Rising Threats Against Public Officials and Upcoming Event Security
KETV features UNO and NCITE expert Gina Ligon on the growing threats to public officials and the need for proactive security.
University of Nebraska (NU) System Remains Among World's Best for Earning Patents
Three patents related to UNO innovations, including new anti-parasitic compounds; an NCITE-created chatbot for reporting possible terrorism threats; and a self-pacing treadmill that is the cornerstone technology behind Impower, an Omaha startup.
A “Jeopardy!” Approach to Government: UNO Experts See Hope in Trivia
UNO’s William Melanson, Ph.D., and Adam Tyma, Ph.D., explore why a passion for facts and trivia could benefit society in the latest episode of “Consider This.”
What the “Big Beautiful Bill” Could Mean for Nebraska: UNO’s John Bartle Explains
UNO’s John Bartle, Ph.D., analyzes the impact of the federal budget reconciliation bill on Nebraska in the latest episode of “Consider This.”
UNO’s Daniel Vecellio Featured in Nature on Chronic Kidney Disease Among Agricultural Workers
UNO’s Daniel Vecellio provides expert insight into the health risks posed by extreme heat.
Goodbye Data Silos: How UNO Is Streamlining Data with ChatGPT
UNO’s SIDA team uses ChatGPT to streamline data access, automate tasks, and break down silos across campus systems.
UNO and the College World Series
It's College World Series (CWS) time in Omaha! UNO has more than a few connections to the CWS.
UNO Statistician Who Predicted the 2024 Men’s CWS Champion Releases 2025 Forecast
After running 10,000 simulations, UNO Associate Professor Andrew Swift’s model predicts a champion from the SEC.
10 Things to Know About UNO During the College World Series
As the College World Series heats up in Omaha, here are 10 ways UNO is stepping up to the plate on the field, in the community, and behind the scenes.
Durango Steps Up to the Plate for UNO, CWS Partnership
Durango gives his perspective on the first year of UNO’s historic College World Series partnership.
Now Open: NASA Nebraska Space Grant Fellowship & Mini-Grant Competition
The annual competition for fellowship and mini-grant funding is now open; apply by May 20.
UNO NCITE’s Gina Ligon Warns Senate of Evolving Terrorist Threats to 2026 World Cup, 2028 Olympics
The scope and sophistication of potential terrorist attacks are increasing as the U.S. prepares to host the two global sporting events.
A Round of Applause: CAS Student Award Winners for Spring 2025
College of Arts and Sciences students stood out from the crowd this spring — and snagged a handful of awards to prove it!
UNO’s Gina Ligon Testifies on Security Concerns for International Sporting Events
Nebraska Examiner features UNO expert Gina Ligon on security challenges ahead of major global events.
UNO NCITE’S Seamus Hughes Discusses National Security Risks from Falsified Pentagon Background Checks
The Independent features UNO NCITE expert Seamus Hughes on the dangers of fraudulent security clearances.
UNO Aviation Flying Mavericks Shine at National Flight Competition
KETV highlights UNO’s Aviation Flying Mavericks’ success at the National Safety and Flight Evaluation Conference.
On Call for Crisis: UNO Grad Gains Real-World Experience at OPPD
What does it take to respond to a crisis? UNO grad Mark Schaffer spent his senior year at OPPD learning just that.
UNO NCITE’s Seamus Hughes Discusses Rising Antisemitic Attacks and Radicalization on NPR
NPR features UNO NCITE expert Seamus Hughes on the rise of antisemitic violence in the U.S. and the processes of radicalization.
Snapshots: UNO Kicks Off Durham Museum’s Illustration Academy
Graphic design instructor Joe Pankowski hosted an artist workshop on the opening day of the exhibit that runs through August.
Flag Lowering for William O'Dell
The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, June 16, in memory of retiree William O'Dell.
4,500 Students Named to UNO Dean’s and Chancellor’s Lists
UNO celebrates the academic excellence of Mavericks across Nebraska, the nation, and the world.
NCITE Insights No. 35 — Youth Recruitment and Mobilization
Erin sits down with NCITE Research Associates Bettina Rottweiler, Ph.D., and Brenna Helm, ABD, to discuss their burgeoning research on youth recruitment and mobilization to violent extremism.
The Green Voices of Change: Women Leading Sustainability in Pakistan
Catch up with one of the alumni from UNO’s Next Generation of Female Environmentalists project, Mahrukh Zahir, whose journey bridges the worlds of environmental sustainability, education, and performance art.
AI-Powered Solutions for Student Advising
UNO uses AI to streamline advising, support students, and boost access to personalized academic guidance across programs.
Teacher Scholars Academy Welcomes Sixth Cohort
The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences is proud to welcome the sixth cohort of students to the Teacher Scholars Academy.
Gallery of Perspectives Exhibit Opens
Gallery of Perspectives is the newest exhibit in the Osborne Family Gallery and will be on view through August 4, 2025.
Musical Taking The Stage June 27-29 & July 1
Summer Musical Theatre Academy
UNO Academic Advising Council Names Katie Hansen Advisor of the Month
Hansen was nominated by her peers for her dedication to student success.
NCITE Insights No. 34 — Exploitation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with Austin Doctor, Ph.D., NCITE director of strategic initiatives, and Joel Elson, Ph.D., NCITE director of IS&T research initiatives, to discuss their research on malign actors' exploitation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
UNO Hosts Ceremonial Groundbreaking for $17.1 Million Biomechanics Addition
Principal benefactors Ruth Scott and the William and Ruth Scott Family Foundation were recognized during the groundbreaking celebration.
Global Approaches to the Holocaust at UNO Brings Attention to Holocaust Peripheries
This spring the Sam and Frances Fried Holocaust and Genocide Academy held a three-day program aimed at offering scholars a global understanding of the Holocaust.
UNO Mourns the Passing of Chancellor Emeritus John E. Christensen, Ph.D.
Christensen, an Omaha native and UNO graduate who served the university for more than 40 years as a faculty member, department chair, dean, and its top executive, passed away May 28.
UNO’s Justin Nix Analyzes Impact Five Years After George Floyd’s Death
The New York Times and Boston Globe feature UNO’s Justin Nix, Ph.D., on the continued challenges in policing.
Omaha Athletics Names Jamie Carey New Head Coach of Women’s Basketball
KETV reports on the appointment of Jamie Carey as the new head coach of the Omaha women’s basketball team.
Supporting Faculty with AI Tools
UNO faculty are using AI to streamline prep, enhance teaching, and support student learning.
The New Semester Guide
A resource for all Mavericks enrolled in summer classes.
Parking and Transit Services Updates
Read about updates to parking and shuttle services for the summer sessions.
UNO Names Caysee Bellman Employee of the Month, May 2025
Bellman was praised for her dedication to creating meaningful, high-impact experiences for students and families through thoughtful planning, collaboration, and leadership.