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Nearly 5,000 UNO Students Named to Dean’s, Chancellor’s Lists for Fall 2024
UNO celebrates the academic excellence of Mavericks across Nebraska, the nation, and the world.
Preparing Air Traffic Controllers for a Drone-Integrated Future
The UNO Aviation Institute’s Victor Huang received a Federal Aviation Administration grant to help pave the way for safer skies as more uncrewed aircraft populate the national airspace.
UNO Celebrates Over 1,000 New Mavericks at December 2024 Commencement
UNO celebrated the achievements of more than 1,000 graduates, honoring their hard work and resilience as these Mavericks step into the next chapter of their lives.
Omaha Athletic Director Adrian Dowell Signs Extension
The extension will keep Vice Chancellor / Director of Athletics Adrian Dowell at the University of Nebraska at Omaha through November 2028.
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The MavTech Help Center is Moving to Criss Library
Starting Feb. 3, the center will be located on the first floor of the library to assist students, faculty, and staff with their technology needs.
Nearly 5,000 UNO Students Named to Dean’s, Chancellor’s Lists for Fall 2024
UNO celebrates the academic excellence of Mavericks across Nebraska, the nation, and the world.
UNO Arts and Sciences Hall Earns NAFA Clean Air Award
UNO was one of 58 universities nationwide recognized for their commitment to indoor air quality.
Exciting Additions and Changes to Zoom Features for the NU System
NU ITS announces some exciting additions and changes to Zoom accounts for users at UNO, UNK, and UNL. These changes will go into effect on Jan. 14.
Take Control of Your Finances in 2025 With BestCare EAP
The UNO Faculty and Staff Employee Assistance Program (FSEAP) has contracted with Best Care to provide confidential counseling and referral services at no cost to all full-time faculty, all UNO staff, eligible dependents of faculty and staff, and employees of the President’s office. You do not need a referral from a manager or supervisor to use these services.
Preparing Air Traffic Controllers for a Drone-Integrated Future
The UNO Aviation Institute’s Victor Huang received a Federal Aviation Administration grant to help pave the way for safer skies as more uncrewed aircraft populate the national airspace.
Get in the Game!
With 16 Division-I sports teams, the Omaha Mavericks are hitting the ice, the court, the field, the pitch, the track, the pool, and the green throughout the year. Learn how you can cheer on the Mavs in person this season!
NCITE Insights No. 19 – Revisiting Bourbon Street: Meta Glasses
On the latest episode of the podcast, host Erin Grace speaks with Sam Hunter, Ph.D., NCITE senior scientist and director of academic research, to discuss the use of Meta smart glasses by the perpetrator of the New Orleans terror attack on New Year's Day.
Roni Reiter-Palmon Named John Lewis Holland Endowed Chair in Industrial Organizational Psychology
A $1 million investment by The Holland Foundation will create the John Lewis Holland Endowed Chair in Industrial Organizational Psychology in the UNO College of Arts and Sciences.
Call for Nominations: 2025 CCSGE Awards
The Chancellor’s Commission on the Status of Gender Equity (CCSGE) awards will be presented at the Legendary Leaders Awards Luncheon; deadline for nominations is Feb. 1.
Call for Nominations: Maverick Student Employment Awards
Highlight the great work that is happening in your departments with student employment; nominations due Feb. 7.
Check Out the Faculty and Staff Training (FAST) Catalog on Bridge
Find all of the UNO process trainings, wellness sessions, and leadership workshops you’ve come to expect, plus special presentations by UNO faculty and staff members.
Meta’s Glasses, ChatGPT, and the Rise of High-Tech Extremist Violence
NCITE researchers discuss the role of Meta's smart glasses in the New Orleans terrorist attack and how it reflects a broader trend of terrorists embracing emerging technology.
School of Health and Kinesiology Hosts Korean Paralympic Committee for Sports Camp, Builds Global Partnership
UNO's School of Health and Kinesiology recently hosted the Korean Paralympic Committee, launching a partnership to drive adaptive sports research, expand student learning, and inspire global innovation in sports science.
NCITE Explains: New Orleans Terrorist Attack
Terrorism in New Orleans cast a shadow over the first week of the new year. NCITE research helps explain how and why.
The January Session Guide
A resource for all Mavericks enrolled in the Three-Week January Session.
Parking and Transit Services Updates
Read about updates to parking and shuttle services for the Three-Week January Session and the Spring 2025 semester.
UNeMed's "Back-o-the-Napkin" Contest Returns
Entries will be evaluated for their novelty, market potential, and possible intellectual property protection. Top entries with the most viable path to commercial success will win additional development and financial support. Entries due Jan. 31.
New Orleans Terror Attack: An Overview of ISIS Support in America
As more details come out about the New Orleans terror attack, NCITE Senior Research Faculty and Policy Associate Seamus Hughes offers an overview of ISIS support in America.
UNO Celebrates Over 1,000 New Mavericks at December 2024 Commencement
UNO celebrated the achievements of more than 1,000 graduates, honoring their hard work and resilience as these Mavericks step into the next chapter of their lives.
UNO Goalie and Neuroscience Grad Shines in Her Athletic and Academic Aspirations
Mia Reedtz’s UNO journey blends together athletic achievement, academic exploration, and lifelong lessons.
Fall 2024 Grad Finds Home Away From Home at UNO
Gaston Osee Kasongo Kant Bwele reflects on his three years at the University of Nebraska Omaha.
Student Marshal Spotlight: Natalie Holding’s Journey to Medical School
Meet the 2024 Commencement Marshal for the College of Arts and Sciences: Natalie Holding.
UNO Academic Advising Council Names Sara Norgelas Advisor of the Month
Norgelas was nominated by her peers for her dedication to student success.
'Twas The Night Before Closedown...
A classic tale, retold with #MavSpirit.
Flag Lowering for Thalia Alberts
The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Dec. 20, in memory of retiree Thalia Alberts.
Omaha Athletic Director Adrian Dowell Signs Extension
The extension will keep Vice Chancellor / Director of Athletics Adrian Dowell at the University of Nebraska at Omaha through November 2028.
“I Just Felt The Joy of Learning”: Ian Allen’s UNO Experience
Introducing Ian Allen, the University of Nebraska Omaha’s student speaker for December 2024's commencement ceremony.
UNO Grad Embraces English Interests, Unlocks Opportunities
Through her study abroad experiences and academic endeavors, Natalie Pearson crafted an English degree that is uniquely her own.
Degrees of Inspiration: UNO Student Pursues Academic Passions While Balancing Family, Full-Time Career
Pamela Ernst always wanted a college degree. With the help of UNO’s online political science program, she made it happen.
NCITE Insights No. 17 — The Human Trafficking-Terrorism Nexus
On the latest episode of the podcast, Erin sits down with NCITE graduate student Elle Ward to discuss her UNO-funded research on the intersection between human trafficking and terrorism.
NCITE Selects Two New Research Teams to Study Cyber Threats
Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Oklahoma will spearhead NCITE's push to probe cyber threats to the nation's critical infrastructure.
UNO and UNL Collaborate for “The Things They Carry” Ruck March to Raise Veteran Mental Health Awareness
WOWT reports on UNO and UNL’s joint effort to raise awareness for veteran suicide prevention and mental health resources.
UNO Lands Grant to Expand Opportunities for Computer Science Students in Omaha
Northeastern University’s Center for Inclusive Computing funds initiatives to improve student success and retention in computing majors.
UNO to Celebrate 900+ Grads on Dec. 20
Omaha Athletics Hall of Fame inductee and musician Zach Miller will deliver the keynote address.
Dick Holland’s Support Mirrors His Passions
Two philanthropic gifts benefiting the University of Nebraska (NU) System, totaling $4.5 million, honor the legacy of the late Richard “Dick” Holland, reflecting his passion for the arts and his longtime support of public health. Holland was an advertising guru and a graduate of Omaha University, now known as UNO.