UNO News

I am the ROI: Rick Knudtson

Knudtson is the co-founder and chief product officer at Flywheel, a web-hosting company with locations all across the globe.

Educators Develop Experiential Learning, Community Service Skills at UNO

UNO faculty, school teachers and nonprofits were among the many to attend the 2019 Service Learning Seminar.

Mammel Hall Construction to Impact Parking, Traffic on Scott Campus

Minor changes to parking spaces and traffic routes will begin July 22 and continue through April 2021

Shirley Goldstein's Immigration Rights Legacy: Operation Exodus in Omaha

The exhibit opens August 9, 2019, in the H. Don and Connie J. Osborne Family Gallery.

School of Music Students Perform at Prestigious Peabody Institute

The duo opened a recital during the institutions annual Peabody Piano Week.

Giant Moon Map, Educational Lunar Activities Land at Werner Park

Doug Showell, part-time astronomy professor at UNO, and Anthony Galdamez, a sixth grade teacher at King Science and Technology Magnet Center, will provide educational hands-on activities related to lunar exploration at an upcoming Omaha Storm Chasers game.

Ticket Discount Available for Upcoming Nelly Concert

Find out how to receive a $10 ticket discount with your MavCARD or military ID.

The Maverick Minute | Maverick Move-In

Matt Nelson sits down with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. to discuss move-in, living on campus, and how he and his team work to ease the transition for those living away from home for the first time.

The Maverick Minute | Arte LatinX

Cristián Doña-Reveco, Ph.D. sits down with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. to discuss Arte LatinX, an exhibition featuring Nebraskan LatinX artists.

Flag Lowering for Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens

The U.S. flag will be lowered to half-staff in honor of retired Associate Justice of the Supreme Court John Paul Stevens.

Danish Children Growing Up American

The exhibit “Danish Children Growing Up American” opens September 24, 2019, on the first floor of Criss Library.

Sidewalk South of Pep Bowl to Close July 22

Construction taking place along the sidewalk just south of the Pep Bowl will impact travel along that stretch from Friday, July 19 through Monday, July 22.

Digital Communications Projects Continue Into Fall

The UNO Information Technology Services (ITS) and University Communications digital teams collaborated on several projects along with stakeholders throughout UNO and have more coming up.

Researchers Launch LGBTQ+ Statewide Survey

A new survey will help community leaders and policymakers better understand the health and overall wellbeing of Nebraska’s LGBTQ+ population.

Beat the Heat: A Reminder of Campus Resources

Stay safe and prepared during extreme temperatures.

I am the ROI: Ivan Gilreath

Ivan Gilreath has climbed the corporate ladder at various companies and now serves as President & CEO of Boys & Girls Club of the Midlands.

UNO Welcomes Chinese Students for Dual Degree Program

A dual degree program between UNO and Guangzhou College of Commerce launches this summer and fall.

Omaha Fringe provides stage for new productions

Flag Lowering for Harvey Leavitt

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Harvey Leavitt who recently passed away.

The Art of Better Health and Medicine

Fall 2019 Parking Updates and Reminders

Information about parking on the UNO campus this fall.

Parking Permits on Sale for 2019-2020

Information about permits and parking updates for the 2019-2020 academic year.

University of Nebraska Again Ranked Among World’s Top 100 in Earning U.S. Patents

For the second consecutive year, the University of Nebraska has been ranked among the top 100 universities in the world in earning U.S. patents to protect the innovative research and discoveries of its faculty.

School of Music Earns NASM Reaccreditation

The National Association of Schools of Music commended the School of Music for its commitment to providing excellent facilities for music instruction and performance.

Accessibility Services Center Announces Relocation to H&K

Their new location will allow for a more expansive space to meet the needs of UNO students.

Graduate Studies Announces Leadership and Structure Updates

The Office of Graduate Studies is excited to announce new updates to its leadership and staff structure.

Dr. Roopa Venkatesh of the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Appointed to IMA Global Board of Directors

IMA® (Institute of Management Accountants) is pleased to announce that Dr. Roopa Venkatesh, Associate Professor of Accounting at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, has been appointed to serve as a member of the IMA Global Board of Directors for a two-year term through June 30, 2021.

UNO Benefits 101: Health Insurance

Information and resources for benefits-eligible UNO employees on how to make the most of the full benefits package offered by the University of Nebraska system. Topics will be updated regularly throughout the year.

I am the ROI: Garry Clark

Garry Clark’s journey from Washington D.C. to Fremont ran through the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO).

Slip Study Gets off the Ground with NIH Grant

Through first-of-its-kind research, Biomechanics Department studies slip prevention.

Call for Professors to Teach College Courses in the Omaha Correctional Center

Looking for professors, lecturers and instructors interested in teaching General Education courses at OCC or other Nebraska prisons.

Required Action | 403(b) Salary Reduction Agreement

The UNO Benefits Department is requesting that all 403(b) participants complete a new 403(b) salary reduction agreement; deadline is July 31.

Access to Exceptional IT Opportunities

A degree from IS&T will give you access to a career in just about any field you can imagine. From start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, you'll learn the technical know-how to take your career wherever your interests may be.

UNO Contributes to Region's Reputation in Tech

Omaha and Lincoln are joining forces to shine a spotlight on tech employment and advances in the region — an effort that has benefited from a number of contributions from the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO).

UNO Environmental Science Junior receives Gilman Scholarship to study in the Netherlands

Delia Hill has high hopes to change the development of urban planning in Omaha with the help of her study abroad experience in the Netherlands and the Benjamin A. Gilman scholarship.

The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Graduates Two from its Doctoral Program

The UNO School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is pleased to announce that two of its doctoral candidates graduated in May 2019 and both have accepted teaching positions with leading universities.

Student Excellence Series: Amy Kohlscheen

Learn more about why we're proud of Amy Kohlscheen, honored for Banking and Financial Markets.

I am the ROI: Sarah Brown

The new "I am the ROI" series will introduce you to alumni who are leaders, change makers and innovators. First up: a Maverick who loves bringing Shakespeare’s stories to life.

NU Board of Regents Approves Closure of Center for Urban Sustainability

The decision will allow for better alignment of funding efforts with community needs while continuing to support sustainability efforts and research on campus

New Transcript Designation To Help Students Highlight Community Engagement Work

A new designation at UNO will provide students the opportunity to highlight existing community engagement efforts and identify new ones to be officially recognized for academically.

Introduction of School of Accounting Speaks to Growth, Achievement in Accounting Education

The College of Business Administration (CBA) is celebrating the growth and academic achievement within its accounting programs by establishing the School of Accounting at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO).

Dr. Dusty White Honored with Journal of Economics Teaching’s Best Paper Award

White teaches students about labor markets through a beloved sport – baseball.

UNO Alumna Sarah Spooner’s Work, Patience, Tears, and Success

Spooner founded Four Sisters Boutique in 2015 and has since developed a burgeoning business, vibrant social media following, and a life committed to doing what she loves.

UNO Real Estate’s Career-Boosting AQB Certification Renewed

UNO’s real estate program achieved renewal of its 2016 certification by the Appraiser Qualifications Board, allowing graduates to apply a majority of their coursework towards becoming a real property appraiser.

NASA Researchers and Fellows from around Nebraska Convene to Share Results

The NASA Nebraska Space Grant and NASA Nebraska EPSCoR convened a meeting of researchers and students from around the state at the recent Nebraska Academy of Science Annual Meeting.

Gerontology Faculty Named Fellows by Gerontological Society of America

Congratulations to Julie Blaskewicz Boron and to Lyn Holley for being named Fellow by the Gerontological Society of America.

Ryan Spohn is Named a 2019-2020 Engaged Scholar by Campus Compact

Ryan Spohn, director of the Nebraska Center for Justice Research, has been selected by the Midwest Region Campus Compact as one of twelve 2019-2020 Engaged Scholars.

UNO Names Kirk Smith Employee of the Month

Kirk was nominated by his peers for his hard work and flexibility.

Welcome to our New School of Public Administration Faculty Members

The UNO School of Public Administration is proud to announce three new faculty hires for the 2019-2020 academic year.

Goodrich Graduate from Walthill Public School is Fourth in UNO History

On May 3, 2019, Jamiah Jay Tyndall became the fourth Walthill graduate to also graduate from UNO. His story is one of strength, beauty, and resilience—all qualities that he knows well.

Sidewalk South of Pep Bowl to Close July 2

The sidewalk will be closed for one day to allow the installation of a new statue.

CPAR Continues Partnership on 2020 Census

It might seem a long way off, but the 2020 Census is now just around the corner. The UNO Center for Public Affairs Research continues to be a key partner with the U.S. Census Bureau to help promote the census in Nebraska.

Joe Hayes Earns Board of Regents KUDOS Award

Hayes accepted the award at the Board of Regents meeting on June 28.

Meet a Champion of Aging star, Juli Oberlander

Recently the UNO Gerontology offices were full of cameras and lighting equipment to film a piece about our very own Champion of Aging, Juli Oberlander.

Emergency Management Alumni Spotlight: Amanda Fox

Emergency Management and Disaster Science alumna, Amanda Fox, shares how her degree helped her snag a stellar job in the field.

Students Begin Flood Serviceship Projects

The flood serviceship program is funded by a $250,000 investment from the University of Nebraska system.

Emergency Management Student Offers Aids in Flood Relief

Lexy Hindt, an Emergency Management and Disaster Science student, offered a helping hand with flood relief through an internship with the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency.

CPACS Alumni Award Recipients | Karisa Vlacek and Deniz Leuenberger

CPACS Alumni Award Recipients | Bede Bolin and Kimmie M. Fox

CPACS Alumni Awardee Recipient | Destynie Sewell | Hubert Locke Award Recipient | B. J. Reed

School of Public Administration Year in Review

As the School of Public Administration continues to grow, it has experienced retirements, new beginnings and received accolades for quality programming.

Inside Emergency Management Internships with Ali Reil

Emergency Management and Disaster Science student, Ali Reil, gives us an inside scoop on her internship experience.

Hagel in Focus

A new exhibit, Hagel in Focus, runs June 28 to July 31, 2019, in the H. Don and Connie J. Osborne Family Gallery of Criss Library.

UNO Continues Partnership with USSTRATCOM

Nebraska's premier metropolitan university continues their partnership with the nation's premier higher education institution for national security strategy to host a 10-week satellite course.

Economics and Accounting Day Event Excites Students and Extinguishes Fears

UNO’s Center for Economic Education hosts the annual Economics and Accounting Day, which brings high school students to UNO for a day of hands-on lessons in these often intimidating subjects.

Changes to Support Services Take Effect July 1

Operations formally under UNO Support Services will be assigned to different units within the Division of Business and Finance.

College World Series Brings Substantial Economic Impact to Omaha, says UNO Professor

The Omaha World-Herald recently interviewed Chris Decker Ph.D., professor and chair of the Department of Economics in UNO’s College of Business Administration about the economic impact of the College World Series.

For Tiffany Hunter, UNO CBA is a Place to be Valued

In 2018, UNO caught up with CBA senior Tiffany Hunter to discuss her accomplishments in the real estate program and in the workplace. Now, we reconnected with Hunter to gain new insight into how she’s pulled it all off.

Eppley Construction to Impact Second Floor Access

From Wednesday, June 26, through Monday, July 1, the main stairwell leading to the Eppley Administration Building's second floor will be inaccessible.

Nominate a Text for the Fall 2020 Common Reader Experience

Submit a proposal for the Fall 2020 Common Reader program, deadline July 15.

Student Excellence Series: Caleb Moyer

Learn more about why we're proud of Caleb Moyer, honored for Investment Science & Portfolio Management.

Urban Studies Grad's New Book is a Captivating Story of Resilience

The School of Public Administration is excited to feature one of its outstanding Master of Science in Urban Studies Graduates, Garry Clark -- a leader in the community, and a published author.