News Archive

Be sure to stay safe during extreme temperatures with these campus resources.

Sometimes employees don't have enough paid leave accumulated to use in the event of a crisis. You can support your colleagues through donating any extra time you have to UNO's Crisis Leave Sharing Program.

Michelle Trawick, Ph.D., joins UNO from Western Kentucky University.

Recent graduate and former UNO sculpture student Alec Paul Johnsen has revived his popular public art project, featuring 53 colorful snowmen.

It's been a great year to be a Mav! Check out some of UNO's biggest stories from 2019.

Congratulations to our newest graduates, who are now a part of our successful UNO Alumni community. Remember: Once a Maverick, always a Maverick!

Faculty members and graduate students from UNO's College of Information Science and Technology’s (IS&T) developed a database and visual dashboard that provides insight into trends, patterns, and statistics for Sarpy County’s 911 calls.

Charlene Patterson, director of UNO's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office, joins UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., to discuss the important resources the office provides students.

The Nebraska Business Development Center offers affordable advising, professional development and other specialized resources to help Nebraska businesses grow.

The Roncalli Catholic High School senior was recognized for his perseverance, commitment to his community and positivity.

Sam Peshek, a news and editorial content strategist, joins the Office of University Communications as its new Director of Editorial and Media Relations.

Seven members of the Scott Scholars program traveled to Cupertino, California, in November to present work on two apps they developed over the summer.

During his time on campus, Hilkemann had the opportunity to learn more about the Department of Biomechanics as well as the Goodrich Scholarship Program.

Due to renovation-related construction, there will be no access to Arts and Sciences Hall from Dec. 21, 2019 - Jan. 1, 2020.

The visit provided an opportunity to talk about the importance of higher education for addressing global, as well as local, needs.

A UNO Alumnus, Evans will provide leadership and support for research programs consistent with the educational and scientific goals of NSRI and NU. 

WiSTEM Pro^2 is asking for feedback on their name and priorities from any member of the UNO community; deadline is Dec. 20.

Hatfield-Reeker, academic advisor for the College of Information Science and Technology, was recently named November's “Awesome Advisor” by the Academic Advising Council.

The Board of Regents voted Thursday to confirm Walter “Ted” Carter, VADM (Ret.), as the eighth president of the University of Nebraska system.

Neuhaus accepted the award at the Board of Regents meeting on Dec. 5.

The approved rates for 2020-2021 cover University Village, Maverick Village, Scott Court and Scott Village.

Barb was nominated by her peers for adaptability and Maverick Spirit.

The joint initiative is led by Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts, higher education institutions across the state and business leaders.

UNO Honors students were recognized for an award highlighting their student produced newsletter "The Distinction."

Alyssa Spartz, a UNO Emergency Management and Disaster Science and Psychology honor’s student was recognized at this year’s ServeNebraska Step Forward Awards.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Strauss Performing Arts Center will undergo a second round of renovation beginning in the summer of 2020. Private funds will cover the entire cost.

University of Nebraska employees will not pay medical or dental insurance premiums in December.

Ahead of the holiday weekend, UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., shares his thoughts on the importance of Thanksgiving.

Due to a ticketing error, some UNO students who had their MavCARD may have been wrongly asked to pay for admission to the Omaha Mavericks hockey game against Wisconsin on Nov. 8. Refunds will be given through Dec. 5, to any students with proper identification and supporting documentation.

The feedback survey regarding priority candidate for the next NU President, Walter "Ted" Carter, VADM (ret.) is now closed.

The Commission is committed to gender equality on campus and is making intentional efforts to have an intersectional theoretical approach towards the mission of the organization.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO student Elliot Timm, who recently passed away.

Fritz was among the invited testifiers for a hearing on how the state’s Education Improvement Fund should be allocated to best advance Nebraska’s educational priorities.

UNO is here to support all of its students, faculty and staff regardless of situation.

We will always give our best efforts to ensure each person feels safe and welcome.

Each year, Civic Nebraska’s ‘Build Up Omaha’ awards recognize Omahans whose work embodies the spirit of a modern, robust democracy.

High school students considering a future in flight will take to the skies on Saturday morning through the culminating experience of an engaging career exploration program sponsored by UNO's Aviation Institute; Nov. 16.

Keep calm and learn how to recycle on campus.

Faculty and graduate students from UNO and UNMC welcomed high school students to UNO’s campus to learn about pursuing careers in medicine and engineering.

Allen was nominated by his peers for knowledge and customer service skills.

Sara Martin, academic advisor for the Aviation Program, was recently named October's “Awesome Advisor” by the Academic Advising Council (AAC).

A proposed new policy is open for review and comment.

A limited number of additional parking spaces are being opened for use on the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) Scott Campus.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Vera Lundahl who recently passed away.

Representatives from UNO were in attendance in Shizuoka, Japan, to celebrate and hear from the many students, faculty and staff whose lives have been changed over that time.

Billington brings significant experience to the role, including work in digital marketing, higher education and graphic design.

The collaboration, part of the University of Nebraska’s continuing effort to address workforce in the state, is targeted to registered nurses with a bachelor’s degree in nursing.

Roughly 40 guests laughed, shared stories and had a chance to make new friends at a UNO alumni reception hosted in Tokyo, Japan.

WiSTEM Pro2 is excited to announce the release of their annual report.

Through a partnership with Information Technology Services, and by request of Faculty Senate, University Communications and college web and tech leads, a number of services have been offered for course and content publishing.

The chapter has won a Teahan National Award for the past decade including "Outstanding Chapter."

Some University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) email accounts received a job offer scam early Tuesday, Oct. 29.

University of Nebraska faculty, staff and students, members of the media, and the public are invited to a series of open forums to meet and ask questions of Walter “Ted” Carter, VADM (Ret.), the priority candidate to serve as NU’s eighth president. Forums will be held in Omaha on Nov. 7 and Nov. 8.

Military Times ranked UNO third nationally among four-year institutions on its Best for Vets: Colleges 2020 rankings. UNO has been consistently ranked in the top 10 nationally since 2012.

Bob Bartee will serve as Vice Chancellor for External Relations for both UNMC and UNO.

Law enforcement agencies state wide have been participating in the “Pink Patch Project”

Gratz accepted the award at the Board of Regents meeting on Oct. 25.

A 30-day public review period for Carter's nomination begins effective immediately. Public events have been announced.

The objective of the program is to support new and innovative projects, especially those of junior faculty, who are working in new research directions; deadline is Nov. 15.

The campus numbers mirror a national trend, showing voting rates at most participating colleges doubled.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and University of Nebraska Foundation hosted a dedication and ribbon-cutting event Oct. 22, celebrating the philanthropy that made the Biomechanics Research Building’s new addition possible.

The new model creates a more efficient and flexible process that reflects the university’s commitment to maximizing its resources on behalf of students and the state.

UNO’s competitive flight team placed third overall at the National Intercollegiate Flying Association’s Region VI Safety and Flight Evaluation Conference (NIFA SAFECON) competition.

The staffers visited the Biomechanics Research Building, Strauss Performing Arts Center, the Aviation Institute and ‘WITNESS: The Art of Samuel Bak’ exhibit inside the Weber Fine Arts Building.

The Weitz's were celebrated at United Way's Annual Meeting and Luncheon Friday, Oct. 18.

Pamela Petersen, York Middle School teacher and a UNO Nebraska Space Ambassador was awarded a Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.

A $3 million grant to researchers at UNO and the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) will fund research and development behind a new generation of stent-graft device that could help prevent issues later in life for patients with aortic disease and trauma.

Community and state leaders came together at UNO’s Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center to encourage all Nebraskans to take part in the 2020 Census.

Representative Cummings passed away Oct. 17, 2019 at the age of 68.

Omaha has been selected as the site for the 2022 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling. It is the second consecutive time that UNO's Baxter Arena will host the curling Olympic Trials.

The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) is drawing on University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) expertise to support new efforts in evidence-based policing.

All eligible faculty will have the opportunity to choose early retirement under a Voluntary Separation Incentive Program being offered this fall.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree James McIntosh who recently passed away.

Hughes has nearly a decade of experience collaborating on environmental initiatives, both in Nebraska and Colorado.

Starting Nov. 1, DataShield will be a source of providing the service of confidential, secure, routine document destruction (secure shredding) services for UNO.

Students, faculty, staff, and sponsored members are encouraged take advantage of discounted Personal Training rates during the entire month of October.

Interim Associate Vice Chancellor of Research and Creative Activity Ken Bayles, Ph.D., joins Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., to discuss research and creative activity at UNO.

"Despite excellent work being done by Nebraska’s colleges and universities, we’re not currently producing enough graduates to meet our workforce needs."

This project will contribute to the national need for well-educated scientists, mathematicians, engineers, and technicians by supporting the retention and graduation of high-achieving, low-income students.

At the start of its sixth year, CodeCrush will enhance and expand its popular program with support from the Omaha community.

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. sits down with Lee Denker to discuss Homecoming events for Alumni. Faculty and staff, help us welcome our Alumni back to campus!

UNO is a force in national security research, and few scholars demonstrate that better than Gina Ligon, Ph.D.

A partnership that focuses on providing service learning opportunities for students at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and Omaha Public Schools (OPS) is receiving national recognition.

Thanks to technology and a diversity of subject matter, today’s comics have spread beyond its traditional base.

The National Science Foundation (NSF) recently awarded $1 million in funding to benefit students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO).

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) welcomes Victoria Kohout as the university’s new Director of State and Community Relations. Her first day will be Monday, Oct. 7.

Help ITS improve their services by responding to a feedback email that will follow your help request.

Sarah Edwards, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Teacher Education, will fill the newly created role of Assistant Vice Chancellor for Curriculum and Programs.

Nadira Ford-Robbins, Lead Advisor in the Health Careers Resource Center, was recently named September’s “Awesome Advisor” by the Academic Advising Council.

Cara was nominated by her peers for her knowledge and approachability.

A grant from the National Science Foundation will allow for expansion of new classroom techniques that seek to increase student success, retention and completion.

Each year the Intergenerational Poetry Contest awards prizes to local youth and adults to help bridge the gap between the generations; deadline is Oct. 13.

Starting this fall, there are two new grading processes allowing a more secure and efficient way to provide grades to students.

Interim President Fritz was joined by leaders in higher education, business and K-12 in testifying before the Legislature about opportunities to meet the growing demand for high-skill, high-demand, high-wage jobs in the state.

A $1.4 million federal grant funded by the National Science Foundation Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program will help the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) build upon a successful program that prepares future high school math teachers for dynamic careers in high-need schools.

Assistant Professor in the School of the Arts, Jave Yoshimoto, uses his talents to honor Omaha's fallen.

Common department orders that the UNO Bookstore can assist with include UNO swag, department specific swag, and branded department apparel.

With over 1,000 works of art gracing UNO’s campus, there's something for just about any artistic taste or sensitivity.

Robin Gandhi discusses UNO’s leadership in addressing national challenges posed by cybercrime and training the next generation of cybersecurity experts.

Decorating your department area not only helps get your department in the spirit of Homecoming, but also gets the students, faculty, and staff visiting your offices excited; deadline to register is Oct. 4.

Holocaust survivor and internationally celebrated artist Samuel Bak to visit UNO.

An Olympic-themed job scam has returned to the Omaha area ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo.

U.S. Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska toured UNO and UNMC earlier this month, meeting with faculty and researchers as well as Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

The Student Veterans of America's Leadership Institute facilitates attendees through a foundational leadership experience to develop core values and hone their leadership skills.

Hundreds of first-generation students were recognized at a "First Generation Proud" pre-game event before the men's soccer game against the University of Michigan.

Several personnel changes and a new assistant vice chancellor position have been announced.

The prestigious fellowships are awarded to a select group of NU graduate students each year on the basis of high academic performance and personal accomplishment.

Beginning this October, weekly events will be hosted by the STEM TRAIL Center at the Thompson Alumni Center.

Join UNO's Queer and Trans Services for this LGBTQ-centric book club.

Proposals must be geared toward an improvement that will enhance student learning and/or the ability to assess student learning; deadline Oct. 1.

CareeRockIt connects students and young adults with opportunities to move along the learning pipeline, gain applicable knowledge and build excitement for growing career options; deadline is Oct. 15.

The philanthropic investment represents a strategic partnership with UNO’s College of Information Science and Technology and the supply chain management program in its College of Business Administration.

The saying “putting ink to paper” is often reserved for the writing process, but for many artists it describes a versatile and varied creative approach known as printmaking. 

This is a supervised fitness class aimed at strengthening muscle and bone; reducing the risk of hypertension obesity, diabetes; and falling while enhancing movement quality in everyday life.

The Department of Biomechanics at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) has received a grant of $10.3 million — the largest single research grant in university history – surpassing its own previous record that lasted five years.

A message from Chancellor Gold following investiture and inviting Mavericks to the first campus forum of the semester.

Vehicle traffic between 61st and 62nd Streets and pedestrian traffic across Dodge Street will be impacted.

OUT @ UNO is an online visual depiction of LBGTQIA+ faculty, staff, and graduate students on campus.

Assessment mini-grants now available for 2019-2020; deadline extended to Oct. 15.

Four UNO students took part in the Nebraska Institutional Development Award Program (IDeA) Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) program in 2019.

Several new academic and student support initiatives are set to launch in the coming weeks, months.

It hit “Inside Edition,” “People,” and more – an epic proposal involving actor Hugh Jackman has UNO ties.

"Prototype" is a new program to connect students to community professionals; deadline to apply is Oct. 1.

Rebecca was nominated by her peers for her exceptional work and uplifting attitude.

A proposed new policy is open for review and comment.

New enrollment numbers released Monday, Sept. 9 show growth in mission-driven focus areas at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) even as total numbers declined slightly from the year before.

Eight UNO Mavericks were listed among 40 entrepreneurs, executives and professionals under the age of 40 who are leading the way in the Omaha area.

This marks the seventh consecutive year that Delta Chi Chapter has earned the award.

Proposals for awards up to $5,000 are being accepted through Wednesday, Nov. 6.

Grants are available for faculty and students.

The band performs for Omaha Volleyball, Omaha Men's and Women’s Basketball, and Omaha Hockey events. Auditions will be held Sept. 10-14.

The UNO Vascular Research Lab offers a vascular fitness assessment, which includes measurements of blood pressure, arterial stiffness, and endothelial function.

In an email to campus, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Sacha Kopp, Ph.D., discussed plans for moving forward on goals of academic excellence and community engagement.

A special recognition of staff efforts in helping students begin an exciting new semester.

Guests can order their food to be picked-up for lunch that day or schedule it to be picked up and ready at a different day of the week, up to a week in advance.

Faculty Leadership Forums are intended to connect faculty across campus who serve either in similar leadership roles or are developing similar professional interests that steer toward leadership on campus; deadline Oct. 1.

Allie Thompson, an academic advisor in the Academic and Career Development Center, was recently named August’s “Awesome Advisor” by the Academic Advising Council.

A team of aviation students from the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) was awarded first prize at a prestigious national aviation competition for designing a system that aims to reduce the threat of collisions on airport runways.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Charles Ingham who recently passed away.

We begin the new academic year with opportunities for continued learning and growth.

The Office of Research and Creative Activity encourages students to participate in a video challenge issued by the Science Coalition; deadline Oct. 21.

MMI will be uniquely designed to facilitate integrated care for the individuals and families with these disabilities and complex health care needs that MMI serves across the lifespan.

All students, faculty and staff now have access to Arts and Sciences Hall for the 2019-2020 academic year.

"It is a great honor and responsibility to serve our students and the people of Nebraska. I will do all I can to help maintain the trajectory that Nebraskans have built for their University."

UNO Staff Advisory Council is continuing to support staff members in the Maverick community with the introduction of their new Professional Development Fund.

Students, Faculty and Staff can receive a 15% discount with a special code.

Scott Tarry, director of UNO's Aviation Institute, joins Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. to discuss the new Destination 225° pilot pathways program.

Wayne Watkins, new executive director of the Scott Scholars Program, joins Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., to discuss the program and how he envisions its growth.

The update will replace the university’s existing Avaya telephone system with a new Cisco Unified Communications system, which encompasses telephone, instant messaging and presence services. 

Every other year, the organization hosts a major concert at Baxter Arena. Past musicians have included FloRida and Logic. Vote for you favorite genre by Sept. 11.

The Ombuds assist with informal conflict resolution and problem-solving, navigating difficult situations, and advocacy for fair processes and fair treatment.

Parker accepted the award at the Board of Regents meeting on Aug. 16.

Construction is scheduled to begin on the drive entrance between EAB and the MBSC from Aug. 21 through Aug. 25. 

Revisit the most recent issue of the UNO Magazine ahead of the next issue arriving in January.

On Friday, Aug. 16, UNO was awarded a 2019 Governor's Wellness Award; the only university in the state to be recognized.

From revamped menus to local partnerships, even new plant-based options, UNO Food Services is excited to announce new updates for the 2019-2020 academic year.

Faculty will now be able to more efficiently work together on grant submissions while also achieving greater efficiencies in training and leveraging expertise across campuses.

Faculty are encouraged to suggest topics for breakout sessions.

It's been a busy year for UNO Biomechanics. Request a print copy of their annual newsletter or view it online as a flipbook.

The University of Nebraska celebrated history on Aug. 16 with the installation of Susan M. Fritz, Ph.D., as interim president. Fritz, a 30-year veteran of the university who most recently served as executive vice president and provost, becomes the first woman to lead the NU system since its creation 51 years ago.

David Swanson, Ph.D., director of the Holland Computing Center, passed away unexpectedly on Aug. 11

A portable exosuit designed by researchers at Harvard and UNO Biomechanics might just give us a glimpse into what the future of wearable robotic devices looks like.

From Friday, August 16 through Saturday, August 17, the main stairwell leading to the Eppley Administration Building's second floor will be inaccessible.

Through a federal grant, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is putting investigators from the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) on the front lines of COPD research.

Lindsay was nominated by her peers for her adaptability and attention to detail.

The UNO Dance Team brought home several awards from a camp attended by multiple teams from across the country.

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will meet Friday, Aug. 16, 2019. A highlight of the day will be the formal installation of Interim President Susan Fritz, Ph.D.

Vice Chancellor and Athletics Director Trev Alberts joins Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. on Center Campus to discuss plans for a new home for Omaha Baseball and Softball.

The league meets every Wednesday at 4:30 P.M. at West Lanes Bowling Alley.

A message from Chancellor Gold on UNO's survey results and next steps for campus.

The Great Plains IDeA-CTR Network is pleased to announce an opportunity for pilot funding through an NIH/NIGMS grant; applications due Nov. 15.

Seeba began his new role within Student Success on Aug. 2.

"Loss almost always challenges us to reflect – in this case reflect on our own family and their safety and at the same time to reflect on what might be done to prevent this kind of tragedy in the future."

Anyone who has cars in the West Garage & Pacific Street Garage must make sure that they're removed by Friday, Aug. 9.

Ameritas Life Insurance Corp., third-party administrator for the University of Nebraska's dental plan, disclosed data breach on July 23.

All flags will be lowered on campus to honor the victims of recent shootings in El Paso and Dayton through Aug. 8, 2019.

The two congressmen visited with faculty and administration from the College of Information Science and Technology, as well as members of the business and nonprofit communities.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is one of just four schools selected for new Destination 225° university pathways.

A proposed new policy is open for review and comment.

Wayne Watkins, BSME, MBA, JD, will oversee support and development of students who are recipients of the Walter Scott, Jr., Scholarship.

Anyone who has cars in the East Garage must make sure that they're removed by the end of the day Friday, Aug. 2.

The NCAA recently named Al F. Caniglia Field one of the top 11 places in the nation to experience college soccer.

The funding from the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society will help the recent alumnus pursue a master's degree at the Peter Kiewit Institute.

"We all are a part of the Maverick Community. Together, we are always better."

Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Sacha Kopp joins UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold for a discussion about Kopp's first month on campus.

When the University of Nebraska put out a call searching for students to assist in flood recovery efforts, Alyssa Spartz didn’t hesitate.

Kamm joins UNO after a decades-long career in banking.

The Gateway would love to include your writing, photography and design in their bi-weekly print publication and digital site.

Baker, a journalism and media communications student, has worked for the Gateway since 2017.

With the Anatomage Table, UNO faculty are changing the way students learn about human physiology.

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

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

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.

Chris Scott, an academic advisor in the Biology Department, was recently named June's “Awesome Advisor” by the Academic Advising Council.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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).

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

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

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

The two finalists for UNO’s open Director of State and Community Relations position have been announced.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Sasha Thurin welcomed as new Director of Marketing; Sam Petto named Director of Editorial & Media Relations.

The proposed 2019-20 budget, which will be considered by the Board of Regents at its June 28 meeting, preserves the university’s affordability with two years of minimal tuition increases while keeping spending flat at a time of ongoing fiscal restraint.

Tyler Gregurich and Jacqui Gutierrez may not be the ones sporting jerseys or gloves, but they are right in the middle of the action at the 2019 College World Series.

Governor Pete Ricketts has ordered all U.S. and Nebraska flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of the passing of Nebraska State Trooper Jerry Smith.

In May, Shizuoka University hosted a conference in partnership with UNO on the work and impact of the famous early twentieth century philosopher Edmund Husserl.

Criteria for waiving coverage has been updated to bring the University of Nebraska more in line with other institutions across the country and ensure that international students have quality coverage when healthcare needs arise.

UNO student Michael Herndon was selected to receive one of 12 fellowships awarded to students from underrepresented groups who plan to pursue their Ph.D. in political science.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is one of the Top 10 Best Employers in Nebraska, according to research by Forbes.

Dr. Lucy Morrison joins Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. to discuss the Common Reader Experience, which eases incoming students’ transition to college through small-group discussion, curricular assignments, and co-curricular programming based around a single book.

The event is the start of a planned effort to further develop support for the thousands of UNO students who want to become the first in their family to earn a college degree.

UNO associate professor Andrew Swift D.Sc. used data from the NCAA baseball regular season to predict the winner of the 2019 College World Series.

Eight teams have paved "the Road to Omaha." Tune into MavRadio.FM for play-by-play action of the College World Series.

A University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) professor is helping professionals in New York bridge the gap between modern society and the growing number of nearby Amish and Old Order Mennonite communities.

Classes are available through H&K for Taekwondo, Hapkido, Judo and self-defense.

University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds has announced plans to alleviate increased out-of-pocket student health insurance costs.

Please read this notification for information on an indecent exposure incident, including campus resources and safety advice.

UNO professors make math engaging with a unique software program.

Mello will assume his new role on July 1, pending approval by the Board of Regents.

Omaha Baseball finished their historic run Saturday, June 1. The team's first NCAA tournament ended in an elimination game with No. 2 seed Baylor.

Two UNO faculty have been chosen to participate in the Campus Compact Midwest Region Engaged Scholars Initiative.

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

A message from Trev Alberts, vice chancellor for athletic leadership and management and director of intercollegiate athletics.

Renata Valquier Chavez, who served as the UNO Student Body President and Student Regent in 2018-19, chats with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

To better align with other campus services, the UNO Help Desk will now be known as the MavTECH Help Center. MavTECH services are available to all UNO students, faculty and staff.

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents made history by naming Susan M. Fritz, Ph.D. as interim president-elect.

Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., chancellor of UNO and the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) extended his congratulations and support to Susan Fritz, Ph.D., on her appointment as interim president-elect of the University of Nebraska system.

What started as a small project with a few student workers has evolved into a fully-featured web application that helps nearly 60 rural public transit agency managers across the state stay on top of state and federal reporting requirements.

Pending approval from the Board of Regents, Blackman will assume his new role on July 1.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Jack Hill who recently passed away.

The Nebraska Legislature and Gov. Pete Ricketts passed into law a two-year state budget package that will fund core needs of the University of Nebraska and keep tuition affordable for NU’s 52,000 students.

Tragedy and, in response, how communities come together to help those in need are themes at the focus of artwork created by UNO art and art history assistant professor Jave Yoshimoto.

Luke Zwenger of Bellevue, Nicole Aschoff of Norfolk and Ryan Ernst of Columbus all earned degrees this May thanks to the support of the Walter Scott, Jr. Scholarship Program.

Defense POW/MIAA Accounting Agency Director Kelly McKeague visited the UNO campus on Friday, May 17, to learn more about an ongoing project from faculty and research at the College of Information Science and Technology.

A proposed new policy is open for review and comment.

For the second year in a row, the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO)’s competitive student aviation team finished in the top ten at the 2019 National Intercollegiate Flying Association (NIFA) SAFECON competition.

If signed, the budget would fund the request NU submitted to policymakers last fall for state appropriation increases of 3% in 2019-20 and 3.7% in 2020-21.

A supervised fitness class aimed at strengthening muscle and bone, reducing the risk of hypertension, obesity, diabetes, and falling while enhancing movement quality in everyday life.

Due to construction, the UNO Biomechanics Research Building will be temporarily closed.

Information Technology Services will consolidate virtual private network (VPN) services at several University of Nebraska locations, including UNO, into one single VPN; May 19.

Police Officers Memorial Day and Police Week were created to express the unending gratitude to our Nation’s law enforcement officers.

UNO Student Body President and Student Regent Aya Yousuf chats with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

Senior Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs B.J. Reed reflects on his time at UNO with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. before retiring in May.

Ryan Ernst, who recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, was invited to present his undergraduate research to state representatives in Washington, D.C.

UNO students are helping students from the Blackburn Alternative Program develop their presentation skills for a podcast based on a recent exhibit at the Joslyn Art Museum.

Chancellor Gold discusses UNO, UNMC and Nebraska Medicine's significant, and ongoing, contributions to the state of Nebraska.

The doctors of music in Strauss aren’t the only ones on campus who can touch the right keys. In every UNO college are professors who play brass, string, percussion and other instruments.

Playing isn't just about having fun — it's critical to learning and development, say UNO's Professors of Play.

From preparing students for careers in the gaming industry to using games in patient rehab, UNO is going to work with video game play.

How one UNO professor is helping bring the past back to life.

Criss Library started collecting board games several years ago and has since amassed dozens of titles.

From an extracurricular activity to an established department. Theatre has deep roots at UNO.

The Nebraska legislature took a key step forward on funding core NU system needs to help keep tuition affordable through 2021.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree John Leed who recently passed away.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Robert Butler who recently passed away.

Traci was nominated by her peers for her organization and adaptability.

The Legislature's budget-writing committee on Thursday released its final recommendation for the 2019-21 state budget, including funding for the University of Nebraska that virtually matches the request NU submitted to policymakers last fall.

It’s commencement season at the University of Nebraska – a time for us to celebrate the achievements of thousands of young people who are about to start a new chapter in their lives.

Congratulations to our newest graduates! At the heart of every Maverick is a story that is still being written.

Scholars from all disciplines are invited to submit proposals for 20-minute presentations focused on the intersection of art and human rights; deadline is June 15, 2019.

"The Power of Play"...it's not just for kids.

Barbara Pickering, a professor in the School of Communication, discusses designating community engagement on students' transcripts with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

Alejandra Escobar-Serrano, a political science and business major, was chosen from a pool of more than 800 other applicants to be selected as a finalist for the national honor.

A group of 70 students, all members of the Thompson Learning Community, came together on Tuesday, April 23, to celebrate completing their undergraduate education.

UNO and the NU Foundation gathered with community supporters to celebration the addition, renovations and improvements to Strauss, including the dedication of the concert hall in honor of Jan and Chancellor Emeritus John Christensen.

University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) students have new options for meeting one of their general education requirements.

Gabriela Amador (College of Education), Paige Cody (Arts and Sciences) and Samantha Sack (College of Arts and Sciences / College of Education) will spent the next academic year as teaching assistants in Spain, Taiwan and Peru

The MavForensics team is among the top 10 teams in the country.

During a social visit to Omaha, incoming Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Sacha Kopp, Ph.D., stopped by the UNO Television studio to record a Maverick Minute with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

In April, UNO hosted its annual CultureFest celebration and welcomed numerous guests from across the metro area to discover the culture, history and experiences of others

The report focuses on education abroad, which provides valuable skills and experiences for NU students.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) will collect and update data on some of the world’s most dangerous individuals in a new project for the Department of Defense.

Dozens of UNO undergraduate and graduate students were recognized Friday, April 19, including 14 students recognized with college and campus-wide awards.

The City of Omaha will be introducing shareable electric scooters as part of a six month trial program.

On Thursday, April 18, a group 31 soon-to-be graduating honors students gathered to share their thesis projects with members of the campus and Omaha communities.

Metro is testing website features and asking riders to provide feedback on their experience using it.

UNO's College of IS&T is working to meet the needs of its community, including the “incredible, explosive demands” in IT fields.

Aya Yousuf and Jabin Moore were sworn into office on Monday, April 15.

Four finalists have been selected as candidates to serve in the role of Director of Multicultural Affairs. The finalists will participate in on-campus interviews and forums through the end of April.

The Committee is responsible for developing a grant process and making grants to Nebraska institutions or researchers to conduct stem cell research that does not use human embryonic stem cells; deadline May 20.

A group of 18 faculty were selected by their students, colleagues and units for excellence in teaching, research, creativity, community engagement and global engagement.

A message from Chancellor Gold addressing recent timely warning alerts.

UNO Honors students shared their own original research and how it has impacted their academic careers.

The UNO Information Technology Services (ITS) and University Communications digital teams collaborated on two major projects focused on web accessibility over the past few months.

The University of Nebraska is now accepting applications for a new student serviceship program that will place up to 50 NU students in communities across Nebraska this summer to assist with recovery efforts from the recent devastating floods.

The saying goes that April showers bring May flowers, but according to a pair of new University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) studies, controlled burns can also play an important role in plant growth.

Susan was nominated by her peers for her flexibility and customer service qualities.

On Tuesday, April 9, University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds announced the 2019 winners of the university’s most prestigious faculty awards for teaching, research and engagement. Among the group: the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) Bill Mahoney.

An Omaha World-Herald article on the student-run coffee shop and learning laboratory shares a few behind-the-scenes details, including the café's most popular item.

UNO’s Department of Public Safety (UNODPS) has determined circumstances exist that members and guests of the UNO campus community should be aware of.

A group of 35 students, two staff members, one faculty member and a UNO alumnus were inducted into the nation's oldest and most selective national honor society on Monday, April 8.

UNO’s Department of Public Safety (UNODPS) has determined circumstances exist that members and guests of the UNO campus community should be aware of.

The day featured workshops for area high school students and their advisors. 214 awards were also given out across various categories.

Jen Papproth, director of UNO's Accessibility Services Center, discusses accessibility and the importance of supporting students with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

Recipients of the Employee of the Year Award, Staff Advisory Council Award, Advisory of the Year and the Spirit of Service Award were recognized at the banquet, April 4.

The university’s highest priority is making certain impacts of the flooding do not impede any student’s ability to continue their coursework.

The university-wide effort is being coordinated by Chuck Hibberd, dean and director of Nebraska Extension, which has a long history of supporting disaster relief.

The programs will open new service opportunities for employees and students interested in volunteering in affected communities or supporting colleagues in need.

The UNO Alumni Association has been integrated into the UNOmaha app, unleashing everything Maverick for graduates and donors everywhere.

The teaching, research and outreach activities of the University of Nebraska grow the state’s economy by $4.5 billion every year.

On Thursday, May 30, the Nebraska Coordinating Commission for Post-secondary Education (CCPE) reviewed and unanimously approved the creation of the center.

The Creative Director accepted the award on March 29.

UNO students out performed many of their peers at the recent William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, earning a top 10 percent team finish with four students individually placing in the top 25 percent nationally

Beginning Monday, April 1, the NU Foundation will update its reimbursement policy to better align with University of Nebraska system guidelines.

In January 2019, Ken Hansen, associate vice chancellor of facilities at UNMC and vice president of facilities at Nebraska Medicine, had announced he would be stepping down and UNO's John Amend would be taking over his responsibilities in the interim.

After nearly four years leading NU through a period of transformational collaboration and momentum, Bounds is stepping away from administration to transition to other educational and consulting work.

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., shares a message following Monday's announcement that President Hank Bounds will be leaving the University of Nebraska.

Thank you for your participation.

To meet immediate needs, the University of Nebraska at Omaha, University of Nebraska Medical Center and Nebraska Medicine have opened a Flood Relief Donation Management Center. There is now a dedicated website for monetary donations and a website to volunteer to help flood victims. 

In its second year, a partnership between UNO and the University of Nebraska College of Law aims to encourage more students in underrepresented communities to purse a legal education; deadline April 5.

UNO Parking will now offer a shuttle option that runs until midnight between the Dodge and Scott Campuses

Changes will take place on March 24 but users should not have to change anything.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO student Charles Barrett who recently passed away.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Matthew Fenner who recently passed away.

The UNO community stands in solidarity with those impacted by the Christchurch attacks.

Share your Maverick Spirit by helping support those impacted by flooding.

We are here to provide support and ensure you are taken care of as part of our Maverick Family.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Diane Andrew who recently passed away.

More than 200 attendees traveled to the UNO campus on March 7 and 8 to take part in the Fourth Annual Deterrence and Assurance Academic Alliance Conference

Ricardo was nominated by his peers for hard work and willingness to help others.

Students looking for exceptional education in public affairs will find just that at the University of Nebraska at Omaha according to the new 2020 “Best Graduate Schools Rankings” from U.S. News and World Report.

Omaha will play in its second Summit League Championship Final in three years on March 12.

Five UNO alumni will be honored at the 32nd annual Tribute to Women Awards.

As part of a University of Nebraska systemwide refresh, UNO letterhead, business cards and envelopes now have a new look.

Maria L. Perez, a junior in the Business Administration Economics and Management program, has been honored for the selfless service she gives to her community and UNO.

Conducting research of the sciences, engineering or medicine? Apply now for the SEM Initiative; deadline is April 29.

Biomechanics students James Pierce and Keaton Young are already impacting the lives of children across Nebraska thanks to a new, low-cost 3D-printed upper-arm prosthetic device

Find out how you can encourage fellow faculty and staff to improve engagement on campus.

The Office of General Education and Dual Enrollment presented Jamie Honke with the award during its annual luncheon.

"Partnership 2020" is an initiative to build research partnerships between U.S. and Indian institutions in key 21st century academic fields.

American Way, American Airline’s in-flight magazine, featured the Omaha metro in its March 2019 issue, including UNO.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Philip Vogel who recently passed away.

Chancellor Gold sits down with Laura Wakefield to discuss a collaborative employee training and development program is open to all UNO and UNMC employees.

Kristina Cammarano joins Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. for a discussion about UNO's Maverick Food Pantry.

Julie Kalasek discusses student care options with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

Makayla McMorris discusses her vision for UNO's brand with Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Dorothy Patach who recently passed away.

Joined by students, leaders in business and agriculture, and other supporters, University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds and Board of Regents Chairman Tim Clare asked the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee to invest in the future of the state by supporting affordable, quality education.

MavCARD Services will be undergoing routine maintenance that will affect some services on Thursday, March 21.

Doctoral candidate Andrew Riquier is testing drug therapy protocol targeting cells that could lead to future prevention and treatment of disorders such as autism.

The UNO Flag will be lowered for UNO professor Ben Steiner, who passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 22, after a hard-fought battle with cancer.

UNO’s Center for Afghanistan Studies welcomed Annie Pforzheimer, Acting Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs.

Approximately 50 students from across the Omaha and Council Bluffs metro areas attended a workshop at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center to understand how to curb hate speech through legal and governmental processes.

University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) officials have determined that, following damage to the university's Center Street Dome, repairs are not feasible and alternative options will need to be considered for the future of the space.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO employee Dave Wintle who recently passed away.

Science and/or Education majors are encouraged to apply for the NoyceSCIENCE Internships; Deadline is March 9.

These women were honored for giving their time and talents to our organization, UNO, and the surrounding community.

Faculty should submit application materials by Thursday, Feb. 28

This year, PRSSA members chose to volunteer social media efforts and fitting room expertise to benefit the Ultra Chic Boutique.

University Communications asked experts in marketing and public relations about their thoughts on this year's Super Bowl commercials.

UMR is accepting applications to allow out-of-network providers to be considered as in-network for a sixth-month period.

UNO's Office of Sustainability and the Chancellor's Sustainability Committee want to know what sustainability means to you.

Arts & Sciences Dean David Boocker found healing through writing. Thanks to UNO programs and graduates, others are discovering the same.

UNO graduates and faculty are working toward solutions for the nation's opioid crisis, including an alum developing a promising alternative to morphine.

How creativity and art can impact healing.

UNO's Speech-Language and Community Counseling Clinics boast decades of service to campus, community.

UNO center helps students find their way into a health care career.

If you weren't able to attend or are interested in seeing it again, the event recording is now available.

UNO's Office of Spirit and Tradition celebrates all things Mavericks - at home and on the road - throughout the year

UNO provides a number of mother's room options across campus

The goal of the Pilot Program is to provide support to the most promising and novel clinical and translational research projects and help investigators obtain preliminary data necessary for successful investigator-initiated extramural grants.

The Rev. Dan Andrews has been named pastor of the St. John Paul II Newman Center, a student housing facility and home for campus ministry programming run by the Archdiocese of Omaha.

A new login option for MavLINK will be introduced soon, allowing you to use your UNO campus credentials (NETID) to access this key system.

Joe was nominated by his peers for his rich experience and dedication to office clients.

University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds was joined by some of the state’s most prominent business leaders in testifying for a major investment in student scholarships to retain more top talent and grow Nebraska’s workforce.

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. sits down with Dr. Jonathan Benjamin-Alvarado to discuss this year's TEDxUNO, "Resilience".

Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. sits down with Sarah Edwards to discuss the Teacher Scholars Academy.

A pair of University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) graduate students have made a breakthrough that one day could help better the lives of cancer patients.

This annual, nation-wide, anonymous survey explores faculty perceptions influencing cultures of assessment within institutions of higher education.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO retiree Anna Sommers who recently passed away.

In the Fall 2018 semester, two classes helped produce educational material for a new exhibition and public art initiative as part of a service learning partnership with Joslyn Art Museum

Nick Oegema will be working directly with students to ensure access to accommodations is in place, and he'll also be collaborating with faculty and staff to provide guidance on the accommodation process.

The GP IDeA-CTR is pleased to offer Research Studios for early career investigators, to help refine their research.

The Veterans Integration to Academic Leadership program and Nebraska Veterans Affairs will be hosting satellite services in the Office of Military and Veteran Services throughout the Spring 2019 semester.

The National Academic Advising Association will present Luxon with the award in May.

The university is mourning the passing of the UNO Hall of Fame baseball coach.

With over 500 responses, the results of SAC's survey are now available.

Students, faculty and staff took home 16 awards at the 2018 Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Nebraska Paper Anvil Awards.

The Housing Operations Coordinator accepted the award on Jan. 25.

President Hank Bounds gives his thoughts on where the University of Nebraska has been and where it's headed next.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO student Julia Derrick who passed away.

Alpha Kappa Delta is looking for panelists of diverse backgrounds to participate in a panel discussing the social issue of healthcare; deadline for submission is Feb. 17.

Alpha Kappa Delta is looking for individuals from a diverse array of departments to present their work at the Annual Social Issues Symposium; deadline is March 7.

The new transit center will provide better access for UNO students headed to and from class.

After nearly 17 years leading the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) College of Business Administration, Louis Pol, the college’s John Becker Dean, has announced he will be stepping away from the position in 2019.

Gov. Pete Ricketts on Tuesday released his proposed state budget package for the 2019-21 biennium.

A list of campus resources available for students, faculty and staff

The conference will take a retrospective look at the driving forces behind public higher education institutions' "return to their roots" of public trust; proposals due March 15.

U.S. News & World Report’s new rankings name the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) online criminology and criminal justice graduate program the nation’s No. 1 program of its kind.

Weber, who led UNO from 1977 to 1997, died on Friday, Jan. 11, after a long battle with cancer.

Joseph Price was selected as UNO’s newest Ombuds in the Summer of 2018, joining Tracie Anderson and Shereen Bingham.

Matt Starkey will host satellite office hours for service members, veterans, and family members interested in learning more about non-educational VA benefits and other Nebraska veterans benefits.

This award recognizes extraordinary service to the UNO Women’s and Gender Studies program; deadline is Feb. 22.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO employee Roxann Freeman who recently passed away.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO student Rosalie Brown who recently passed away.

The instructions for submitting or requesting surplus property has changed under the joint UNO/UNMC Mail Service operation.

The University of Nebraska has a new Export Control Director to help campuses maintain compliance with export control regulations.

The proposed new state scholarship program that would provide support for 250 NU students annually majoring in critical workforce areas.

The UNO flag will be lowered for UNO student Rosalie Brown who has passed away.

UNO faculty and staff that have the University’s medical or dental coverage should have received new ID cards from UMR and Ameritas in December.

A Budget Response Team proposal has realigned facilities planning and construction services into a single source for all University of Nebraska campuses.

The team took first place in both Division I Pom and Jazz.

Karima was nominated by her peers for her attention to detail and willingness to help others.

We are in need of volunteers to help make this event a success; sign up until Feb. 13.

Do you do fundraising? University employees receive 15% off on Certificate in Fundraising Management classes.

Candidates will be evaluated on their contribution and service, advocacy and collaboration, and initiative and attitude; deadline is March 1.

Enhance the capability of Great Plains IDeA-CTR and other researchers in performing patient & stakeholder engagement with rural research partnerships; deadline Jan. 14.

Instructors may be compensated for the time they spend developing online courses; application deadline is Jan. 16.

Great Plains IDeA-CTR is soliciting applications to be used to access core facilities and/or fee-for-service resources to augment current research, or to prepare pilot data for research applications; next due date, May 6.

The nomination deadline has been extended for the Award for Distinguished Research or Creative Activity; Jan. 4.

This scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students who are currently enrolled and attending classes at UNO, and will graduate after the fall 2019 semester; due Jan. 11.

Nominate someone, or yourself, for the CCSW Outstanding Achievement and/or Outstanding Community Service Awards; due Jan. 11.

ACDC will be hosting a variety of events in Spring 2019 for all students, faculty and staff.

Faculty Fellowships are available for STEM faculty to conduct research with NASA colleagues during a 10-week residential program in Huntsville, AL; application deadline is Feb. 8.

The DHHS Cancer and Smoking Disease Research Program is now accepting applications for Fiscal Year 2020 Cancer and Smoking Disease Research Grants; deadline is Jan. 7.