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Under a new pilot program, full-time staff have the opportunity to add flexibility to their 40-hour work week, effective this summer. Completed Alternative Work Arrangement Agreement forms are due to Human Resources by April 1.

Learn about a change in how Lot D is used that will benefit all valid UNO parking permit holders.

Advertising experts came together virtually to pit some of the best advertisements from the Super Bowl head to head in a discussion with UNO faculty and students.

A peaceful protest in 1969, organized by Black students seeking equal treatment, helped set the stage for five decades of Black Studies at UNO. Despite being one of the oldest departments of its kind in the U.S., the story of UNO's Department of Black Studies is just beginning.

As a way to help bridge the full life cycle of sponsored research and creative activity, UNO Grants Accounting will move from Business and Finance to the Office of Research and Creative Activity, effective this April.

Dario Ghersi, Ph.D., associate professor of biomedical informatics at UNO, published an article in ‘The Conversation’ that explored a potential link between autoimmune disorders and the virus that causes COVID-19.

Stennis was awarded for her welcoming personality and ability to help staff and guests stay informed about campus policies and procedures.

The UNO Service Learning Academy and faculty from the Department of Geography, Department of Black Studies, and Nathan and Hannah Schwalb Center for Israel and Jewish Studies, have recently launched projects as part of UNO's Strategic Investment in Social Justice, Inequality, Race, and Class.

LeGrand was nominated by her peers for her dedication to student success.

The campus community is invited to attend these candidate forums as Student Affairs conducts its search for a leader to oversee one of UNO's largest student learning communities; forums Feb. 24, 28; March 1, 8.

UNO Environmental Services, which supports UNO facilities operations, was recognized for their outstanding efforts to keep UNO's campus safe throughout the pandemic.

Derrick Fox, DMA, is an associate professor and director of choirs at UNO. He has also spent the last several years helping choral communities across the nation expand their understanding of different cultures, experiences, and contributions to the history of music.

A new, independent analysis recently released highlights the impact of UNO, and the University of Nebraska system, on the state's economy thanks to employment opportunities, graduating a significant number of Nebraska's workforce, and innovative research that improves the lives of Nebraskans.

Proposed policy revision open for review and comment; provide feedback by Feb. 28.

The Office of University Communications has changed its name to reflect the unit’s new strategic mission.

Senior Justice Kellett was recently named a "Maverick in the Making" for her commitment to her education and never-quit attitude. UNO's Maverick in the Making Scholarship recognizes high school seniors who make a difference in their communities, go against the grain, and explore without the fear of failing. To celebrate these changemakers, they are awarded a $4,000 scholarship to attend UNO.

Five years ago an exchange program brought Huzaifah Baharuddin to UNO and into the life of Samantha Brown. And while miles often kept them apart, the two once again found themselves on campus this past summer; this time to get married.

UNO ranked second among mid-size employers in Nebraska and in the top 25% of mid-size employers nationwide. The university also ranked highly among other mid-size employers in education.

A new study on immune system response could have major implications for disease prevention, early detection, and efficient treatment.

Joseph Wiese’s years of poor dietary choices led him down an unhealthy path, but a Type 2 diabetes diagnosis led him to change his life for the better.