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As a sign of appreciation for all UNO faculty and staff, and to help them get their hands on the latest Maverick gear, UNO Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, instituted a permanent employee discount at the Maverick Store!

In today's digital world, there are no shortage of options when it comes to hybrid and remote learning. UNO offers a unique combination of flexibility, credibility, and quality you can only get from a reputable four-year university with a focus on making education accessible to all.

A total of 1,156 students graduated this December. 281 of those were master’s degrees and 10 doctoral degrees, spanning 29 countries and 32 states.

The restructure of the UNO Office of Strategic Marketing and Communications (MarComm) closely aligns related services and roles, creating a more cohesive and collaborative office to better serve the campus community.

On Monday, community members, students, staff, and faculty attended UNO's third event in its Future of Work Symposium Series. The event — titled "Forces of Change" — featured national experts as well as prominent local professionals who shared their thoughts on what it takes to drive innovation in the workplace.

Ortega was recognized by her colleagues for her ability to think creatively to problem solve and support students.

Local and regional performing and sound artists and students can apply by Jan. 31.

Hatfield was recognized by his colleagues for his expertise, collaborative spirit, and sense of humor.

Chancellor Li: "Congratulations to Doug for his well-earned retirement. His passion for education, the economic development of rural communities and the state impacted the lives of many. After 22 years of leadership, I'm pleased that he plans to remain involved with the university community."

In partnership with the Food Bank for the Heartland and Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services, the Maverick Food Pantry is now offering SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits application assistance.

Study Group will draw on its global expertise and network of staff in country to recruit and support students through the admissions process from a wide range of countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa directly to UNO for the Fall 2024 intake.

This upgrade is a vital service providing critical alerts and notifications during emergencies and is now more robust and user-friendly for the entire campus community.

The workshop sessions are sponsored by the Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives, Office of Academic Affairs, and the Center for Faculty Excellence.

University of Nebraska (NU) System senior vice president and chief financial officer Chris Kabourek will assume the role of interim president on Jan. 1 following a unanimous vote today by the NU Board of Regents.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, Dec. 4, in memory of retiree Warren Benson.

In the first NCAA Tournament in program history, the Omaha Mavericks played hard against No. 4 Kansas in their second meeting of the season, but were unable to pull off the upset as they were bested 3-0 against the host school.

Join us for a reception to celebrate Woods’ 40-years of dedication and service to UNO.

Driven by a thirst for knowledge and the need for something different, Eva Burklund's journey took an unexpected turn. What she once considered 'random opportunities' became stepping stones toward her newfound passion for research.

The latest strategy forum held at UNO provided an opportunity for more than 200 campus stakeholders, particularly faculty and staff, to hear more about the university’s approach to budget concerns as well as engage in discussion to guide the future of the institution.

Wanzenried Solberg was nominated by her peers for her dedication to student success.

Frye was recognized by her colleagues for her positive attitude and willingness to support others.

In a 90 minute battle, the Mavericks came up short 1-0 to the Missouri State Bears, ending their NCAA Tournament run and closing out their 2023 season.

The University of Nebraska (NU) System Board of Regents announced Thursday that it is inviting applications and nominations for the ninth president of the NU System.

UNO’s International Program’s Center for Afghanistan Studies is launching a 10-month training course for Nebraska school administrators, teachers, and other school personnel to better serve incoming Afghan students and their families.

UNO is among the top 20 universities and colleges in the country for veterans according to the latest “Best for Vets” rankings released by Military Times.

Maverick supporters donated a record-setting $761,285 to support UNO. During the 24-hour day of giving, 4,967 gifts were made, surpassing the goal of 4,000 gifts.

A team of researchers from UNO's Department of Biomechanics and UNMC were awarded the Most Promising New Invention of 2023 award during UNeMEd's recent Innovation Week celebration.

A delegation from Binh Duong Province in Vietnam paid an official visit to the UNO campus on Oct. 2. This significant visit served as a strategic follow-up to UNO Chancellor Joanne Li's, Ph.D., CFA, previous diplomatic mission to Vietnam in July.  

Maverick students, faculty, staff, and alumni showed up and showed off their school spirit for Homecoming UNO. From cheering on fellow Mavericks at sporting events to invading Omaha, Mavericks of all ages did it all this year.

UNO advisors Nicki Allen, Andrew Beck, Heather Ford, Mike Gutierrez-Madrigal, Lyndsey Rice, and Alexis Sherman (not pictured) presented on the topic “Inclusivity in Word and Action: A Conversation about the Words Advisors Use” to help inform advisors of best practices regarding words and phrases used to create an inclusive advising experience for all students.

No. 4 Omaha fell to No. 2 South Dakota State in the 2023 Summit League Championship title match.

Earlier this month, UNO was named a recipient of the Governor’s Wellness Award for the Grower Award category honoring businesses and organizations demonstrating significant improvement in employee health behaviors.

The Inspire Awards recognize women for their inspiring professional achievements and their dedication to making the Omaha community a great place to live and work.

The inaugural chief engagement officer for UNO will be stepping down as she enters retirement. Sara Woods, the first leader of the new UNO Office of Engagement, has announced her intent to retire at the end of 2023. She’s been a part of the Maverick community for four decades.

As part of this transition, University of Nebraska Information Technology Services (NU ITS) can help with a migration of data from Google Drive to OneDrive.

UNO Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA was joined by Senior Vice Chancellor Phil He, Ph.D., and Vice Chancellor of Business and Finance Carol Kirchner, MBA, to detail how UNO is strategically approaching the budget challenges facing the institution and the entire University of Nebraska System.

Richardson was nominated by his peers for his dedication to student success.

The UNO Maverick community is mourning the loss of Lois Roskens, who passed away on Oct. 12 at the age of 90.

The University of Nebraska (NU) System Board of Regents on Thursday named a 22-member Presidential Search Advisory Committee to assist in the national search for the NU System’s ninth president.

Adrian Dowell, vice chancellor for athletics at UNO, authored an article in the Nebraska Examiner to discuss UNO's efforts to support the well-being of Maverick student-athletes.

Meet Lily Hovey, a junior at UNO, whose remarkable journey with Camp Kesem began when she was just 13-years-old. Kesem connects with communities through its partnership with college students from all corners of the United States.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Thursday, Oct. 19, in memory of retiree Robert S. Runyon.

Area high school students gathered at UNO for an expert discussion on public service featuring UNO alumnus Chuck Hagel, former U.S. Secretary of Defense and former U.S. Senator from Nebraska.

St. Clair was recognized by her colleagues for her tireless work to improve the food pantry and for caring deeply for the UNO community.

Over the last 15 months, Information Technology Services (ITS) has implemented several cybersecurity enhancements to protect the university’s information systems, data, and guide technology processes and operations. The university is also investing in required annual Security Awareness Training to equip our community to be proactive digital citizens.

Furman was recognized by her colleagues for her support of faculty and staff in their efforts to advise and retain students.

New arrivals include Shake Smart, Qdoba, Erbert & Gerbert's, and Mein Bowl (including Hissho Sushi).

The University of Nebraska (NU) System continues to move forward on its "Five-Point Plan" to successfully navigate the challenging higher education landscape, System President Ted Carter told the Board of Regents on Thursday.

Li delved into the hurdles being faced by institutions of higher education nationally and outlined the measures and strategic initiatives being taken by UNO to effectively address these issues while also positioning UNO for its future.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Oct. 3, in memory of retiree Carmen del Llano Mattes.

Stedman’s Café, located inside of Mammel Hall, operates under a unique business model that is completely student-run. It gives UNO students the opportunity to gain real-world experience that can’t be offered within the confines of a classroom.

Continuing the university’s work to foster international partnerships, UNO Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, recently visited Japan to sign updated memorandums of understanding with university partners, meet with international recruiting partners, and speak with future Mavericks as well as current UNO students and alumni abroad

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

UNO is one of eight public research universities joining the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU)-led Aspire Alliance institutional change initiative, a national effort to attract, retain, and support faculty as they work to advance their universities’ education, research, and engagement missions.

University of Nebraska (NU) System President Ted Carter shared an update with faculty and staff about the NU System's budget and budget planning process.

Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, replaces University of North Dakota President Andy Armacost. She will serve a two-year appointment through the 2024-25 season.

Sixteen University of Nebraska (NU) System colleagues, including four UNO faculty members, have been selected to participate in a systemwide program that aims to develop the next generation of higher education leaders.

Students have access to paid internships through the innovative Career Connect program. On Monday, UNO advanced the initiative by providing students with access to expert insights, peer advice, and professional networking through the Career Connect Symposium.

In honor of Constitution Week, the Nebraska State Court of Appeals held their annual educational and community outreach program, which consists of hosting their court room proceedings at UNO. The effort, known as the College Campus Initiative, allows an intimate look at the judicial process by bringing courtrooms to classrooms.

As a child, Jenna Janssen was fascinated by the local news, and that curiosity continued into her higher education. She became inspired to understand the complex multifaceted workings of a newsroom and has done so by becoming deeply involved on campus and working numerous internships in her field.

On Thursday, Sept. 14, the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) launched the Chancellor’s Leadership Academy. The academy will focus on preparing visionary, resilient, and flexible higher education leaders. 

Wolfe was recognized by his colleagues for sharing his knowledge with students, faculty, and staff; his willingness to adapt; and for always having a smile on his face.

For the third time in four years, investigators at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) have raised the bar for total research and creative activity, having been awarded a record-shattering $42 million in funding in FY2023 which ended in June.

On Aug. 30, over 92,000 fans gathered at Memorial Stadium to watch as history was made at Volleyball Day in Nebraska. The Omaha Mavericks took on the Nebraska Cornhuskers in a world-record breaking match. The players demonstrated a collective embodiment of strength, resilience, and pure sporting excellence.

For the 11th consecutive year, more than 15,000 students are enrolled for the Fall 2023 semester at UNO, which includes setting a new record for graduate enrollment for the third time in four years.

Jim Kamm, who has served as the assistant vice chancellor for business and finance at UNO for four years, will step down from his role after being named state tax commissioner for the state of Nebraska. His last day at UNO will be Friday, September 1.

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

UNO's Chief Diversity Officer, A.T. Miller, Ph.D., has been elected to serve as one of five Grand Marshalls for this event hosted by the Tri-Faith Initiative. The event aims to honor those lost in the tragic events of 9/11 and to bring the community closer together in an enriching way; Sept. 10.

Maverick fans are invited to invest in student-athletes as part of Volleyball Day in Nebraska.

Carroll was recognized by her colleagues for her hard work, interpersonal skills, knowledge, and adaptability.

Officer Sanchez was recognized by his colleges for his continued devotion to keeping UNO safe, and his willingness to go the extra mile for his community.

University of Nebraska System President Ted Carter announced to faculty and staff Tuesday that after four years of leadership, he will step down from his Nebraska post on Dec. 31 to become the next president of Ohio State University.

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

Following a Board of Regents meeting on Aug. 17, 2023, University of Nebraska (NU) System President Ted Carter shared an update with faculty and staff about the NU system's budget and budget planning process.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) alumni network is growing. More than 500 Mavericks will graduate this summer.

In a move to expand access to an affordable education, UNO is eliminating the application fee required for domestic undergraduate admission consideration, enabling more future Mavericks to apply fee free for admission to the university.

A new effort led by researchers at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) seeks to provide an overview of labor trafficking in Nebraska and provide actionable items on how the state can improve identification and responses. The two-year project began in July and is funded by a roughly $500k grant from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation.

UNO has saved students nearly $5 million since 2018 through its efforts to make college textbooks and course materials more affordable as part of the University of Nebraska System’s Open Nebraska initiative.

Kole was recognized by his colleagues after demonstrating continued dedication to providing an inclusive, welcoming, and safe environment for housing residents.

Kohout will continue to serve as UNO’s chief of government and community relations.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, Aug. 7, in memory of retiree David Kline.

Innovative ideas that stretch from rich farmlands to high-tech medical and computer labs have again landed the University of Nebraska System (NU) among the world’s leading academic institutions for earning U.S. patents.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library has become home to the Special Kripke-Veret Collection, a hallmark selection of primarily scholarly Jewish works. The collection was donated by the Jewish Federation of Omaha (JFO).

As a part of the UNO utility project, M.U.D. will require a temporary natural gas shutdown on Tuesday, Aug. 8.

University of Nebraska System (NU) President Ted Carter has announced that he has awarded the Presidential Medal of Service to Bryan Slone, president of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

University of Nebraska (NU) System President Ted Carter announced today that he has named Kristen Hassebrook, a Nebraska attorney with more than a decade of experience in advocacy and policy at the local, state and federal levels, as NU’s new chief lobbyist and associate vice president for government relations.

Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, partnered with Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen to build international relationships, bolstering opportunities for recruitment, study abroad, and collaboration between institutions.

High school students from 16 area high schools comprised the cast and crew of a production of "Footloose" that hit the stage in late June and early July as part of the UNOTheatre Summer Musical Theatre Academy.

UNO alumni Zander Gibney has been awarded a Fellowship worth $8,500 by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi—the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Gibney is one of 62 recipients nationwide to receive a Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship.

These flexible, affordable, and accessible new course offerings enable learners to increase their knowledge of in-demand skills through short-form non-credit courses.

The weeklong trade mission begins July 9 and includes multiple stops throughout the country.

Mike Boeve made history one last time Sunday night when he became the highest draft pick in Omaha Baseball history after the Milwaukee Brewers picked him in the second round and 54th overall.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, July 10, in memory of retiree Judith Milner.

Making the jump to the major leagues is no small task, but thanks to work with the UNO Pitching Lab in the Department of Biomechanics, a UNO doctoral student is getting a taste of professional baseball.

Furman was recognized by her colleagues for her support of faculty and staff in their efforts to advise and retain students.

Krueger was recognized by his colleagues for his outstanding dedication to support many key programs that help many Mavericks thrive.

Five projects by researchers across UNO received a combined $1.7 million in funding to boost training and recruitment of behavioral health professionals.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, June 26, in memory of student Andrew McNally.

‘Five-point plan’ reimagines university for the future.

Ahead of his presentation to the University of Nebraska Board of Regents on June 22, University of Nebraska (NU) System President Ted Carter provided an update on the system's budget and future.

These students are being recognized for their academic achievements during the Spring 2023 semester at UNO with inclusion on the Chancellor's and/or Dean's List.

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

The University of Nebraska will need to implement a bold plan to strategically redeploy its resources in order to close its budget shortfall while advancing its highest priorities of affordability, academic competitiveness and operational efficiency, under a recommended 2023-24 budget released today by President Ted Carter.

Vice Adm., Navy (Ret.) Ted Carter, president of the University of Nebraska System (NU), has been appointed to and elected chairman of the Board of Directors for the National Strategic Research Institute (NSRI) at the University of Nebraska.

A new era of Omaha Soccer has arrived with the installation of a brand-new pitch at Caniglia Field.

At the University of Nebraska at Omaha, empowering learners starts with increasing social mobility for students, families, and the community.

Omaha philanthropists Barbara and Wally Weitz have made a $25 million gift commitment to invest in strategic priorities and leadership at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and redevelop a historic building at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture (NCTA) in Curtis, Nebraska, to support student growth and success.

With a heightened focus on student-athletes' needs and to proactively adhere to the new NCAA D1 holistic student-athlete model, Omaha Athletics has established goals to facilitate an environment that reinforces the priority of mental health in addition to physical health within athletics.

A new study conducted by UNO researchers found that mobile vulnerable populations in Omaha saw increased needs for mental health, substance use disorders, and childcare services as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Williams was recognized by his colleagues for his proactive and engaged approach to ensuring the everyday events, gatherings, and meetings at the Milo Bail Student Center go smoothly.

With higher education at a crossroads, the University of Nebraska must find ways to reimagine itself in order to become a stronger and more competitive institution even as it navigates new fiscal realities of rising costs and muted revenue growth, President Ted Carter said Wednesday.

NU System President Ted Carter thanked the governor for supporting the funding levels approved by the Appropriations Committee and full Legislature.

How DérNecia Phillips’ philosophy of holding on to the important things supported her journey to earning a doctorate in educational leadership.

On Friday, 1,657 students earned degrees from UNO and began the next stages in their professional journey. Family, friends, and the Maverick family cheered them on as they crossed the stage and welcomed them as UNO’s newest alumni.

The two-year package now moves to Gov. Jim Pillen for consideration.

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

UNO was recognized for its volunteerism and support for the 3,000 students in the organization’s network.

With two UNO commencement ceremonies and three NSAA State Baseball championships, it will be a busy day at and around Baxter Arena and Maverick Park; May 19.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Thursday, May 18, in memory of retiree Charles "C.J." Brown.

Felipe Blanco, Ph.D. came to UNO to study the social dynamics at the heart of public problems and solutions and found a community that supported his passion to better understand issues around equity, identity, and representation.

Growing up in northern Iraq, Maysaa Kalei never expected to graduate from college despite her strong academic performance. Now she finds herself preparing to earn her degree in business administration with concentrations in economics and international business from the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) College of Business Administration (CBA).

A panel of UNO leaders provided an update on strategic planning and received feedback from the campus community.

Abigail Faris was selected as one of 154 students for the 2023 Newman Civic Fellowship.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) will celebrate its newest alumni as graduates receive their degrees at the May 2023 commencement ceremonies to be held on Friday, May 19 at UNO's Baxter Arena.

The Mavericks have been selected for the Baton Rouge Regional hosted by LSU, and will open NCAA Tournament play against the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns on Friday, May 19.

UNO has a limited number of student tickets available. In August, students will get access to a form to request tickets on a first come first serve basis. Students will receive an e-mail in the fall with instructions.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, May 12, in memory of retiree Rodney Lloyd Oberle.

Four Omaha Athletics teams earned recognition for going above and beyond in their community service efforts.

Neal will work with campus units to develop budget plans and financial strategies.

The "In the Beginning: The Artist Samuel Bak" exhibition has been extended through July 16, 2023.

On May 4, President Hakim Lotoro, Vice President Nate Ostdiek, and Chief of Staff Alessandra Garofalo were sworn into office.

The UNO University Honors Program features faculty from every college on campus. These faculty members teach Honors-only sections of general education courses and unique Honors colloquia offerings each semester, striving for excellence in and out of the classroom.

George Grispos, Ph.D., brings forward NebraskaCYBR’s cyber operations and cyber defense accredited teaching and research capabilities. Throughout the next decade his primary concern is securing agricultural systems and equipment to avoid such technologies being used in criminal and terrorist activities.

Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon honored the achievements and contributions of local Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) leaders within the Omaha community at UNO’s Thompson Alumni Center.

University of Nebraska (NU) System President Ted Carter has released a new set of sustainability measures for the system, drawn from input and ideas from an 80-member team of faculty, staff and students from across the campuses.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Maverick community is mourning the loss of Lou Ann Weber, who passed away on April 26th at the age of 91.

Swisher's nominators describe her as an advisor that is an amazing problem-solver and fierce student advocate.

Supporting the tech revolution in Nebraska starts with filling the tech workforce pipeline. Martha Garcia-Murillo, Ph.D., dean of UNO’s College of Information Science and Technology, understands the importance of reducing barriers to entry in the tech field, connecting students with scholarships and internship opportunities early in their college career.

The coalition, called the Council on Higher Education as a Strategic Asset, is made up of about 40 leaders in U.S. higher education, government, business, the nonprofit sector and the military. The group will spend the next year developing recommendations for how higher education can best adapt to help states and the country remain competitive.

A new program offered by UNO’s College of Information Science & Technology (IS&T) to provide students with exposure to different fields and career opportunities in the tech industry is gaining attention in Omaha.

University of Nebraska System (NU) President Ted Carter announced that the Health Careers Resource Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha is the recipient of the 2023 Inclusive Excellence Collaboration Award.

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

On April 24, recognitions and awards were handed out by UNO’s Staff Advisory Council, Faculty Senate, and Academic Advising Council to celebrate employee contributions to the campus over the past year.

Luna was recognized by her colleagues for wealth of knowledge, dependability, and determination to go above and beyond for UNO’s students.

The second iteration of UNO’s Future of Work Symposium Series focused on the rise of chatbots and artificial intelligence (AI), its growing role in society and the workplace, and the opportunities and threats facing the use of AI and automation.

From April 17 through April 19, 2023, members of the UNO student body cast their ballots for their new President/Regent, Vice President, Chief of Staff, and Student Senators. Students elected during this period will represent students for the next year.

The award recognizes individual faculty members who have demonstrated meritorious and sustained records of excellence and creativity in teaching. Betty Love, Ph.D., has been dedicated to teaching innovation throughout her 30-plus year career at UNO.

Derrick Fox, DMA, director of choral activities and distinguished associate professor of music at UNO, received an invitation from Manhattan Concert Productions to participate in the concert of a lifetime: to lead a choir comprised of singers from all over the nation in a performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Sayonnah Mandal, Ph.D., lecturer in interdisciplinary informatics, published an article through The Conversation discussing the potential for passkeys to soon replace passwords for a more secure online experience.

Learn more about the pilot by registering to attend the “Creating a Culture of Faculty Coaching” event; April 28.

An eighth Maverick has now been nationally recognized as a pioneer in the fields of natural science, mathematics, and engineering by earning a prestigious Barry Goldwater Scholarship Award. Abby Swoboda is the only University of Nebraska awardee this year.

The authors shared the evolution of their writing styles, their philanthropic efforts, and passion for storytelling.

St. Clair was recognized by her colleagues for her outstanding commitment to ensure that all are welcome, comfortable, and supported within our campus community.

Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, led the presentation during Friday’s Board of Regents meeting on UNO’s campus.

The University of Nebraska System Regents toured UNO to experience the cutting-edge research taking place in key fields.

UNO students and leadership joined their NU System peers for a day of advocacy at the State Capitol Building.

The College of Education, Health and Human Sciences (CEHHS) at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is working to help bridge a gap in educator training when it comes to serving K-12 students with dyslexia.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, April 5, in memory of retiree Arcides "Art" José de Jesús Cabrera.

The “Chapters for Change" book drive, hosted by the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter, seeks new and gently used books for kindergarten through 12th grade.

Larsen was recognized by her colleagues for her extensive UNO knowledge, collaboration, and hands-on approach to event management.

After being persecuted in her home country, Sharmila Seyyid sought refuge with the Institute of International Education’s Artist Protection Fund (IIE-APF) and eventually found a welcoming place in the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO).

UNO’s Omaha Urban Rate Tuition program, or OUR Tuition, will enhance UNO’s overall recruitment efforts by providing many current and prospective students outside of Nebraska with affordable access to attend UNO.

On Friday, March 24, Mavericks presented their work as part of the 15th Annual Student Research and Creative Activity Fair. At the conclusion of the fair, 21 undergraduate and graduate students were recognized as developing the best among this year's projects.

A new flight simulator housed within the Aviation Institute at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) will provide students with critical experience in preparation for careers flying the Boeing 737 – one of the most widely used passenger aircraft.

Rice was nominated by her peers for her commitment and dedication towards student success.

Lutte appeared alongside several other expert witnesses on Thursday to provide testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.

Lei Guo, Ph.D., assistant professor in UNO’s School of Communication, spoke with WOWT about the history behind QR codes and how they've increased in use beginning with the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new community project, made possible by appropriations from the U.S. Department of Education, will see the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) play a critical role in shaping the state’s future workforce in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, March 14, in memory of emeritus retiree Janet West.

Joel Elson, Ph.D, has teamed up with Erin Kearns, Ph.D., on a chatbot that walks users through identifying and reporting suspicious activity—which they hope will improve the quality and quantity of reporting.

Through collaboration with the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center and the Women and Gender Equity Center at UNO, the Maverick Food Pantry recently became a Nebraska Diaper Bank partner.

Joined by supporters from across the state, University of Nebraska System President Ted Carter on Friday asked state senators to fully fund a “modest and prudent” two-year budget request that would help the university continue to deliver affordable excellence in the face of fiscal challenges.

The UNO community is encouraged to learn more and participate in the reform process; open forums March 20 & 28.

In a new op-ed, University of Nebraska (NU) System President Carter speaks to the value of the system and its impact on the state of Nebraska.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, Feb. 27, in memory of retiree Thomas Ryan.

Taylor was recognized by his colleagues for the excellent care he takes in caring for the UNO campus so that all Mavericks and visitors have a great experience.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Feb. 21, in memory of Omaha Hockey Assistant Coach Paul Jerrard.

UNO leaders and Sodexo representatives will provide an overview of the new dining services contract as well as Sodexo’s implementation process and the long-term vision for Dodge Campus dining. NOTE: To accommodate more attendees, the March 21 session has a new time.

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

The inaugural Hero of the Heartland event, hosted by UNO’s Office of Multicultural Affairs and UNO’s Military-Connected Resource Center, honored a World War II hero whose acts have been largely forgotten for decades.

Smith was recognized by his colleagues for his excellent leadership and dedication to building an outstanding reputation within the University and the Greater Omaha Community.

Facing significant fiscal headwinds, the University of Nebraska System will need to think more creatively about how to best use its limited resources so it can continue to meet the needs of students and the state, President Ted Carter said Friday.

The Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU) is proud to announce that Josie Gatti Schafer, Ph.D., has been named the 2023 CUMU-Philadelphia Fed Research Fellow.

Starting in March, UNO DAY 1 will focus on helping new employees feel connected earlier, help them understand their roles faster, and help them embrace the UNO culture more completely.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Feb. 7, in memory of Baxter Arena employee Bruce Glenn Ruhge.

In March, the UNO Concert Choir will perform at Carnegie Hall, one of the most renowned performance venues in the world.

Marcia Adler, Ph.D., is passionate about her community. She’s also passionate about keeping her community healthy.

Austin, a UNO graduate, will be responsible for leading recruitment and admissions at the undergraduate level.

With the agriculture industry moving more towards technology, farmers young and old need to be aware of how cyber-attacks can affect the farms.

Austin was recognized by her colleagues for her strong leadership, deep empathy, and push to remember that students are the heart of UNO’s mission.

Increasing social mobility and providing inclusive access to higher education and experiential learning opportunities were the highlights of a recent interview with UNO Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA.

Nuri Heckler, Ph.D., assistant professor of public administration at UNO, authored an article for The Conversation exploring the origins of foundations used by wealthy individuals to control the spending of their money long after their deaths.

UNO is focusing on internships and other experiential learning opportunities that help their students and the community at the same time. Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, is excited about the possibilities—and the way that UNO can serve as a facilitator in meeting workforce needs.

The grand opening day will include tours and an evening event featuring the artist Samuel Bak.

Beck was nominated by his peers for his dedication to student success.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, January 17, in memory of UNO School of Accounting lecturer Steven Nath.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City announced today that University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, has been appointed to serve a three-year term on its Omaha Branch Board of Directors.

An ongoing Stanford University study examining the impact and citations of all researchers has identified eight current and former UNO faculty who rank among the top two percent of researchers in the world in their fields.

Queso burritos, Frappuccinos, waffle fries, and expanded dietary options will be served on campus at UNO through a new dining services contract with Sodexo, which was approved in early December by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents.

UNO Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA has authored a new op-ed demonstrating how UNO and higher education as an industry have both an opportunity and a responsibility to respond to community needs and increase the social mobility of all learners.