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UNO celebrated the achievements of more than 1,000 graduates, honoring their hard work and resilience as these Mavericks step into the next chapter of their lives.

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

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Dec. 20, in memory of retiree Thalia Alberts.

The extension will keep Vice Chancellor / Director of Athletics Adrian Dowell at the University of Nebraska at Omaha through November 2028.

WOWT reports on UNO and UNL’s joint effort to raise awareness for veteran suicide prevention and mental health resources.

Northeastern University’s Center for Inclusive Computing funds initiatives to improve student success and retention in computing majors.

Omaha Athletics Hall of Fame inductee and musician Zach Miller will deliver the keynote address.

Two philanthropic gifts benefiting the University of Nebraska (NU) System, totaling $4.5 million, honor the legacy of the late Richard “Dick” Holland, reflecting his passion for the arts and his longtime support of public health. Holland was an advertising guru and a graduate of Omaha University, now known as UNO.

LeClair was recognized by her colleagues for her dedication to inclusivity, innovative onboarding, and commitment to student success.

UNO reached more than 1,600 students through voter engagement initiatives.

The UNO Biomechanics team, led by Jorge Zuniga, Ph.D., is exploring how nonverbal cues can enhance treatment for child prosthetic users.

20 years of data gives policymakers, advocates, and citizens a new way to look at how the average person interacts with the criminal justice system.

The Fall 2024 issue of the award-winning UNO Magazine has been released and is currently arriving at the homes of UNO graduates around the globe.

UNO researchers are leading a National Science Foundation-backed project to elevate critical thinking and problem-solving skills for students in STEM fields.

Valdivia was praised for her adaptability, resourcefulness, and dedication to supporting students and staff.

First-year biology major Mollie Nielsen spent her summer delving into the world of medical research through an internship at UNMC, discovering new skills and a passion for health care innovation.

Sandy Ojer Viejo found her home away from home at UNO, where she thrived academically and personally.

The University of Nebraska (NU) System continues to be a vital driver of the state’s economy, with its annual economic impact reaching $6.4 billion – a $600 million increase over the past three years – according to a new economic development report shared with the University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Friday.

The NU System mourns the passing of Howard L. Hawks, whose leadership and generosity has created a lasting legacy on the university system, the state of Nebraska and well beyond.

Over the next 18 months, Information Technology Services, in partnership with Microsoft, will unify Microsoft 365 for UNO, UNK, UNL, and the Office of the President.

After a year of transition and challenges, the NU System’s unified Procure-to-Pay system is achieving significant progress in streamlining procurement processes and improving service across its four campuses.

Now in its third year, the Inspire Awards program recognizes women and emerging leaders who make an impact within their industries, their communities, and beyond.

The celebration marked the culmination of a semester-long inquiry into how people interact with their environment and the impact it has everyone. The event highlighted student projects focused on environmental justice and food security.

KETV highlights the international impact of UNO’s biomechanics research on pink noise and its potential to enhance rehabilitation.

Through the National Strategic Research Institute (NSRI) at the University of Nebraska (NU) System, leading scientists deliver innovative national security research, technology, product and strategy development, training and exercises, and subject matter expertise to the U.S. Department of Defense and other federal agencies.

The Bradleys made a total pledge of $550,000, consisting of a $300,000 gift commitment and a $250,000 deferred pledge through their estate, to establish the Larry and Cindy Bradley Professor for Goodrich.

The lab plays a pivotal role in NATO’s ongoing space deterrence wargames, working on innovative frameworks to protect space assets and enhance global security.

The annual Stanford/Elsevier report features faculty who rank among the top 2% of researchers in their fields.

The project will focus on holistic care, spanning prevention, tailored interventions, and community reintegration for young people.

Allen was praised for her passion for student success, her commitment to connecting students with internships, and her strong interpersonal skills.

The gift, one of several announced during the event to support Nebraska educational entities, will empower faculty and students to engage with cutting-edge AI technologies, positioning the university as a hub for innovation in this transformative field.

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

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, Nov. 25, in memory of retiree Bob Woody, Ph.D.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Thursday, Nov. 21, in memory of retiree Tim Hendricks.

Victim Advocacy Services (VAS) is dedicated to supporting the UNO community through advocacy and compassionate care.

With all essential UNO resources in one place, organized by audience—students, faculty, staff, and community members—this hub is designed to be intuitive and efficient on any device, providing a smooth, reliable user experience.

Klein will take on a new role at Illinois Institute of Technology after three years with UNO.

The Koraleski CAB Lab equips researchers with the tools to capture and analyze rich neuro-physiological data by combining eye-tracking, pupil dilation, facial expression, skin conductance (galvanic skin response or GSR), and virtual reality.

Clarifications regarding a recent internal audit.

The latest Military Times "Best for Vets" ranking is a recognition of the university’s longstanding commitment to veterans through the Office of Military and Veterans Services (OMAVS), university leaders say.

Access personal safety resources from the palm of your hand with the new UNO Alert mobile app.

The University of Nebraska (NU) System's Presidential Scholars program, which provides full-ride scholarship support to all Nebraska students who score a perfect 36 on the ACT, will be expanded to include more top Nebraska scholars for the coming academic year.

In an email sent Wednesday, Nov. 6, University of Nebraska (NU) System President Jeffrey P. Gold, MD., wrote to faculty and staff about being a leader in this new era.

An update on the ongoing NU System audit process for UNO Student Agencies receiving Fund A dollars and information on next steps.

Tal Anderson Field, home of the Omaha Mavericks baseball team, has hosted NSAA State Baseball Championship games since 2022. Werner Park, home of the Triple-A Omaha Storm Chasers, has been a host site for the NSAA State Baseball Championship since 2013.

Alsbury was praised for her proactive communication, extensive knowledge of UNO's systems, and commitment to supporting students, faculty, and staff.

New and current participants will need to submit an RFP for the opportunity to receive (or retain) one of UNO’s 1000 ChatGPT Enterprise licenses. The deadline to submit your RFP is Dec. 1.

The initiative underscores UNO's commitment to preparing students to become active, informed citizens.

Under the new partnership, the institute will house the NWRA, creating expanded capacity and opportunities for both organizations.

UNO and Top Trumps USA teamed up to celebrate Omaha’s rich history and iconic landmarks with the official launch of the Omaha edition of Monopoly at Baxter Arena.

The project will fund $1.2M in scholarships for UNO students, with the remainder used to provide and study student services that improve retention.

Funding was provided by 89 unique sponsors, 25 different federal agencies, and 14 different state agencies.

UNO’s annual Research and Creative Activity Celebration honored faculty achievements, highlighting over $40 million in external funding and groundbreaking projects that advance both knowledge and community impact.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Oct. 25, in memory of retiree Mary Hamilton, Ph.D.

Research supported by a Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom grant will conserve bats and help protect Nebraska agriculture.

Omaha area high school students explored the importance of leadership, civic engagement, and public service at UNO's annual event.

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

Thies was recognized by her colleagues for her exceptional dedication to student success.

The UNO Faculty and Staff Employee Assistance Program (FSEAP) has contracted with Best Care to provide confidential counseling and referral services at no cost to all UNO staff (regardless of full-time or part-time status), full-time faculty, as well as the President’s office can receive assistance and counseling.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Oct. 11, in memory of retiree Russell Schneider.

Chancellor Li: "Wear Black, Give Back is more than just a celebration of Omaha’s metropolitan university; it’s an opportunity for our entire community to come together in support of our Maverick students."

In the Scott Scholars Design Studio, students help community organizations resolve challenges using human-centered design thinking, a problem-solving technique that involves understanding a client’s pain points, wants, and needs as a part of the idea development process.

Current and prospective students can enroll in the program now and begin working toward a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence degree in the Spring 2025 semester.

Through her internship, Peri Heyen is gaining experience that bridges her academic pursuits with real-world application.

UNO’s International Programs received a $2.65 million, 36-month grant to implement the initiative along with the East-West Center in Hawaii (EWC).

The UNO Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives (ILCI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Margeret Hall, Ph.D., and Kelly Rhea MacArthur, Ph.D., as Digital Learning Faculty Fellows for the 2024-25 academic year. Their participation in this new fellowship program will play a pivotal role in advancing UNO’s digital learning initiatives.

UNO serves as a catalyst for positive change by offering access to higher education to incarcerated individuals. Founded on the principles of innovation for the public good and upwards social mobility, TRAC extends educational opportunities to those who are often overlooked by society through for-credit general education courses.

The new project will replace PeopleAdmin and implement a SAP SuccessFactors integrated system for recruiting, onboarding, and performance or goals management business processes. This initiative involves all campuses of the University of Nebraska and the Nebraska State College System.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Oct. 1, in memory of retiree Susan Jacobs Johnson.

Nebraska’s U.S. House Representatives Smith, Bacon, and Flood, as well as staffers from all five of the congressional offices, toured campus facilities and spoke with experts.

UNO’s latest Future of Work Symposium highlights the shift to skills-based education in shaping tomorrow’s workforce.

The center will function as a dedicated support unit, amplifying the university's commitment to meeting the evolving demands of the regional and national workforce.

Blomstedt, Nebraska’s former commissioner of education and a lifelong Nebraskan with decades of experience in education and public policy, has been named the University of Nebraska (NU) System's next associate vice president for government relations, President Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., announced.

Expansion of the Peter Kiewit Institute would strengthen Nebraska’s tech workforce pipeline.

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

MavSYNC will make it easier than ever for students and campus groups to connect, organize, and engage with the UNO community. The platform will launch on Sept. 23.

Fifty years after its groundbreaking, Criss Library continues to evolve to best serve the UNO community, adjust to changing technology and media formats, respond to student’s needs and provide vital campus and community services.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Sept. 20, in memory of retiree Jeffrey Peake.

UNO senior Blaine Nicola has never been scared of a good challenge. This summer, he is working to bridge the gap between data science and national security through his internship with the U.S. Strategic Command Center.

Barnes’ appointment is effective immediately, subject to formal approval by the Board of Regents.

Krause was praised for his leadership, adaptability, and commitment to delivering high-quality results.

The partnership aims to develop Omaha’s next generation of STEAM educators, offering hands-on learning, teacher pathways, and research opportunities to strengthen Nebraska’s STEAM workforce.

"Branding matters. UNO invests in billboards, licensing agreements, and high-performing athletic teams to grow its brand. A strong brand, worn with pride, reflects a great university supporting a great city like Omaha."

Emergency drills play a pivotal role in preparing UNO for a variety of crisis/emergency situations by testing the effectiveness of emergency plans and enabling individuals to respond more effectively to emergencies.

This fall marks an exciting transformation for the Mallory Kountze Planetarium at UNO. Thanks to privately funded renovations, visitors can anticipate a vastly enhanced experience.

David Offutt: "UNO is a great asset to the city of Omaha, and the hockey team is a wonderful way to display the university's value. More than anything, we hope others will decide to join in and invest in Maverick Hockey."

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Sept. 13, in memory of retiree Janie Herrick.

The symposium offered students opportunities to engage with industry leaders, gain career insights, and secure valuable internships.

Graduate, transfer, and out-of-state students drove another year of steady enrollment for UNO according to data released today by the Division of Institutional Effectiveness and Student Success (IESS). 

Growing support from alumni and fans led to record-setting private support for Omaha Athletics in fiscal year 2024, with more than $6.1 million in support through cash, pledges and gifts.

The theme of the day was “From Excellent to Extraordinary,” as Dr. Gold reflected on the University of Nebraska (NU) System's 155-year history of successful service to the state and opportunities in the years ahead.

The bins reintroduce campus users to the Hefty® ReNew™ program, a plastics recovery initiative offering a sustainable way to dispose of hard-to-recycle plastics in Omaha, one of the only cities offering this important strategy to address plastic waste.

UNO celebrated the grand opening of its newly renovated STEM TRAIL Center, featuring cutting-edge classrooms and collaborative spaces designed to enhance STEM education and workforce development.

UNO earned the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge’s Highly Established Action Plan seal for its nonpartisan voter engagement plan.

The site located at the Grace Abbott School of Social Work at UNO will support behavioral health workforce development.

Gifts supported student access and success to grow Nebraska’s workforce; faculty, academic and clinical excellence to strengthen the educational experience; and transformational research and innovation to solve the state’s biggest challenges.

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

UNO kicked off the new school year with excitement and community spirit as students celebrated at MavFEST and Convocation as part of Durango Days, UNO's official welcome week.

Gold Chapter Honors are awarded for attaining a distinguished level of achievement in the areas of member recruitment and engagement, community outreach and service, legislative advocacy and fundraising during the 2023-24 academic year.

In partnership with the Jed Foundation (JED), UNO will assess and enhance mental health, wellbeing, substance use, and suicide prevention efforts.

More than 60 attendees from public and private schools attended the event, which served to create a network of Salesforce users in the higher education space in the state of Nebraska.

Eckstein was praised for her willingness to go above and beyond her regular duties to offer exceptional customer service.

Team USA men’s wheelchair basketball will compete against Spain in the first round of play; Aug. 29.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, Aug. 26, in memory of Sacha Kopp, former senior vice chancellor for Academic Affairs.

Get the latest information from UNO’s Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives (ILCI) on requesting access to Enterprise ChatGPT, accessing AI training/support, and grant funding available for AI-related course development activities.

The UNO alumni network is growing! Congratulations to August graduates. Once a Maverick, always a Maverick!

Elections were held in June and the new executive officers will start their two-year term this month.

The grant will fund a project for the School of Music to collaborate on bringing Lakota culture and music to K-12 students.

Explore Kennedy Wallman's artistic journey at UNO, where the energy of the painting studio fuels her creativity and passion. Amidst brushes and canvases, discover how community and inspiration intertwine in her work and exhibitions.

The agreement makes Coca-Cola the official soft drink of UNO and Omaha Athletics.

UNO's Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives (ILCI) is excited to partner with EDUCAUSE, a national leader in advancing higher education with information technology, to launch a co-branded Learning Lab on Developing and Teaching a Humanized Course.

UNO researchers found that exposing individuals to auditory “pink noise” positively improved their adaptability in coordinated movements.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, Aug. 7, in memory of retiree Andris Skreija.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, Aug. 5, in memory of UNO graduate assistant Ali Zolfaghari Sichani.

Woodward was praised for her welcoming spirit and her eagerness to help others.

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

The series kicks off its inaugural interview with Gina Ligon, Ph.D., an organizational psychologist and the director of the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology and Education Center at UNO.

With less than two weeks until the first courses begin, University of Nebraska (NU) System faculty, staff, students and alumni are encouraged to take advantage of a special discounted rate and enroll in Google Career Certificate programs that can help them add to their skillsets and advance their careers.

Amy Millicent Morris, Director of the School of the Arts and Professor of Art History, will be named the inaugural recipient.

Celebrating Talent and Collaboration: UNOTheatre's Summer Musical Theatre Academy Presents 'Legally Blonde: The Musical' with Local High School Performers.

University of Nebraska (NU) System President Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., has announced interim appointments to two senior leadership positions in the NU system office.

Request access to UNO’s enterprise ChatGPT environment, enroll in free trainings and microcredentials, check out grant funding available for AI course redevelopment, work toward earning an AI-Powered Educator Digital Badge, or consider joining UNO’s AI Campus Consortium.

LGBTQIA+ students will continue to have the same level access to education, outreach, and victim advocacy resources and staff.

UNO students, through their involvement with MavRadio, took on various roles at this year's CWS, applying classroom knowledge to real-world sports journalism.

Pawaskar was praised for her reliability and for fostering an inclusive atmosphere.

Lode was recognized by her colleagues for her positivity and willingness to go the extra mile to help others.

This competitive grant aims to expand and diversify U.S. student participation in study abroad programs, helping schools across the country offer more inclusive international experiences.

Going to UNO will allow Logan Doorlag to stay close to home and family, and his acceptance into the prestigious Scott Scholars program will provide access to world-class internships and a community of like-minded students and faculty where he can develop his skills.

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

The Aviation Institute recently partnered with Werner Park to sponsor “Aviation Day” at the Omaha Storm Chasers game on Tuesday, June 18, in celebration of the park’s annual “Career Day” game.

Following the April 26 tornadoes, the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events held several events to support tornado relief. In total, $10,000 was raised, with all proceeds going to the American Red Cross.

The operating budget will eliminate the university’s current deficit, keep tuition affordable, and make investments in strategic priorities to move Nebraska forward.

Employees are encouraged to share their thoughts using the new virtual suggestion boxes. You will have the opportunity to provide your name if you’d like to be contacted for follow-up.

These students are being recognized for their academic achievements during the Spring 2024 semester at UNO with inclusion on the Chancellor's and/or Dean's List.

Already busy this summer with a Scott Scholars internship doing work for the U.S. Air Force, Joe Conner will begin his UNO journey this fall, studying chemistry and likely physics with dreams of pursuing a career in nuclear chemistry.

Two political science students and computer science student will learn alongside members of United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) as they defend against threats to national security. Michelle Black, Ph.D., associate professor of political science at UNO, will lead the deterrence cohort.

Holistic Athlete™ combines UNO’s long-standing commitment to innovative education with Opendorse’s expertise in Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL), athlete-focused financial literacy, and other elements of the student-athlete experience. 

The UNO flag will be lowered on Monday, June 10, in memory of retiree Rita Leonard.

This lifetime achievement award presented by the American Psychological Association (APA) recognizes outstanding achievement in psychology and the arts.

The Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program offers the National Science Foundation's most prestigious awards in support of early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as academic role models in research and education and to lead advances in the mission of their department or organization.

On May 3, 2024, the Venue at the Highlander Accelerator hosted "Reentry Past and Present," where UNO students partnered with the RISE re-entry program to shed light on the challenges of re-entering society post-incarceration, advocating for reform and community support.

Sutton was praised for her positive attitude and her willingness to take on new tasks.

UNO is preparing to launch an AI Learning Lab in the Fall 2024 semester. This will bring many exciting opportunities for the campus to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) in a coordinated capacity with plenty of support available to assist in the efforts of faculty and staff.

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

More than 1,800 Mavericks became alumni after graduating from UNO on May 17.

UNO is revolutionizing stroke rehabilitation through innovative VR technology, enhancing therapy outcomes and accessibility with engaging, personalized virtual environments designed by leading experts in biomechanics and computer science.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, May 15, in memory of retiree Melba Acheson.

As part of the Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Annual Lecture series, scholars met with UNO students, faculty, staff, and the community on May 1 to discuss artwork produced by Jewish and Black artists interned during the Holocaust and World War II.

Join Nolan Sullivan on a journey beyond the ice as he navigates leadership, triumphs, and trials to become captain of the Omaha Hockey team, showcasing the power of teamwork, resilience, and finding one's place in a community.

This annual event recognizes students for their distinguished academic achievements and as a means to further encourage scholarship.

Youth Salute is a program that recognizes high school students who maintain at least a 3.0 GPA and take on leadership roles within their schools and communities. It also offers support to those students with seminars, workshops, and scholarship opportunities with local universities.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, May 10, in memory of retiree Claudette Lee.

Sazama, a transportation engineer turned cybersecurity enthusiast, delves into the vulnerabilities of transportation systems' IoT devices, spurred by her work experience and rural roots. Through her research at UNO, she aims to enhance cybersecurity awareness among Midwest farmers.

The opportunity to represent the U.S. overseas is a dream that will come true for UNO students Tyler Ayres and Courtney Brink this fall. Both will be heading abroad as recipients of prestigious Fulbright student awards.

Discover the vibrant celebration of Native American culture at the Wambli Sapa Memorial Powwow. Through dance, music, and heartfelt tributes, this annual event honors the legacy of Fred LeRoy and fosters cross-cultural appreciation and understanding.

Jones was recognized by his colleagues for his leadership skills and passion for community engagement at UNO.

Sudduth was praised for his kindness and adaptability.

UNO's College of Business Administration (CBA) transforms classroom theory into real-world impact with the Capstone Cup, where graduating seniors tackle local business challenges head-on.

On April 26, 2024, the Board of Regents appointed Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., as the ninth president of the University of Nebraska (NU) System.

Join Mary and Mayjem Palafox on their inspiring journey from the Philippines to Omaha, as they navigate education, sisterhood, and success. Despite facing the challenges of immigration and separation, these determined sisters find strength in each other, overcoming obstacles to pursue their dreams at UNO.

Among the ten recipients announced this year, three UNO faculty and a UNO alumnus were selected for their impressive work: Jody Keisner, Carolina Hotchandani, Caitlin Cass, and Moisés Delgado.

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

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, April 24, in memory of retiree Gary L. Carrico.

During the forum, Chancellor Joanne Li, Ph.D., CFA, and a panel of campus leaders gave an update on strategic planning and received feedback from the campus community on how to best position UNO for the future.

Here are some important safety reminders for the campus community to be aware of from the University of Nebraska Police and Public Safety Department (UNPPSD).

Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., the priority candidate to be the next president of the NU System, was eager to meet with university community members and the public when visiting the UNO campus on Monday and Tuesday.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, April 17, in memory of retiree Paul Barnes, Ph.D.

Tai Prauner and Isabelle Weber are now part of history, etching their names alongside the illustrious roster of the prestigious Goldwater Foundation’s list of 10,720 awardees since 1989 and the 438 awards announced for 2024.

The new rankings place UNO’s overall public administration programming tied at No. 26 in the nation. Several specialty public administration areas were also ranked highly.

This year's efforts raised $63,788.66, smashing the original goal of $60,000.

UNO and the Atlantic Council welcomed former U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and former U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel on Thursday, April 4, for the sixth annual Chuck Hagel Forum in Global Leadership.

The Academic Advisor of the Year Award recognizes undergraduate, professional academic advisors for their exceptional service to students, their colleagues and/or the university.

Cathy Pettid, LMHP, UNO's Dean of Students and Associate Vice Chancellor, recently shared the following updates about the Division of Student Life and Wellbeing. Pettid also thanked all individuals who work to support UNO students.

Calling all Starbucks lovers! A fully-licensed Starbucks is now serving on campus at Criss Library.

Rodarte was praised for the kindness and concern she extends to others, as well as her attention to detail.

The fair showcased the diverse talents and accomplishments of its students.

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

Since its grand opening, SBMLC has welcomed over 6,300 visitors, including community members, K-12 students, and UNO faculty, staff and students. In celebration of its anniversary, it is offering two additional free events to the public.

In his new role, Oegema will lead ASC's efforts to collaborate with students, administrators, faculty, and staff to ensure access to reasonable and appropriate student disability accommodations.

UNO's Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events organizes Spirit Trips throughout the year, allowing students to showcase their school spirit by traveling together to support Maverick sports teams.

Priyanka Chaudhary has a keen interest in understanding the intersection between pregnant women and how they can adopt a healthy lifestyle — and the impact this has on birth outcomes in Nebraska.

The gifts from the Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation were made through the University of Nebraska Foundation as part of Only in Nebraska: A Campaign for Our University’s Future.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, March 13, in memory of retiree Alfred "Rusty" Crawford.

A group of four faculty from UNO will join colleagues from across the University of Nebraska (NU) System to boost research contributions tied to national security.

This initiative assists students in their pursuit of teacher certification and fosters their professional development. Upon completing their college education at UNO, participants are expected to assume full-time educator roles within OPS.

DASH is designed to welcome and engage students, build and foster community collaborations, and create opportunities for professional development and social mobility.

Members of the UNO Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives authored an article in the Nebraska Examiner to discuss how the division and the university are committed to providing support for students, faculty, and staff as artificial intelligence (AI) technology advances.

Two UNO faculty members are studying the vulnerabilities present in both onboard systems and at shipping and receiving ports, highlighting potential weaknesses such as false data manipulation in ship navigation systems and GPS spoofing attacks on port infrastructure. They are also analyzing how cyber-attacks affect different systems and their consequences.

The University of Nebraska community is mourning the passing of Bill Scott, who together with his wife Ruth was one of the most transformative donors in the university’s history. The Scott family confirmed Bill Scott’s death Tuesday at the age of 93.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Feb. 27, in memory of retiree Susan Baker.

Welchans was praised for going above and beyond to support her colleagues and fostering an inclusive atmosphere for students, faculty, and staff.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Feb. 23, in memory of retiree Gordon Hansen.

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

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, Feb. 21, in memory of retiree William Clute.

UNO has reached a significant milestone in the fight against cardiovascular diseases with the receipt of an $11 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Marchio was recognized by her colleagues for her quick thinking and dedication to supporting faculty and staff.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Feb. 16, in memory of retiree Kent Lavene.

Online programs at UNO have been nationally recognized for their academic excellence through new rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.

As part of a comprehensive plan to reverse Nebraska’s brain drain and compete more effectively for top talent, Governor Jim Pillen joined University of Nebraska (NU) System Interim President Chris Kabourek and representatives from the Board of Regents in announcing a new scholarship for the state’s top ACT scorers.

Four Mavericks were among the 10 individuals recently recognized as “Ten Young Outstanding Omahans” (TOYO) by the Omaha Jaycees.

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

At UNO, the Holland Foundation is adding $2.5 million to a fund it initially created in 2023 to provide scholarships to UNO students studying arts and communication.

Originally a collaborative effort between Tailfeather Productions and the U.K. production company Lion TV before being picked up by Netflix, Jeanne Reames, Ph.D., was brought on board to advise producers, the showrunner, and writers regarding the historical accuracy of this upcoming six-part series.

Mavericks started their day with donut courtesy of University of Nebraska (NU) System Interim President Chris Kabourek.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Thursday, Jan. 25, in memory of retiree Glen Newkirk.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, Jan. 24, in memory of retiree Monty Nulph.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Tuesday, Jan. 23, in memory of retiree John Morgan.

Kabourek: "This is the time to take control of our own destiny and go invest in Nebraska’s strengths."

The UNO flag will be lowered on Friday, Jan. 19, in memory of retiree Stan Wileman.

The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, Jan. 17, in memory of retiree Mary Sweaney.

This op-ed from University of Nebraska (NU) System Interim President Chris Kabourek, who assumed the role on Jan. 1, was published in the Jan. 10 Lincoln Journal Star.

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

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

Hoffmann was praised for her dedication to supporting the UNO community, willingness to collaborate with others, and ability to encourage her colleagues.