The UNO College of Business Administration will honor four esteemed alumni on May 20, 2026.

The Graduate Certificate in Executive Business from the University of Nebraska at Omaha is designed to support that next step.

On Friday, June 5, AI-CCORE will host Mav AI Day, a full-day event marking the grand opening of its center and showcasing the cutting-edge AI work happening at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO).

The UNO flag will be lowered in Noe's honor on May 18.

A new crop of teachers is entering Omaha metro’s public schools, including Ellie Sanford who uses her passion for history and civics to connect with her students.

Starting July 1, 2026, the student health fee will include five covered office visits at the Nebraska Medicine UNO Health Center per academic year. After five visits, standard office visit charges will apply.

On May 12, NCITE hosted a webinar on next-generation technologies – such as AI, spatial computing, and autonomous systems – being integrated into the full suspicious activity reporting (SAR) process, emphasizing how they enhance human judgment rather than replace it.

This UNO financial planning education program—the first approved at a Nebraska system college of business—prepares students for careers in financial planning, one of the fastest-growing areas of finance.

The grant that will enable up to 25 UNO students to obtain their first U.S. passport and open the pathway to study abroad. In its sixth year, IIE has awarded 40 institutions in the IIENetwork membership to help 1,000 Pell-eligible college students through this opportunity.

There were times when Blanca Brownmiller was tempted to give up on achieving her goal of getting her college degree. UNO helped her cross the finish line.

The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences is proud to welcome the seventh cohort of students to the Teacher Scholars Academy.

The most common interaction between police and community members is traffic stops.

Link was praised for her leadership in advancing Title IX education, strengthening civil rights compliance, and increasing campuswide awareness of reporting processes and resources.

A new benefit is rolling out for University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) employees through Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska — Hinge Health.

The UNO NoyceSTEM Program marks the fourth Noyce grant program at the university in the last 10 years.

UNO is a proud sponsor of the Omaha Farmers Market in Aksarben Village.

A new study finds a connection between game days and crime.

Read about updates to parking and shuttle services for the end of the spring semester and the summer session.

UNO is celebrating the accomplishments of 2,059 graduates, including 638 first-generation students.

The project will document places related to Omaha’s LGBTQ+ history.

A new initiative is underway to unify the University of Nebraska’s four for-credit Canvas Learning Management System instances into a single, systemwide environment.

Supporting the Odyssey to Extraordinary.

After losing her son, Golden aims to help others experiencing grief.

Backed by her UNO community and driven by purpose, Izzy Vargas graduates with four majors and big plans.

Before he carries the gonfalon on Friday, get to know the graduating physics major.

UNO student Jaylin Sims fast-tracked her degree while building a foundation in positive psychology, research and peer support.

A message was sent to University of Nebraska (NU) System faculty and staff to provide updates on strategic planning.

More than 3,000 users benefit annually from research, education, and outreach at the Glacier Creek Preserve.

Isaac’s connection with UNO began when he was just 12 years old.

Matt Tracy will transition from UNO after 10 years of service, with Elizabeth Wessling assuming the role of Director of General Education and Academic Partnerships in May. The updated position reflects a continued focus on strengthening general education and expanding collaborative partnerships in support of student success.

As Omaha Track and Field standout Emma Klein prepares her final jumps as a student-athlete, she looks forward to her next chapter as a first-grade teacher.

Williams was praised for her exceptional customer service, operational excellence, and commitment to creating a welcoming campus experience.

The award honors individuals who embody the Maverick spirit through innovation, leadership, and meaningful impact across disciplines and communities.

The 2026 “Begin with the End in Mind” Lecture Series, supported by the Department of Gerontology, featured experts discussing caregiver burnout and how the arts and humanities can foster resilience, meaning, and healing in healthcare and end-of-life care.

There are many reasons you may consider reaching out for counseling. You are not alone, and support is available when you need it.

The UNO flag will be lowered on April 30, in memory of Jerry Parriott.

UNO leaders discussed financial strategies and new ways to reach potential students.

The two-day event will highlight Nebraska’s innovation ecosystem.

Congratulations to these exceptional students being recognized for connecting their academic endeavors with our community to receive this designation.

She was recognized by colleagues for her transformational leadership and commitment to improving student outcomes through innovative advising practices.

The Office of Engagement’s Mavs Make a Difference program gives students more access to volunteer.

The annual ceremony celebrates academic excellence, leadership, research, and service across campus.

Academic excellence, student leadership and research took center stage this semester as CAS students were honored for their contributions to the campus community.

John Ursino has received the Helen Hansen Outstanding Graduate Student Award, recognizing his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to impactful research.

Advance your career with Maverick Flex Path, UNO’s flexible, competency-based education designed for working professionals.

Jack Adrian, a criminology and criminal justice student, has been named the College of Public Affairs and Community Service (CPACS) Dean’s Award recipient.

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

The student-led Senior Prom united middle schoolers, college students, and older adults through service learning, community partnership, and intergenerational connection.

Lawmakers saw firsthand how uncensored AI models can generate dangerous, real-world attack guidance.

Through research, internships, and faculty mentorship, Izzy Martin found a way to connect literature, art, and history into one academic path.

What started as a simple challenge from a farmer has grown into a technology-driven company working to solve one of agriculture’s most dangerous problems.

The U.S. Department of Justice has announced a one-year extension for compliance with Title II digital accessibility standards. 

UNO is helping Omaha thrive, leading to a ranking above cities like Boston, Dallas, Chicago, and San Diego.

The School of Public Administration celebrated this anniversary with a day of discussions.

UNO introduces a competency-based model that enables graduate learners to progress through demonstrated mastery of workforce-aligned competencies.

Chang toured UNO and spoke with students and the community as part of the CFAM Spotlight and Sieu Mei Tu lecture series. 

The Spring Honors and Awards Ceremony recognized award winners, promotions, and retiring faculty members.

The Young South Asian Leaders Initiative (YSALI) is proud to see workshop alumni making impacts in their local communities. One example of local impact in the South Asian region, is the work of Taskin Habiba who started the Eco Steward initiative and recently held a webinar to explore the intersection of waste management, water security, and environmental governance in Bangladesh.

Relive the pressure and excitement of the Omaha Baseball home opener in the fourth installment of the five-part mini documentary series “Built Here: Inside Omaha Baseball.”