The Office of Latino/Latin American Studies dispersed nearly $390,000 across their Next Generation Leadership Scholarship and Anne C. Boyle Scholarships this year — connecting 44 Mavericks with funds for their education.

The UNO alumna’s Homecoming Week performance is a full-circle moment in a year that includes a debut album release, a Grand Ole Opry performance, and a Dolly Parton duet.

Understanding how these foreign terrorist organizations operate, coordinate and adapt can help law enforcement and homeland security professionals identify emerging threats and protect vulnerable targets.

Understanding Haitian terrorist organizations and their fueling of the nation’s security crisis is essential for homeland security professionals looking to prevent spillover effects to the region and the U.S.

A four-student CBA team placed second among 10 teams from Nebraska universities, behind another UNO team.

Do you know a student who turns learning into lasting impact? The Service Learning Academy is seeking nominations for the 2027 Chancellor’s Outstanding Service Learning Student Award—celebrating students who go above and beyond in their service learning experiences. Nominate an exceptional student by January 18, 2027!

Service Learning Awards recognize faculty members for their extraordinary efforts in service learning programs. Nominations are currently open and due by March 1, 2027.

The prestigious annual Stanford/Elsevier report features faculty who rank among the most highly cited researchers in their fields.

This year's spooky season at Omaha's Durham Museum was made possible with help from UNO students.

Nullify, a cybersecurity student organization, completed a 30/30 Capture-the-Flag challenge in preparation for regional competitions and to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the College of Information Science and Technology.

UNO student Nagesh Palukuru says Omaha made his graduate education possible. And it all started with two suitcases.

The UNO Flying Mavericks secured a second-place overall finish at the 2026 NIFA Region VI SAFECON, earning the Competition Safety Award and showcasing their skill, teamwork, and dedication to excellence.

Meet Rachael Brich, a CPACS academic advisor supporting UNO Aviation students! We’re excited to welcome her and her passion for helping students succeed.

UNO exceeded $40 million in external research funding for the fourth consecutive year and broke the previous record set in FY 2022-2023.

UNO Allies in Sign spread awareness of language and Deaf culture at a campus that houses Nebraska’s sole ASL interpreting program.

As the largest on-campus employer, UNO's Campus Recreation and Wellness offers students a place to not only gain work experience but also essential soft skills.

UNO Political Science Assistant Professor Huchen Liu, Ph.D., explains why Nebraska’s 2nd District attracts national attention and how its elections could shape statewide politics.

Former Maverick standout, captain of Omaha's 2015 Frozen Four team, Stanley Cup champion and 2026 Olympic gold medalist Jake Guentzel becomes the first player in Omaha Athletics history to have his jersey retired.

Hundreds of area high school students were invited to explore civic engagement, leadership, and public service through the annual symposium.

From Omaha to Vienna and Paris, UNO alumnus Tobias Kirchebner has built an international career with PwC while embracing the unexpected opportunities along the way.

The partnership puts lending and business advising under one roof for Nebraska entrepreneurs.

Between Oct. 26 and Nov. 13, 2026, UNO faculty and staff will be permitted to make changes to their benefits plan for 2027.

He was recognized for his commitment, collaboration, and providing positive experiences for the UNO community and its visitors.

The UNO flag will be lowered in his honor on Oct. 23.

UNO graphic design student Sean Metcalf embodies Criss Library’s spirit of learning and discovery with a commemorative tote bag celebrating the library’s 50th anniversary.

The National Academy of Kinesiology ranked UNO’s doctoral program No. 10 nationally, highlighting the program's momentum in biomechanics and kinesiology research, funding, and graduate education.

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The UNO flag will be lowered in her honor on Oct. 19.

How on-campus employment at Criss Library and the Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is pointing students to their future careers.

College Research and Creative Activity (RCA) Awards are presented to tenured, graduate faculty whose primary home department is in the affiliated college.

The UNO flag will be lowered in his honor on Oct. 16.

Eitzen's Auto Turns Years of Hard Work into a Business the Community Believes In

DHS S&T Directorate leadership visited NCITE headquarters to see how researchers are developing scientific discoveries into practical solutions that address national security challenges.

Two NCITE graduate students worked with federal officials to uncover how drug cartels explain real estate transactions to launder money and how to detect illicit activity.

This exhibit offers glimpses into Chuck Hagel's 1996 run for the U.S. Senate and runs through February 5, 2027, on the first floor of Criss Library.

The limited amount of research on North American bat species is hindering conservation efforts.

Ayva Swift, a senior at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), is the recipient of the 2026 Marian Ivers Community Service Leadership Award, recognizing her commitment to community service, student leadership, and advocacy.

Learn more about the new breakfast, lunch, and dinner options at the Milo Bail Student Center.

Discover how Victoria Dannelly’s passion for aviation is shaping her future in scheduling, dispatch, and airport operations.

Conventional wisdom says businesses should keep rivals out. A new study from two UNO economists found that in some industries, inviting competition may be the smarter strategy for boosting the bottom line.

As data centers become a growing part of American infrastructure, NCITE experts examine how evolving threats could put national security at risk.

More than 5,000 individual donors made a record 8,139 gifts toward the 2026 campaign passing the event’s goal of 7,000 gifts of $5 or more.

Read about updates to parking and shuttle services for the fall semester.

On the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas, NCITE revisits research and conversations reflecting on how the attack and its aftermath have shaped the terrorism threat landscape in the U.S. and internationally.