A panel of national higher education experts discussed how UNO can deliver faster, more impactful pathways from classroom to career.

To better serve your needs for professional group photos, the Office of Strategic Marketing and Communications (MarComm) will now be offering Group Photo Days on April 20 and May 4.

For the third installment of the five-part mini documentary series “Built Here: Inside Omaha Baseball,” shows how brotherhood has established a foundation for team success.

New agreements and alumni connections in Bangkok highlight UNO’s growing global impact.

Journal Club helps students at all levels engage with scientific literature, preparing them for future careers in health and research.

Chun-Hua Tsai, Ph.D., is among 25 faculty nationwide chosen to lead effort expanding access to AI learning resources.

Inside a simulated high-altitude environment, aviation students came face-to-face with one of flying’s most dangerous hidden threats—hypoxia. Through the Federal Aviation Administration’s PROTE chamber, they didn’t just learn the symptoms—they experienced them.

With just two additional courses, UNO Counseling students can become eligible for Nebraska’s Provisional Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (PLADC) credential.

The UNO flag will be lowered on April 3, in memory of retiree John W. Hill.

Former U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines and former U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel discussed Iran, public service, and courage in leadership at the eighth annual forum.

March 28–29, our 8-member team traveled to Kearney, Nebraska to compete at the Nebraska FBLA-C State Leadership Conference alongside 16 other colleges and universities, and the results speak for themselves.

UNO is thrilled to celebrate another University of Nebraska achievement, with Maverick Zach Venn receiving the system’s only Goldwater scholarship.

New research reveals a critical gap in how people approach online safety.

Starting Wednesday, April 29, Criss Library will be open extended hours for prep and finals weeks through Wednesday, May 6.

For Brian Moore, founding METGreen Solutions was about more than starting a business—it was about building a company rooted in service, integrity and accountability.

Hughes was praised for her innovative approach, collaborative spirit, and dedication to advancing research initiatives.

UNO’s annual research celebration filled campus with ideas worth experiencing. View the graduate and graduate award winners.

How students from all majors and walks of university life come together to be the pulse of Omaha Athletics and build a lasting community.

UNO’s first co-op student and Business Admin major Darian Mitchell finished an experience with Werner Enterprises, helping advance her career in the supply chain industry.

"I’m doing something that people dream of doing. That reality keeps pushing me.”

Voting for members will open on March 23 and close on April 3. 

International Programs at UNO is entering an exciting new chapter — one defined by dedicated leadership, expanded offerings, and a renewed commitment to connecting our campus community with the world.

The award is based on exams administered in 2025, and honors centers that expand access to college credit while helping students save time and money. The center will be recognized at a reception in June.

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

After attending regional leadership workshops, YSALI alumni are ready to take action and make impacts in their local communities. Months later, classrooms, communities, and crisis-affected areas across South Asia are benefiting from alumni who are resolved to make a difference. Each action plan tells a different story, but together they reflect a shared belief: change begins locally, but its impact can ripple far beyond.

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.

For the second installment of the five-part mini documentary series “Built Here: Inside Omaha Baseball,” Jackson Trout shows the mental and physical preparation that goes into the ramp-up to game day.

The award recognizes Bommanapally's cross-domain research and innovation work spanning health AI, education, and materials science.

Don't forget the new Personal Transportation Devices policy that took effect in December.

CPACS Continuing Professional Education Programs leads milestone annual training advancing leadership, professional growth, and community impact for municipal clerks across Nebraska.

Play, Create, Celebrate: Discover Local Games and Designers at UNO's Indie Game Expo – May 1

The contract from U.S. Strategic Command will enhance research and development aimed at bolstering national defense. This contract is the largest in the University of Nebraska System's history.

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

UNO's Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program has been listed among the Top 25 in the country by Programs.com.

From a last-minute career decision to the flight deck, one UNO Aviation senior is turning a single discovery flight into a fast-moving future in the airlines.

UNO aviation students took drone operations to the field in a hands-on mapping lab. From flight planning to high-resolution aerial maps, they practiced the full UAS workflow.

From the UNO Aviation Instituted to corporate aviation, James Slabaugh now flies for Kiewit Corporation while leading the department’s safety programs.

At the Aviation Institute, Victor Huang combines real-world insight, mentorship, and research to prepare students for evolving aviation careers while emphasizing curiosity and adaptability.

Zach Venn didn’t have to go to college far away from home to find worldwide opportunities.  

Thursday, Lt. Gov. Joe Kelly joined the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) in recognizing recipients of the 2025 Business Awards, honoring entrepreneurs and businesses that are strengthening communities and expanding economic opportunity across the state.

After beginning college on a pre-med track, Adam Baessler discovered his strengths — and his purpose — in the College of Business Administration.