UNO researcher Justin Andersson examines why girls re-engage in science fairs, finding choice, support, recognition, and real-world problem-solving drive STEM interest.
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- University of Nebraska at Omaha
UNO student Tala Serhan’s Bloom Beyond repurposes donated event flowers into bouquets that brighten assisted-living and memory care facilities in Omaha.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
The College of Information Science & Technology marked its 30th anniversary on May 13, 2026, highlighting tech workforce impact, AI leadership, and student success.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
UNO graduate Hafso Ibrahim used NCITE research and university SOC experience to transition from intern to Nelnet cyber threat intelligence analyst.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
UNO Aviation Institute graduate Hunter Pehrson now supports prospective and current aviation students as recruitment and retention specialist while pursuing his MBA.
- The Durham Museum
The Durham Museum in Omaha offers $5 admission after 5 p.m. on Tuesday nights June–August, including access to its Disney costume exhibition and all galleries.
- Visit Omaha
Plan a summer trip to Omaha with hot air balloon shows, sunflower fields, farm festivals, cider tastings and cultural celebrations showcasing food, music and art.
UNO researcher Justin Andersson examines why girls re-engage in science fairs, finding choice, support, recognition, and real-world problem-solving drive STEM interest.
The College of Information Science & Technology marked its 30th anniversary on May 13, 2026, highlighting tech workforce impact, AI leadership, and student success.
UNO graduate Hafso Ibrahim used NCITE research and university SOC experience to transition from intern to Nelnet cyber threat intelligence analyst.
UNO Aviation Institute graduate Hunter Pehrson now supports prospective and current aviation students as recruitment and retention specialist while pursuing his MBA.
Beginning July 1, 2026, UNO’s student health fee will include five covered Nebraska Medicine UNO Health Center office visits per year; standard charges apply afterward.
Ellie Sanford, a UNO secondary education and history graduate, prepares to teach social studies at Buena Vista High School after impactful practicum experiences.
UNO names Catherine Link May 2026 Employee of the Month, honoring her leadership in Title IX education and civil rights compliance across the campus community.
UNO researchers and state partners analyze traffic stop data and reporting to improve fairness, safety, transparency, and training for Nebraska law enforcement.
UNO track standout Emma Klein caps a record-setting jumping career while completing her degree and preparing to teach first grade near her hometown in Missouri.
Montana State University–Northern upset Bellevue 83-74 in the Frontier quarterfinal, shooting 52% and closing strong at the line to advance to Sunday’s semifinal.
UNO’s three-year-old curling club reached the College Nationals quarterfinals in Schenectady, New York, highlighting the sport’s growth and welcoming team culture.
No. 22 Bellevue scored 26 runs in a doubleheader at No. 25 Central Methodist, taking 15-5 and 11-9 wins to complete a four-game road sweep and move to 12-2.
Sophomore pitcher Kennadi Borngrebe threw a two-hit shutout as Wayne State softball earned a doubleheader split with MSU Moorhead at the Pete Chapman Softball Complex.
Senior second baseman Paul Schuyler drove in a school-record nine runs as Wayne State beat Bemidji State 19-7 in seven innings to complete a three-game NSIC sweep.
Wayne State women earned three event wins and an NCAA provisional discus mark at the Wildcat Outdoor Classic, highlighted by victories in shot put, long jump and hurdles.
Wayne State College men’s track and field earned five event wins, two NCAA provisional marks and a school discus record at the Wildcat Outdoor Classic.
UNO student Tala Serhan’s Bloom Beyond repurposes donated event flowers into bouquets that brighten assisted-living and memory care facilities in Omaha.
The Durham Museum in Omaha offers $5 admission after 5 p.m. on Tuesday nights June–August, including access to its Disney costume exhibition and all galleries.
Plan a summer trip to Omaha with hot air balloon shows, sunflower fields, farm festivals, cider tastings and cultural celebrations showcasing food, music and art.
Explore Omaha ice cream shops, from classic parlors and custard stands to gelato, rolled ice cream, Italian ice and boozy shakes across the metro area.
After her son Michael died in 2025, Kelsey Golden pursued psychology and social work at UNO, turning her grief into a commitment to support others in loss.
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Disney’s Heroes & Villains: The Art of the Disney Costume brings nearly 70 film-worn costumes and related programs to The Durham Museum starting May 23.
Discover Omaha’s unique indoor and outdoor playgrounds, from inclusive splash pads and sensory gyms to nature play gardens, libraries and riverfront parks.
Cinco de Mayo Omaha fills South 24th Street with food, music, dance, a parade and family activities, drawing up to 200,000 visitors each May.