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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The College of Information Science & Technology marked its 30th anniversary on May 13, 2026, highlighting tech workforce impact, AI leadership, and student success.
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UNO graduate Hafso Ibrahim used NCITE research and university SOC experience to transition from intern to Nelnet cyber threat intelligence analyst.
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UNO Aviation Institute graduate Hunter Pehrson now supports prospective and current aviation students as recruitment and retention specialist while pursuing his MBA.
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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.
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Ellie Sanford, a UNO secondary education and history graduate, prepares to teach social studies at Buena Vista High School after impactful practicum experiences.
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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’s new CFP Board-registered financial planning program prepares undergraduates for CFP certification, careers in advising, and access to Omaha-area internships.
National Guard soldier and new mother Blanca Brownmiller completed her bachelor’s degree at UNO with support from the Military-Connected Resource Center.
UNO employees and eligible dependents can now access free virtual exercise therapy and personalized support through Hinge Health via Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska.
Omaha Venture Group celebrated a record 2026 grant year, awarding five nonprofits $10,000 each to support early-stage initiatives and venture philanthropy in Omaha.
The University of Nebraska at Omaha celebrated 2,059 May 2026 graduates at Baxter Arena, honoring many Nebraska and first-generation students for their achievements.
Grant funding will support an online exhibit documenting Omaha’s LGBTQ+ bar history, using Queer Omaha Archives materials and student-led research.
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OPPD lists recent electric system revenue bond issues with links to EMMA disclosures and a disclaimer on the limits of the official statements provided.
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UNO student Izzy Vargas overcomes early-life adversity to graduate with four majors, extensive research experience and plans for a neuroimaging-focused Ph.D.
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UNO psychology student Jaylin Sims accelerated her degree, gaining research and peer mentoring experience that prepared her for a future in behavioral health counseling.
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Physics major Joel Jarusek will begin teaching high school math and science this fall while starting a master’s in secondary education at UNO in Omaha.
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NU leadership updates faculty and staff on year-two Operational Strategic Initiatives and Strategic Progress Indicators for the Odyssey to the Extraordinary plan.
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UNO announces a leadership transition as Matt Tracy concludes a decade of service and Elizabeth Wessling steps in to lead general education and partnerships.
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Two years after EF4 tornadoes struck eastern Nebraska, partners and survivors gather to reflect on coordinated long-term recovery and future preparedness efforts.
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UNO partners with Best Care EAP to offer free, confidential counseling and referral services to staff, full-time faculty, and eligible dependents when they need support.
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The 2026 lecture series session examined caregiver burnout and highlighted how arts and humanities practices can support resilience, meaning, and healing in healthcare.
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UNO Faculty Senate honors Beth Chalecki with the 2026 Maverick Trailblazer Award for influential work at the nexus of climate change, security, and policy.
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The 2026 “Begin with the End in Mind” lecture explored caregiver burnout and how arts and humanities support emotional resilience, healing, and meaning in care.
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The Omaha Community Foundation introduces the 2026 Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy class, highlighting local advisors committed to advanced philanthropic planning.