UNO employee lives musical passion through local band
John Elster
CONTRIBUTOR
In the graduate studies office in the Eppley Administration building is an office assistant doing what he can to help graduate students...
Behind the scenes at the UNO Theatre Department
Grace Kimnach
CONTRIBUTOR
A wooden door stands 2 inches tall, surrounded by foot-high walls, sitting atop intricately placed cobblestone shards. Wisps of spaghetti-thin plastic vines wrap...
You, Ellen Forney, & Me: An insight to mental illness offered through a graphic...
Rachel Luck
CONTRIBUTOR
“It was a relief to discover that aiming for a balanced life doesn’t mean succumbing to a boring one,” Ellen Forney writes in...
UNO art gallery showcases graduating students’ work
Will Patterson
A&E EDITOR
Thesis art projects from graduating art students and graphic design students are on display in the Criss Library’s Osborne Gallery and in...
Nebraskan poet Barbara Schmitz speaks at UNO
E.J. Free
CONTRIBUTOR
Barbara Schmitz always wanted to be a writer.
Now known as the Poet of Highway 81, Schmitz has lived and worked in Norfolk, Nebraska,...
“A Quiet Place” presents a new kind of horror movie
Hope Schreiner
CONTRIBUTOR
Directed by and starring well-known comedic actor John Krasinski, “A Quiet Place” is unlike any other horror movie. In a post-apocalyptic world...
Theater professor Doug Paterson retires after 34 years at UNO
Danielle Meadows
CONTRIBUTOR
All the world’s a stage—and Dr. Doug Paterson, who is retiring in May, proves it.
After 43 years of teaching higher education (34 at...
Wes Anderson’s “Isle of Dogs” is an exciting and visually stunning piece of cinema
Will Patterson
A&E EDITOR
Wes Anderson’s latest film, “Isle of Dogs” is just now hitting local theaters. The production marks Anderson’s second full-length stop-motion film—the first...
