Students should take opportunities to participate and serve
Phil Brown
OPINION EDITOR
In a world where inequality, marginalization, and economic instability are commonplace, it’s often difficult to see how change can be accomplished. It’s...
Wrongfully convicted man speaks on campus
By Ciara Watson
CONTRIBUTOR
Mr. Yusef Salaam stood over 6-and-a-half-feet tall wearing a gray pinned striped suit as he looked onto the audience. The room in...
Paris climate change summit
By Trent Ostrom
CONTRIBUTOR
The “United Nations Conference on Climate Change” held in Paris, France focused on how countries can negotiate plans with each other to...
Help Nebraska organization honor fallen service members and their families
The Honor and Remember Nebraska Chapter is looking for families who've lost loved ones who died while serving in the military. The organization presents...
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Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to be held on campus
The UNO Recovery Community would like to put information about on-campus Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. AA meetings are...
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Omaha fitness center to hold fundraiser for autism awareness
Body Masters, an Omaha fitness center, will hold hour-long boot camp sessions on Saturday, May 2 to benefit Autism awareness...
New study reveals hidden risks behind smoking hookah
By Nathan Stephenson, Contributor
Hookah lounges are popular destinations among 18- to 20-year-olds as they are too young to drink at bars, but too old to stay...
NYC mayor talks economic inequality during lecture at Mammel Hall
By Brooke Criswell, Contributor
Bill de Blasio, mayor of New York City, spoke at the Peter J. Hoagland Lecture Series on Wednesday evening in the Mammel Hall...
