Digital resources for online learning
Anthony Johnson
ONLINE REPORTER
After a hasty switch to online learning in the spring and a mostly closed campus over the summer, UNO is preparing for...
‘We Thrive in Middle Spaces’: UNO artist illustrates billboard project celebrating BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+ Omahans
Leta Lohrmeyer
EDITOR IN CHIEF
As you drive through North Omaha, take a moment to look up and enjoy the colorful art on five new billboards,...
UNO’s Wellness Center open with new COVID-19 procedures
Ashly Willis
CONTRIBUTOR
Our bodies have been through a lot since we have been cooped up for the past few months. You might have put on...
#SupportBlackBusinesses
Jabin Moore, UNO Student Body President
GUEST CONTRIBUTOR
After witnessing the great outpouring of support and the amount of people rallying behind the Black Lives Matter...
Just keep swimming? How COVID-19 is impacting one UNO student’s summer
Ashly Willis
CONTRIBUTOR
Swimming pools, a favorite summer past-time for many kids, was postponed for at least a month later than expected, putting “summer” on hold...
Omaha Farmers Market returns with some fresh-food favorites – along with new restrictions
Ashly Willis
CONTRIBUTOR
The Omaha Farmers Market opened this past weekend under health and safety precautions given by the Douglas County Health Department.
“Health and safety are...
UNO professor sees optimism as a way to mend the racial divide within the...
Ashly Willis
CONTRIBUTOR
UNO Black Studies professor Cynthia Robinson, Ph.D., speaks out against the racism seen affecting the Omaha communities in recent weeks by reflecting on...
How tornado drills helped me survive an earthquake
Katrina Jenkins
CONTRIBUTOR
I was in the bathroom when a 5.6 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Kansai region of Japan. It was the worst earthquake the...
