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...
Online Learning at UNO: A non-traditional way of learning allows more accessibility for a...
Ashly Willis
CONTRIBUTOR
Coronavirus has become an unprecedented event but the path to success doesn’t have to be. In fact, becoming an online student was one...
UNO instructor cares for husband after liver transplant during pandemic
Karissa Madrigal
CONTRIBUTOR
Like most University of Nebraska at Omaha faculty, Amy Freshman, scrambled to convert her courses to remote learning due to COVID-19. As co-owner...
A tribute to the Gateway staff seniors
Leta Lohrmeyer
EDITOR IN CHIEF
As we left the newsroom on March 8, we didn't know it would be our last goodbyes. It might have been...
Quarantine eats: UNO students’ favorite takeout restaurants
Mars Nevada
DIGITAL IMAGERY SPECIALIST
“But at least we have a lot of restaurants here!” is my usual refrain to people who complain that there is...
JPII Newman Center resumes services on May 4
Leta Lohrmeyer
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
St. John Paul II Newman Center will resume Mass on May 4 in accordance with the current COVID-19 restrictions, according to an email...
UNO Criss Library archivist documenting student experiences during pandemic
Elle Love
ONLINE REPORTER
UNO Criss Library archivist Claire Du Laney said the “Documenting COVID-19” project was started as a way to give UNO Library’s student...
