Gender in the workplace: Why are we still even having this conversation?
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Socially, we call it many different things: Sexual harassment, workplace harassment, a hostile work environment, a boss that’s a jerk. Or...
Faculty Q&A with Jeremy Johnson of the Art Department
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Not only a pro assistant professor but a pro art advocate, Dr. Jeremy Johnson of the University of Nebraska at Omaha...
Village Inn waiter serves up unforgettable experiences
Samantha Weideman
DIGITAL EDITOR
One night, around 9 p.m., a few Gateway staffers and I headed to the Village Inn on Dodge Street, near Methodist Hospital....
UNO provides the cultural enrichment events, it’s up to Latino students to take part
Gennesis Guzmán
Contributor
The following article is a response to the article UNO drops the ball on Latinx student and cultural engagement.
My name is Gennesis...
Gender in the workplace: “You’re not that strong of a leader, Kami.”
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Towards the end of my freshman year of college, I applied to be a resident assistant on Scott Campus. I was...
Academic advisor advocates for change through foster parent role
Juli Oberlander
Contributor
One of Bobby Loud’s greatest joys is his family. For Loud, this family consists of his 17-year-old son Isaiah and the foster...
Seven @MeanStreetsOMA members disband after moral disagreements with founder
By Kamrin Baker
DIGITAL EDITOR
Early Tuesday afternoon, local Omaha Twitter feeds were abuzz with drama coming from the once-powerful independent news outlet, Mean Streets Omaha...
OPINION: It’s not debatable, ad hominem attacks destroy constructive conversation
Claire Redinger
DIGITAL EDITOR
There are two things I know with certainty: One, I am not the only American who was profoundly disappointed, but not surprised,...
