The pros and cons of online courses
Alexandria Wilson
CONTRIBUTOR
As class registration winds down, many students are faced with the choice to choose between taking a class in person or online....
UNO cuts trees to make room for new Biomechanics addition
Katherine Hartner
CONTRIBUTOR
My usual commute to UNO involves parking in Elmwood Park and enjoying (or not enjoying, as seems increasingly common this spring) the weather...
Students should utilize Criss Library
Jared Barton
CONTRIBUTOR
Undoubtedly, Criss Library is a massive student resource on UNO’s campus. Books, movies, printers and the staff make it a valuable asset to...
UNO drops the ball on Latinx student and cultural engagement
Michael Herndon
CONTRIBUTOR
Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 is Latino Heritage month, and as a Latino student at UNO, I was excited to see what events...
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...
A ban on plastic bags, good call for Omaha
Alexandria Wilson
CONTRIBUTOR
“Paper or plastic?” could be a question coming to an end in Omaha stores.
Mayor Jean Stothert brought up the idea on March 28,...
Spies, murder and the danger of misinformation
Ashton Nanninga
CONTRIBUTOR
Misinformation spreads like wildfire and politics are fuel to the flame.
Throughout President Donald Trump’s time in office, the United States’ relations with Russia...
Act meant to stop sex traffickers may actually do more harm than good
Madeline Miller
SENIOR EDITOR
The Trump administration has put forth a valiant effort to enforce outdated puritanical sexual values on the wild and free landscape of...
