UNO student Izzy Martin pairs English and history, conducting research, mentoring, and interning at a museum to align her varied interests with future PhD goals.
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- University of Nebraska at Omaha
Glassdoor and Redfin rank Omaha No. 2 large U.S. city for recent grads, with UNO alumni fueling local jobs, earnings and billions in economic impact.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
The U.S. Department of Justice granted a one-year extension for Title II digital accessibility compliance, moving UNO’s deadline to April 26, 2027.
- Nebraska State Historical Society
J. Sterling Morton of Nebraska City proposed Arbor Day in 1872. His April 22 birthday later became both Nebraska’s Arbor Day and the date of Earth Day.
- Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska
Catholic Social Services supporters gathered in Lincoln for the Celebration of Hope Gala, honoring reentry ministry, seminarians’ outreach and generous donor support.
- Wayne State College
Wayne State senior Saffire Sayre earned the NSIC Elite 18 Award in women’s golf, honoring her 4.00 GPA and achievements on the course and in the classroom.
- Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska
A store manager honors her parents, Bill and Cindy Genthe, longtime St. Francis Gift & Thrift volunteers in Auburn, for their faithful service and family legacy.
UNO student Izzy Martin pairs English and history, conducting research, mentoring, and interning at a museum to align her varied interests with future PhD goals.
Glassdoor and Redfin rank Omaha No. 2 large U.S. city for recent grads, with UNO alumni fueling local jobs, earnings and billions in economic impact.
The U.S. Department of Justice granted a one-year extension for Title II digital accessibility compliance, moving UNO’s deadline to April 26, 2027.
J. Sterling Morton of Nebraska City proposed Arbor Day in 1872. His April 22 birthday later became both Nebraska’s Arbor Day and the date of Earth Day.
Catholic Social Services supporters gathered in Lincoln for the Celebration of Hope Gala, honoring reentry ministry, seminarians’ outreach and generous donor support.
The Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor announced 2026 awards honoring University of Nebraska–Lincoln faculty and staff for excellence in teaching and service.
Twelve Nebraska–Lincoln students and one staff member were honored April 17 with Luminary, HOPE and Pinnacle awards for leadership, service and support.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln launched an online hub to map wildfire history, track grassland recovery and connect landowners with research-based guidance.
Wayne State senior Saffire Sayre earned the NSIC Elite 18 Award in women’s golf, honoring her 4.00 GPA and achievements on the course and in the classroom.
Senior Olivia Schwarzrock won shot put and Jalecia Williams hit NCAA provisional marks in the hammer and weight throws to lead Wayne State at the Loper Invite.
Wayne State’s Jaxson Niente hit an NCAA provisional hammer mark and Devon Schultz set a pole vault school record at the Loper Invite in Kearney.
Wayne State softball totaled 22 runs and 22 hits to sweep Southwest Minnesota State 12-6 and 10-3 in NSIC play, improving to 35-11 and third in the league.
Winona State scored eight first-inning runs and rolled to a 13-3, eight-inning win over Wayne State to complete a three-game NSIC baseball sweep in Winona.
Catawba edges Wayne State 3-2 to claim the Copper Bracket title at the 2026 AVCA Small College Beach Volleyball Championships in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Wayne State College swept Erskine College 3-0 in Copper Bracket play at the AVCA Small College Beach Championships in Gulf Shores to move on to the final.
A store manager honors her parents, Bill and Cindy Genthe, longtime St. Francis Gift & Thrift volunteers in Auburn, for their faithful service and family legacy.
Lincoln City Libraries will host a free April 24 reception for Jevon Woods’ art installation “The Rally” at Gere Branch Library, featuring remarks and a mural unveiling.
Cinco de Mayo Omaha fills South 24th Street with food, music, dance, a parade and family activities, drawing up to 200,000 visitors each May.