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.
- 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.
- University of Nebraska Lincoln
The Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor announced 2026 awards honoring University of Nebraska–Lincoln faculty and staff for excellence in teaching and service.
- University of Nebraska Lincoln
Twelve Nebraska–Lincoln students and one staff member were honored April 17 with Luminary, HOPE and Pinnacle awards for leadership, service and support.
Twelve Nebraska–Lincoln students and one staff member were honored April 17 with Luminary, HOPE and Pinnacle awards for leadership, service and support.
- Provided
Columbus Area United Way’s 2025 campaign raised $926,700 to fund youth opportunity, financial security, healthy community programs, and impact grants in four counties.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln launched an online hub to map wildfire history, track grassland recovery and connect landowners with research-based guidance.
Nosakhare Idiaghe, a Nebraska engineering education doctoral candidate, earned NSBE’s 2026 Mike Shinn award for leadership and STEM outreach to Lincoln youth.
- Provided
The Nebraska Department of Transportation will hold an open house May 5 to discuss plans to expand sections of US-275 and N-92 from two lanes to four lanes in Saunders and Douglas counties. The meeting will provide details on the proposed project aiming to improve road capacity and conditions, with construction possibly starting in 2032.
IRS updates Fact Sheet 2026-10 FAQs on section 127 educational assistance programs, income exclusion limits and One, Big, Beautiful Bill amendments.
- Provided
Gov. Jim Pillen and his cabinet highlighted key transportation achievements during a roundtable briefing April 20, 2026, in Lincoln, Nebraska. They showcased increased federal funding, accelerated project timelines, and enhanced safety measures as part of the state’s commitment to improving infrastructure efficiently.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
Cybersecurity graduate student Zaid Kakish shares how leading the Nullify club and engaging with IS&T shaped their training, leadership skills, and campus community.
- City of Crete Nebraska
Railroad crossing repairs on Nebraska Highway 33 in Crete begin April 21, lasting two days with a marked detour in place near reference post 10.0.
- Provided
- Nebraska Department of Transportation
The Nebraska Department of Transportation is promoting safe driving during National Work Zone Awareness Week from April 20 to 24. With dozens of crashes occurring near work zones, officials urge motorists to slow down and stay alert to protect workers and drivers.
- Provided
- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Work begins April 27 on U.S. Highway 26 south of Lewellen to repair bridges, resurface asphalt and improve safety. The project is expected to finish by October 2026 with traffic controls in place.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
Aditi Rai has been sworn in as UNO’s 2026-2027 student body president and regent, leading a new team with Lilly Broady and Moses Rhodes in key roles.
- City of Beatrice
The City of Beatrice offers an annual free large item pickup for registered residents within city limits, with strict set-out rules and limits on accepted items.
- University of Nebraska Lincoln
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will expand Nebraska Union dining by fall 2026 with two new eateries, revamped staples and a university-operated commons model.
- Provided
- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Maintenance work involving cold milling and chip sealing will begin April 27 on Nebraska 61 between 8th Street and the Perkins/Keith County line. The 20-day project aims to improve the roadway surface and drivability.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
UNO’s part-time MBA is ranked No. 67 and its Executive MBA No. 73 in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings, highlighting nationally recognized programs.
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
YSALI alumna Taskin Habiba’s Eco Steward initiative hosts a webinar on waste, water, and governance in Bangladesh, linking local action to global SDG goals.