Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Omaha, NE
1 day ago by Cathy Enoviso
For Owl City fans who didn't get to see Adam Young perform at the sold out concert at the Waiting Room Lounge in Omaha earlier in October, UNO's own Mavrick Productions brought Young back to Omaha for another concert, sponsoring the event.
Owl City fans flocked to the Omaha Music Hall on Jan.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Omaha, NE
2 days ago by Kristin Beal - Opinion Editor
As a child, I remember eagerly running downstairs every Saturday morning to watch cartoons on my television. I remember being greeted by the "Recess" gang, "Doug" and "Pepper Ann." I even remember laughing my head off at the coyote's silly antics that led to his demise as he tried to catch that roadrunner.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Omaha, NE
2 days ago by Rachel George - Entertainment Editor
Kristine Flaherty, a psychology major with a degree from Stanford, is making quite a name for herself in the hip-hop industry.
Better known as k.flay, the San Francisco resident taught herself how to program and mix music, rapping on study breaks. She has opened for artists including Snoop Dogg and Ludacris.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Omaha, NE
2 days ago by Staff Editorial
Dearest, darling Mavlink,
We, The Gateway staff, have talked amongst ourselves and have decided that there are a few things we need to get off our chests.
From the moment E-BRUNO began to breathe its last, we students were dumbstruck as we watched your arrival on the screen scene.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Omaha, NE
12 hours ago by Emily Johnson & Jasmine Maharisi - News Editor
Bruce Johansen has had a busy summer.
With 33 published books to his credit, the UNO communications doctorate professor wrote a preface for E.T. Eberhart's latest book, "Will Rogers: Discovering the Soul of America," which focuses on the influence of Will Rogers' Cherokee heritage and values in the United States.
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Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO
20 hours ago by By Anthony Moreno, For the Muleskinner
There are trailblazers taking courses at UCM this fall. A new program offers students with special needs a unique opportunity to move onto campus and pursue a higher education.
The THRIVE Program - which stands for Transformation, Health, Responsibility, Independence, Vocation and Education - gives 12 new students a chance to take courses with other UCM students, learn important job skills that will enable them to compete in the workforce and learn skills to live independently.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
9 hours ago by Ashley Bailey
Amanda Dunn wanted to prevent getting the human pappillomavirus, so she got the Gardasil vaccine, which has been at the center of controversy since its debut in 2006.
"I think girls should get it because it can prevent cancer and HPV," Dunn, senior in physical education, said.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
9 hours ago by Sarah Poland
Like an injury that still hurts years after it was inflicted, many people who were immediately affected by the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, still have raw feelings toward Islam. When a plan to build a community center containing a mosque two blocks from Ground Zero was proposed, opposition quickly emerged.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
14 hours ago by Jen Rainey
It's not about whether Muslims should build a mosque and certainly not about whether they should be allowed to practice their faith, but valid arguments can be made against allowing the Park51 project to be built a few blocks from Ground Zero.
This project will include a mosque.
Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO
9 hours ago by By The Chronicle of Higher Education
In his work as a professor, Stephen Downes used to feel that he was helping those who least needed it.
So when a colleague suggested they co-teach an online class in learning theory at the University of Manitoba, in 2008, Downes welcomed the chance to expand that privileged club.
Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO
16 hours ago by By Cassie Wilson, For the Muleskinner
He came from the city of Jesse James and wanted to make sure that everyone knows that 'St. Joe' is where your mail comes from. "Thank us for your mail, although it's kind of slow," said Eugene Stillman.
The University of Central Missouri's campus advocate, Eugene Carter Stillman, was born and raised in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL
1 day ago by Ian Davis
hink of how many people play online games. Now, think of what percentage of that plays the Xbox 360. Probably a large portion, if you follow the industry in any capacity. Well, chances are that number may begin to dwindle soon.
Microsoft's Director of Programming Larry Hryb, also known by his online handle Major Nelson, posted in his blog earlier this week that the long standing service Xbox Live will see a $10 a year price jump, starting Nov.
SDSU Collegian, South Dakota State, SD
1 day ago by Anne Virginia Koepp
The Union has a slightly new look for students returning to campus.
"We had a lot of new changes with The Union and school over the summer," said Jennifer Dowie, a junior early childhood education major and new student orientation leader in The Union.
The most noticeable transformations are the north and south expansion concepts on the west side of The Union.
SDSU Collegian, South Dakota State, SD
1 day ago by Tony Reiss
I started my South Dakota collegiate experience at University Center in Sioux Falls and I have been able to complete most of my studies there. I always knew that in my final year I would have to be on one of the six public university campuses South Dakota has to offer.
SDSU Collegian, South Dakota State, SD
1 day ago by Tony Gorder
Issue: Over the summer Mike Catagui, a tenured professor at SDSU was fired from his position amid controversy.
Over the summer Mike Catagui, a tenured professor at SDSU was fired from his position as extension entomologist. Both Catangui's side and the university have said that one reason for his firing was because his recommendations for spraying for soybean aphids differed from the State's recommendation.
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