by Scott Stewart in News
You've been hearing about it for what seems like forever. Political advertisements have been taking over your television. Candidates have even come to down in what has been one of the biggest election crazes to ever sweep Omaha.
Now Election Day is finally here.
by Scott Stewart in News
Students signed up for the university's text message alert system might have heard their phones chirp, buzz or ring Thursday afternoon.
"Campus Security received two reports Oct. 30 of men knocking on UV doors claiming they were RAs," according to the first alert.
by Kirby Kaufman in News
Anyone looking for a local perspective on today's historic election can join UNO students who are covering the election live tonight on television, radio and online.
Almost 50 UNO communications students, along with the staff of UNO Television and School of Communication faculty, are coming together to provide a real-life learning opportunity for students, as well as an alternative news outlet for the Omaha community.
by in News
First - "Only one!" says child care center worker Megan Roth (right), as Jeff Kuskie (left) of the library hands out treats to 4-year-old Lucas Klipfe, dressed as mouse, and 5-year-old Dhani Roland dressed as Scooby Doo.
Second - Maureen Pope (right) hands treats to 5-year-old Dhani Roland
dressed as Scooby Doo outside of the Eppley Administration building Friday morning.
by Scott Stewart in News
Wednesday, Oct. 29
1:06 a.m. While on patrol, Campus Security observed a vehicle run a stop sign near Lot 12. Further investigation discovered controlled substance violations. One student was cited for two counts of controlled substance and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.
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The ribbon was cut Friday on the Charles E. Billingsley Executive Decision Laboratory in Room 510 of Roskens Hall. The laboratory was created by the Institute for Collaboration Science. Right - Gloria Billingsley, wife of Charles Billingsley, cuts the ribbon at Friday's opening ceremony.
by Scott Stewart in News
A man previously arrested after keying his ex-girlfriend's car in a UNO parking garage was found following the UNO student on campus last week.
The man, whose identity is being withheld to avoid identifying the victim, had been transported to jail on Oct.
