by Judy Rydberg in News
UNO senior Scott Limbeck should be preparing to graduate this spring. Instead, he's clinging to life after a weekend celebration was derailed.
It all started around 2 a.m. Sunday. Three unwanted guests crashed a housewarming party near 60th and Poppleton Streets.
by Emily Johnson in News
A UNO student has been cited for two counts of unlawful intrusion and was banned and barred from campus after the Omaha Police Department responded to a radio call made to UNO, according to a statement released by the OPD on Feb. 1.
Twenty two-year-old Frank Marescalco allegedly planted a video camera in a laundry pile in a women's restroom and taped at least two girls while they were using the restroom and showering, according to the statement.
by Andrea Ciurej in News
The NU and Nebraska State College systems will soon be impacted by the launch of a new student information system that will interconnect all campuses with a single database.
The NU system and state college system implemented a new student information system after being advised in 2007 that the current system, SIS Plus, will not be supported after Dec.
by Holly Fredrickson in News
The Nebraska Robotics Expo came to the Strategic Air and Space Museum on Jan. 30., drawing in students and experts alike to preview the future of the role robotics will play in the classroom.
UNO's College of Education and College of Information Science and Technology partnered with UNL, UNMC and others to help run the day's activities at the facility, which is off of I-80 Exit 426 near Ashland, Neb.
by Emily Johnson in News
Wednesday, Jan. 27
12:17 p.m. A student reported the theft of personal property from the Peter Kiewit Institute. The theft occurred on Tuesday, Jan. 26 between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 28
1:03 p.m. A staff member reported the theft of university property from the Center Location on campus.
