Research and Creativity Fair Coming to UNO

Bryan Rutan CONTRIBUTOR An event scheduled for next month is giving students at the University of Nebraska at Omaha an opportunity to showcase their research and...

Mavericks encouraged to enter business plan competition for a chance at $3000

Megan DeBoer Contributor The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s College of Business Administration’s Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Franchising is encouraging students to enter the seventh...

Mutual Aid in Omaha: Feed the People

Hannah Michelle Bussa NEWS EDITOR Omaha has various mutual aid organizations across the city working on different projects and issues. This is an ongoing column featuring...

Nebraska Makers Market

Jared Sindt ONLINE REPORTER The Nebraska Makers Market took place Dec. 4-6 at the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum. The holiday market featured something new, with...

UNO student plays bride at Journal Broadcast Group’s 2013 Bridal Fair

Although walking on stage to Justin Bieber's "As Long as You Love Me" was not my first choice, I was absolutely ecstatic to be part of the Journal Broadcast Group's 2013 Bridal Fair.
The Bridal Fair took place Jan. 6 at Centurylink Center. Everything wedding related was there to greet engaged couples, from Jone-Z Party buses to DJs and music for receptions. My duty, as well as the rest of the models from Image Modeling, who has been a part of the event since 2010, was to put on a fashion show to give all of the soon-to-be brides and grooms ideas for their special day.
 


UNO and UNMC host STEM workshop for young women

April Knipp CONTRIBUTOR On Nov.18, UNO and UNMC held an all-day workshop presented by the Perry Outreach Program for junior and senior high school girls that...

Five-time Grammy Nominee to perform with UNO Jazz Band

Sara Meadows NEWS EDITOR Five-time Grammy nominee and UNO graduate Karrin Allyson will be performing with the UNO Jazz Band on April 15 from 7:30– 9:30...

‘Women Who Rock’ exhibit opens at the Durham Western Heritage Museum

If you go down the stairs to look at the train cars in the Durham Western Heritage Museum, you may hear the voices of Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin, or even Lady Gaga. Don't be alarmed, just follow them past the train cars and on to the "Women Who Rock" exhibit.
At the entrance to the exhibit, you'll be greeted with a mural of vinyl records. Each one features interesting facts about women in music history from the early 20th century to today. It's a good tease for what lies ahead in the rest of the exhibit.
 


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