by Taylor Muller in News
Downtown Omaha will play host to the Missouri Valley History Conference for its 50th year, bringing more than 50 panel sessions on a wide variety of topics in history to the region from March 1 through March 3.
by Nathan Edwards in News
Last fall the Environmental Club of UNO was created and began a campaign for environmental change and awareness at the campus. Among other initiatives, the club is attempting to get the UNO administration to sign and recognize the Talloires Declaration.
by Keena Spencer-Dobson in News
Nancy Lopez to speak for Women's Walk This is the 22nd year the Diet Pepsi Women's Walk. The annual event has raised money for scholarships for female student-athletes and has distributed almost $3 million since its creation. This year's walk will be held on Tuesday, March 6, at the Double Tree Hotel.
by Keena Spencer-Dobson in News
Tuesday, Feb. 13
8:10 a.m. Staff member reported theft of university property from Criss Library. Incident occurred between 4:45 p.m., Monday, Feb. 12, and 7:10 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 13.
by Taylor Muller in News
Since the 1970s, geology and geography professor Jack Shroder has had a special relationship with Afghanistan.
by Patrick Doty in News
Elaine Wells, an Omaha Public Schools paraprofessional and a marriage counselor, holds a sign in protest of STRATCOM and weapons of mass destruction Wednesday afternoon on 68th and Pine streets south of the Peter Kiewit Institute at the old Aksarben property.
by Patrick Doty in News
A bill that could help relieve some of the financial strain students inevitably feel at the beginning of each semester will have its hearing today.
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CORRECTIONS In the Feb. 13 edition of the Gateway, Professor Hadley Heavin's name was spelled incorrectly in the column "On The Beat: Valentine's Day plans."
In the Feb. 16 edition of the Gateway, rapper M-1 was incorrectly identified as Reggie "Slim" Clark in the photo story "Hip Hop Heritage.
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