Ward Connerly makes his case to UNO, state
by Jillian Whitney in News
Protestors circled the ballroom of the Milo Bail Student Center to greet Ward Connerly, an anti-affirmative action activist, during his visit to campus on Thursday.
Connerly, the president of the American Civil Rights Institute and the American Civil Rights Coalition, is the leading spokesperson of an initiative that would make participation in race-based affirmative action programs unlawful in Nebraska.
by Taylor Muller in News
As one murder trial involving a UNO student nears the appeal process, another is just getting started.
The trial of the Omaha man found guilty of murdering a sophomore Jessica O'Grady will go before an appellate court and in another UNO murder case, the trial has recently entered the discovery process.
by Nicole Higginbotham in News
Research conducted by UNO and the University of Nebraska Medical Center made a new discovery involving the structure of the cell.
After about nine years of research, UNO math professors John Knovalina, Jack Heidel and Jim Rogers have shown the interconnectivity of a cell's biochemical intracellular signal transduction networks.
by Chris Yu in News
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (U-WIRE) - Jessica has a lot on her hands.
After she downloaded nearly 300 songs using LimeWire last year, the RIAA warned her that if she didn't agree to pay a $3,000 settlement, she could be sued. Saying the Recording Industry Association of America's demands were unfair, she refused to pay the settlement.
by Scott Stewart in News
Spring job fair today, tomorrow
Who: Career Exploration and Outreach.
What: Semiannual job fair featuring more than 110 employers seeking candidates for open positions and internships.
Where: Milo Bail Student Center Ballroom.
When: Today and tomorrow, from 10 a.
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