Chi Omega held its annual Hula Hoop-a-Thon to raise money for “Wish Kids” of the Make-A-Wish Foundation on Wednesday April 11.

An Art History Professor's Digs

Because of the low light emanating from a single light source in the room, Bonnie O’Connell’s first-floor office could be mistaken for a library or an art museum.

Subdued yellow light filtered out of the open doorway to the office. The fluorescent ceiling lights were off, leaving lighting to the tall, narrow, plant-adorned windows and a series of squat, shaded lamps.

Atop the row of cabinets that line the wall behind Senior Vice Chancellor B.J. Reed’s office conference area sit multiple photos of Reed’s favorite travel destination – Scotland.

Interior Decor

A professor’s office is much more than just a space to do his or her work and meet with students. An office can be a window into his or her personality, as well as a marketing tool.

A refugee camp in Doro, Southern Sudan, currently accommodates 25,000 refugees. Half of the new arrivals are children; nearly 2,000 are unaccompanied by adults.

Andrew Lewandowski comes from a heritage that is both meaningful, different and rich in tradition. Lewandowski and his sister Sarah, both UNO students, were adopted from a young age. Lewandowski was adopted as a baby from Calcutta, India and Sarah, was adopted from Daejeon, South Korea. 

A screening of the non-profit film KONY 2012 was open to UNO students on Monday, April 2, in the Milo Bail Student Center to raise awareness of the upcoming “Cover the Campus” campaign.