Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Grade Nudge, a web app, sends customized e-mails to students indicating how an upcoming assignment or exam will impact their overall grade. This has been shown to increase student grade performance a half-letter grade beyond reminder emails. UNO instructors can apply for the Grade Nudge Training Program, which will pay a stipend between $400 to $750 for less than three hours of work. Training sessions are open to all.

Space is limited in the training program, and all applications must be received by April 1. Earlier applications will receive higher consideration. All attendees must be registered.

Learn more, apply for the training program, or just register for a session >

Dates, Times, and Locations:

April 27: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 120

April 29: 2 PM in CEC 128

April 30: 1 PM in Mammel Hall 319

May 1: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 11: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 115

August 13: 1 PM in CEC 128

August 18: 12 PM in Mammel Hall 115

August 19: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 21: 1 PM in CEC 128

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Stop by one of these food trucks near the Bell Tower from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M.

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Hot Mav Summer

This event is part of Hot Mav Summer sponsored by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Please save the date for future meetings of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. These meetings will be streamed live at nebraska.edu.

Agenda and Minutes

An agenda for each meeting, as well as past agendas and meeting minutes, is available on the NU System website.

2026 Schedule

Aug. 13 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestreamOct. 9 at the UNK Regional Engagement Center and on livestreamDec. 4 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestream

About the Board of Regents

The Board of Regents—the governing body for the University of Nebraska—consists of eight voting members elected by district for six-year terms. The Board also includes four non-voting student Regents, one from each NU campus, that serve during their tenure as student body president. The Board provides strategic leadership to the University, promoting and advocating for the advancement of the University's mission of education, research and outreach. Among its many duties, the most important include selecting the President of the University and approving the budget and tuition rates.

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Grade Nudge, a web app, sends customized e-mails to students indicating how an upcoming assignment or exam will impact their overall grade. This has been shown to increase student grade performance a half-letter grade beyond reminder emails. UNO instructors can apply for the Grade Nudge Training Program, which will pay a stipend between $400 to $750 for less than three hours of work. Training sessions are open to all.

Space is limited in the training program, and all applications must be received by April 1. Earlier applications will receive higher consideration. All attendees must be registered.

Learn more, apply for the training program, or just register for a session >

Dates, Times, and Locations:

April 27: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 120

April 29: 2 PM in CEC 128

April 30: 1 PM in Mammel Hall 319

May 1: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 11: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 115

August 13: 1 PM in CEC 128

August 18: 12 PM in Mammel Hall 115

August 19: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 21: 1 PM in CEC 128

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Perhaps the most astounding discovery about dinosaurs is that they are still around today – and not just in the movies. Birds are living dinosaurs! Follow the story of Malkia, a museum paleontologist, as she explores fascinating connections between birds and dinosaurs.

Flight Adventures

Discover the science of flight through the eyes of a young girl and her grandfather as they explore how birds, kites, planes, and models fly. Learn about the history and plans of flight and how NASA is discovering new and safer ways to travel with the help of future engineers and aviators - like YOU!

TOPIC: dinosaurs & physics of flight

AUDIENCE: All ages

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Perhaps the most astounding discovery about dinosaurs is that they are still around today – and not just in the movies. Birds are living dinosaurs! Follow the story of Malkia, a museum paleontologist, as she explores fascinating connections between birds and dinosaurs.

Flight Adventures

Discover the science of flight through the eyes of a young girl and her grandfather as they explore how birds, kites, planes, and models fly. Learn about the history and plans of flight and how NASA is discovering new and safer ways to travel with the help of future engineers and aviators - like YOU!

TOPIC: dinosaurs & physics of flight

AUDIENCE: All ages

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Perhaps the most astounding discovery about dinosaurs is that they are still around today – and not just in the movies. Birds are living dinosaurs! Follow the story of Malkia, a museum paleontologist, as she explores fascinating connections between birds and dinosaurs.

Flight Adventures

Discover the science of flight through the eyes of a young girl and her grandfather as they explore how birds, kites, planes, and models fly. Learn about the history and plans of flight and how NASA is discovering new and safer ways to travel with the help of future engineers and aviators - like YOU!

TOPIC: dinosaurs & physics of flight

AUDIENCE: All ages

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Perhaps the most astounding discovery about dinosaurs is that they are still around today – and not just in the movies. Birds are living dinosaurs! Follow the story of Malkia, a museum paleontologist, as she explores fascinating connections between birds and dinosaurs.

Flight Adventures

Discover the science of flight through the eyes of a young girl and her grandfather as they explore how birds, kites, planes, and models fly. Learn about the history and plans of flight and how NASA is discovering new and safer ways to travel with the help of future engineers and aviators - like YOU!

TOPIC: dinosaurs & physics of flight

AUDIENCE: All ages

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Join us for engaging sessions on campus life, safety, and the college transition, pick up your MavCARD, and explore student organizations. Free parking in the East Garage on UNO’s Dodge Campus!

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Registration is required. Tours begin on the first floor of the Milo Bail Student Center. Please check in 15 minutes before your scheduled start time. Tours last approximately 60–90 minutes.

New Mav Week is built just for our newest Mavericks as they begin their UNO experience.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only. More information coming soon!

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Stop by one of these food trucks near the Bell Tower from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M.

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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Grade Nudge, a web app, sends customized e-mails to students indicating how an upcoming assignment or exam will impact their overall grade. This has been shown to increase student grade performance a half-letter grade beyond reminder emails. UNO instructors can apply for the Grade Nudge Training Program, which will pay a stipend between $400 to $750 for less than three hours of work. Training sessions are open to all.

Space is limited in the training program, and all applications must be received by April 1. Earlier applications will receive higher consideration. All attendees must be registered.

Learn more, apply for the training program, or just register for a session >

Dates, Times, and Locations:

April 27: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 120

April 29: 2 PM in CEC 128

April 30: 1 PM in Mammel Hall 319

May 1: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 11: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 115

August 13: 1 PM in CEC 128

August 18: 12 PM in Mammel Hall 115

August 19: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 21: 1 PM in CEC 128

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Registration is required. Tours begin on the first floor of the Milo Bail Student Center. Please check in 15 minutes before your scheduled start time. Tours last approximately 60–90 minutes.

New Mav Week is built just for our newest Mavericks as they begin their UNO experience.

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Whether you're stepping into a weight room for the first time or just want to know where everything is, this event is a great way to get comfortable and start your wellness journey at UNO!

New Mav Week events are for new students only.

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Schedule of Events

3:30 p.m.

Tabling Event. Come get your CFAM swag, meet with student organizations, and learn more about our First-Year Experience (FYE).

4:00 p.m.

CFAM Welcome. Move from the lobby into the Concert Hall, where our CFAM team will provide you with a warm welcome and important information for your first week of class.

4:15 p.m.

You will leave the Concert Hall with students from your academic unit and get personalized tours and information. 5:30 p.m. All done! You are now a CFAM Thrivalist and are ready for a grand adventure at UNO!

This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Wednesday Event Overview:

Level 1: Create Your College Character
Kick things off with breakfast and activities, an introduction to academic life at IS&T, meeting your mentor/first-year group, a wellness session, and a Strengths Assessment.

Welcome Week Event Details:

Dates: Wednesday, August 19 – Friday, August 21Location: Peter Kiewit InstituteCheck-in/Arrival: Check in at 8:30am in the PKI AtriumParking: Parking information will be emailed to you

Please reach out to the IS&T Advising Office at 402-554-3819 with any questions!

This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only.

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Yoga mats will be provided for the first 20 participants.

New Mav Week events are for incoming UNO students only!

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Grade Nudge, a web app, sends customized e-mails to students indicating how an upcoming assignment or exam will impact their overall grade. This has been shown to increase student grade performance a half-letter grade beyond reminder emails. UNO instructors can apply for the Grade Nudge Training Program, which will pay a stipend between $400 to $750 for less than three hours of work. Training sessions are open to all.

Space is limited in the training program, and all applications must be received by April 1. Earlier applications will receive higher consideration. All attendees must be registered.

Learn more, apply for the training program, or just register for a session >

Dates, Times, and Locations:

April 27: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 120

April 29: 2 PM in CEC 128

April 30: 1 PM in Mammel Hall 319

May 1: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 11: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 115

August 13: 1 PM in CEC 128

August 18: 12 PM in Mammel Hall 115

August 19: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 21: 1 PM in CEC 128

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Registration is required. Tours begin on the first floor of the Milo Bail Student Center. Please check in 15 minutes before your scheduled start time. Tours last approximately 60–90 minutes.

New Mav Week is built just for our newest Mavericks as they begin their UNO experience.

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Don't forget to bring your MavCARD! Need one? Stop by the MavCARD Office on the second floor of the Milo Bail Student Center between 12:30 and 1 P.M. to pick it up before the group departs.

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RSVP Today!

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Whether you're planning to join an intramural league or just want to try something new, this is the perfect place to get started. No experience is necessary.

New Mav Week events are for new students only.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided.

New Mav Week events are for new students only.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Thursday Event Overview:
Thursday — Level 2: Learn the Game
Start the day with breakfast alongside faculty, get your first look at Fall courses, join a scavenger hunt with your mentor group, and wrap up with lunch together.

Welcome Week Event Details:

Dates: Wednesday, August 19 – Friday, August 21Location: Peter Kiewit InstituteCheck-in/Arrival: Check in at 8:30am in the PKI AtriumParking: Parking information will be emailed to you

Please reach out to the IS&T Advising Office at 402-554-3819 with any questions!

This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only. More information coming soon!

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Registration is required. Tours begin on the first floor of the Milo Bail Student Center. Please check in 15 minutes before your scheduled start time. Tours last approximately 60–90 minutes.

New Mav Week is built just for our newest Mavericks as they begin their UNO experience.

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This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only.

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This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only.

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This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only.

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You'll have the opportunity to:

• Meet representatives from your college
• Connect with more than 20 campus resource partners
• Get answers to your questions before the semester starts
• Pick up UNO swag
• Enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages
• Enter prize drawings

Whether you stay for 30 minutes or the full two hours, you'll leave with valuable connections and information to help you start strong. An RSVP is much appreciated, but not required.

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Grab your friends and try Archery Tag, a fast-paced game that combines the strategy of dodgeball with the thrill of archery using foam-tipped arrows.

No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided. Join us in the Pep Bowl (or H&K 128 if it rains) to test your aim, meet fellow Mavericks, and discover your next favorite campus activity!

New Mav Week events are for new students only.

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No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided.

New Mav Week events are for new students only.

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New Mav Week events are for new UNO students only. More information coming soon!

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Each month there will be a different featured poet. The featured poet for July is Sam Nichols.

How to Park:

Park in F Lot, north of Durham Science Center. Click here to view a map of campus.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Friday Event Overview:

Friday — Level 3: Start Your Quest
Build your game strategy for Fall, learn how to apply your strengths, and close out the event at the MavFam lunch at Elmwood park.

Welcome Week Event Details:

Dates: Wednesday, August 19 – Friday, August 21Location: Peter Kiewit InstituteCheck-in/Arrival: Check in at 8:30am in the PKI AtriumParking: Parking information will be emailed to you

Please reach out to the IS&T Advising Office at 402-554-3819 with any questions!

This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only. More information coming soon!

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Registration is required. Tours begin on the first floor of the Milo Bail Student Center. Please check in 15 minutes before your scheduled start time. Tours last approximately 60–90 minutes.

New Mav Week is built just for our newest Mavericks as they begin their UNO experience.

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This event is part of New Mav Week, happening August 17th-21st. These events are for incoming UNO students only.

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Enjoy free sandwiches, chips, desserts, Maverick swag, and the opportunity to connect with fellow students, families, and the UNO community. Take advantage of the park's outdoor spaces and amenities, or simply relax and get to know your new Maverick family.

Parking is available throughout Elmwood Park, and the location is also within walking distance from campus. Don't forget that you can bring the whole HERD! We welcome family members. Just make sure to RSVP!

While you're there, learn all about Durango Days and pick up the full schedule of exciting events designed to welcome you to UNO. We can't wait to meet you and help you kick off an unforgettable semester!

New Mav Week events are for new students only.

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Grade Nudge, a web app, sends customized e-mails to students indicating how an upcoming assignment or exam will impact their overall grade. This has been shown to increase student grade performance a half-letter grade beyond reminder emails. UNO instructors can apply for the Grade Nudge Training Program, which will pay a stipend between $400 to $750 for less than three hours of work. Training sessions are open to all.

Space is limited in the training program, and all applications must be received by April 1. Earlier applications will receive higher consideration. All attendees must be registered.

Learn more, apply for the training program, or just register for a session >

Dates, Times, and Locations:

April 27: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 120

April 29: 2 PM in CEC 128

April 30: 1 PM in Mammel Hall 319

May 1: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 11: 10 AM in Mammel Hall 115

August 13: 1 PM in CEC 128

August 18: 12 PM in Mammel Hall 115

August 19: 10 AM in CEC 128

August 21: 1 PM in CEC 128

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Kick off the day with a fun run/5K for all ages and abilities, then let kids dive into a full activity zone with face painting, balloon artists, interactive experiences, creative maker stations, and nonstop discovery — all thoughtfully designed to celebrate children of all abilities and create a welcoming, inclusive experience for every family.

Add in amazing food trucks, local vendors, and family-focused organizations, and you’ve got a full day built for connection, creativity, and joy.

Students can sign up to attend and get an event bag from the Office of Spirit and Tradition. The bag will feature sunscreen, sunglasses, a cooling towel, a lunch and dessert voucher in Aksarben Village. Sign up here.

Students can also sign up to volunteer at the event here: https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=3vem3i9k4zelan

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Sign up and walk in the UNO Spirit and Tradition group! Give out candy and UNO swag to the community while sharing the MavSPIRIT! This annual tradition is a fun way to get connected and be part of the Dundee community. Sign up here.

Those who are walking in the parade meet at Milo Bail Student Center at 9am.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Semester and Annual memberships will be on sale for 15% off from August 15 to 28. The sale does not apply to block memberships or child memberships (ages 6-15). Fall semester membership dates run August 24-December 23.

UNO Rec Well has two weight rooms, a climbing wall, five basketball courts, an indoor track, table tennis, a pool, saunas, and more. Take this week to explore and Rec Your Way!

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Students get a free sandwich, chips, and drink during halftime. Meet at the southside of the field.

Maverick Families can register for free soccer tickets here.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Families are welcome.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Here's how to play:
📍 Check CPACS Instagram/Facebook each morning for the daily clue.
🔍 Find the hidden Durango keychain.
📸 Snap a photo with it and post on social media using #CPACS.
🎉 Bring the keychain to the CPACS Dean's Office (Room 109) to claim your prize.

Open to all students!

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Criss Library will have a welcome table on the walkway outside the library on August 24 & 25 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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MavSWAG Item of the Day:

Monday: First 1000 students get a UNO drawstring bag!
Tuesday: First 1000 students get a Maverick bag with welcome goodies and snacks.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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If you would like an alternative food option, email unospirit@unomaha.edu and we can provide you a voucher. Email requests only between August 24-25.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Here's how to play:
📍 Check CPACS Instagram/Facebook each morning for the daily clue.
🔍 Find the hidden Durango keychain.
📸 Snap a photo with it and post on social media using #CPACS.
🎉 Bring the keychain to the CPACS Dean's Office (Room 109) to claim your prize.

Open to all students!

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Criss Library will have a welcome table on the walkway outside the library on August 24 & 25 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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MavSWAG Item of the Day:

Monday: First 1000 students get a UNO drawstring bag!
Tuesday: First 1000 students get a Maverick bag with welcome goodies and snacks.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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First 500 students get a free reuseable water bottle.

Plus, learn about Maverick Productions and Dance Marathon!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Lots of free prizes, swag, and food. Free dinner voucher to Picklemans or Godfather’s Pizza. First 500 students get a Durango Days T-shirt. Visit the Samuel Bak museum to get your free-T-shirt.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Students will also be given the 2026 GLO! Shirt while supplies last, so make sure to get there early if you don’t want to miss it.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Here's how to play:
📍 Check CPACS Instagram/Facebook each morning for the daily clue.
🔍 Find the hidden Durango keychain.
📸 Snap a photo with it and post on social media using #CPACS.
🎉 Bring the keychain to the CPACS Dean's Office (Room 109) to claim your prize.

Open to all students!

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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First 300 students get a ticket. Ticket only valid during the time listed on ticket.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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The first 500 students will receive a mini camel squish toy, and the first 1,000 students will receive free Maverick sunscreen and sunglasses.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Find the Ask Durango  golf cart and hop aboard to enjoy a ride provided by UNO’s texting chatbot!

Whether you're heading to class, the library, or your next campus stop, Ask Durango is here to make getting around a little easier. Along the way, learn how Ask Durango can answer your questions about campus resources, events, deadlines, and more—all through a simple text message.

Date: August 26, 2026

Time: 11:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m.

Location: Dodge Campus only (initial starting point is at H&K for the Involvement Fair)

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The first 100 students will receive a FREE pair of Maverick dress socks from UNO Spirit and Traditions! Bring your MavCARD to enter.

A variety of sizes and styles are available to help you dress for success. This event is open to all UNO students and made possible through donations by UNO alumni and friends.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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First 200 students get a UNO branded bucket hat.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Enjoy your meal in the restaurant or grab it to go—either way, it's the perfect late-night treat!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Here's how to play:
📍 Check CPACS Instagram/Facebook each morning for the daily clue.
🔍 Find the hidden Durango keychain.
📸 Snap a photo with it and post on social media using #CPACS.
🎉 Bring the keychain to the CPACS Dean's Office (Room 109) to claim your prize.

Open to all students!

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Enjoy a cozy, build-your-own coffee bar and pastries. Feel free to grab and go, or stay, chat, and make a new connection. While you’re here, pick up information about upcoming Office of Engagement events - great for staying in the loop on what’s happening around the building.

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Schedule an appointment online or drop in on the day of the drive.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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The first 100 students will receive a FREE pair of Maverick dress socks from UNO Spirit and Traditions! Bring your MavCARD to enter.

A variety of sizes and styles are available to help you dress for success. This event is open to all UNO students and made possible through donations by UNO alumni and friends.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Criss Library will have an information table at Mammel Hall on August 24 - August 27 to answer general questions about the library, campus, and more. We will have informational items like maps, how-to sheets, as well as pens, pencils, and more. Stop by and say hi!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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UNO Students enter for free while non-UNO students pay a fee of $5.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Here's how to play:
📍 Check CPACS Instagram/Facebook each morning for the daily clue.
🔍 Find the hidden Durango keychain.
📸 Snap a photo with it and post on social media using #CPACS.
🎉 Bring the keychain to the CPACS Dean's Office (Room 109) to claim your prize.

Open to all students!

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Students sign up here to attend and get an event bag from the Office of Spirit and Tradition. The bag will feature sunscreen, sunglasses, a cooling towel, and dinner voucher in Midtown Crossing.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Follow the journey of a single photon as it is produced in a distant star, before travelling across the vast expanse of space to land on someone's retina. This fulldome planetarium show explores some of the fascinating processes of the cosmos, from astrophysics to the biology of the eye and brain. Funded through a generous grant from ZEISS, the show is narrated by astronomer and science communicator, Neil deGrasse Tyson.

5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI

Journey to the frontiers of modern astronomy with 5000 Eyes, a stunning planetarium documentary that explores how the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) is creating the largest 3D map of the Universe ever made. Meet the scientists behind this groundbreaking project, discover how DESI's 5,000 robotic fiber-optic "eyes" survey millions of galaxies, and experience a breathtaking fly-through of more than 14 million galaxies and quasars. This immersive show reveals the vast cosmic web and the quest to understand the mysterious force known as dark energy.

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Follow the journey of a single photon as it is produced in a distant star, before travelling across the vast expanse of space to land on someone's retina. This fulldome planetarium show explores some of the fascinating processes of the cosmos, from astrophysics to the biology of the eye and brain. Funded through a generous grant from ZEISS, the show is narrated by astronomer and science communicator, Neil deGrasse Tyson.

5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI

Journey to the frontiers of modern astronomy with 5000 Eyes, a stunning planetarium documentary that explores how the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) is creating the largest 3D map of the Universe ever made. Meet the scientists behind this groundbreaking project, discover how DESI's 5,000 robotic fiber-optic "eyes" survey millions of galaxies, and experience a breathtaking fly-through of more than 14 million galaxies and quasars. This immersive show reveals the vast cosmic web and the quest to understand the mysterious force known as dark energy.

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Originally known as the University Library, the groundbreaking for the building occurred in the fall of 1974. The library was dedicated on September 12, 1976 and opened for campus and community. Renovations, additions, and upgrades have occurred periodically over the course of 50 years, including the Dr. Guinter Kahn Addition and renaming of the library to the Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library in 2006, and the expansions and dedications of the Creative Production Lab and Archives and Special Collections in 2015.

Throughout all these changes, the library employees continue to provide services, facilitate research, support students, faculty, staff, and community, and participate in their own scholarship and service endeavors. The library continues to be the scholastic and community hub of the UNO campus because the people here make the work of campus possible.

The posters and most of the photos used in this exhibit are from the UNO Archives and Special Collections department, with some photos from UNO MarComm. To learn more about the history of the library, contact the Archives and Special Collections department. This exhibit was curated by Claire Dunker, Outreach Archivist.

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Students stop by Gene Leahy Mall and visit with the Spirit and Tradition table to grab some breakfast items and lunch vouchers.

8 A.M – 10 A.M. | Gene Leahy Mall (13th and Farnam)

8 A.M. – 12 P.M. | 11th and Jackson Streets (Omaha Farmers Market)

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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The opera program will include selections composed by opera greats as well as others and features many familiar and new songs from the opera canon. Lawn chairs, blankets and refreshments are encouraged.

Students sign up here to attend and get an event bag from the Office of Spirit and Tradition. The bag will feature sunscreen, sunglasses, a cooling towel, and dinner and dessert voucher in Aksarben Village.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Students get a free Gandolfo’s sandwich voucher during half in the student section.

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Follow the journey of a single photon as it is produced in a distant star, before travelling across the vast expanse of space to land on someone's retina. This fulldome planetarium show explores some of the fascinating processes of the cosmos, from astrophysics to the biology of the eye and brain. Funded through a generous grant from ZEISS, the show is narrated by astronomer and science communicator, Neil deGrasse Tyson.

5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI

Journey to the frontiers of modern astronomy with 5000 Eyes, a stunning planetarium documentary that explores how the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) is creating the largest 3D map of the Universe ever made. Meet the scientists behind this groundbreaking project, discover how DESI's 5,000 robotic fiber-optic "eyes" survey millions of galaxies, and experience a breathtaking fly-through of more than 14 million galaxies and quasars. This immersive show reveals the vast cosmic web and the quest to understand the mysterious force known as dark energy.

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We've got dinner covered, too! Stop by the Office of Spirit and Tradition table in the parking lot to pick up your meal before or after your round. Show off your putting skills, dodge the dinosaurs, and end Durango Days on a prehistoric adventure!

Durango Days (August 22-29)

Durango Days is UNO's official welcome week. It is hosted by the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events.

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Follow the journey of a single photon as it is produced in a distant star, before travelling across the vast expanse of space to land on someone's retina. This fulldome planetarium show explores some of the fascinating processes of the cosmos, from astrophysics to the biology of the eye and brain. Funded through a generous grant from ZEISS, the show is narrated by astronomer and science communicator, Neil deGrasse Tyson.

5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI

Journey to the frontiers of modern astronomy with 5000 Eyes, a stunning planetarium documentary that explores how the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) is creating the largest 3D map of the Universe ever made. Meet the scientists behind this groundbreaking project, discover how DESI's 5,000 robotic fiber-optic "eyes" survey millions of galaxies, and experience a breathtaking fly-through of more than 14 million galaxies and quasars. This immersive show reveals the vast cosmic web and the quest to understand the mysterious force known as dark energy.

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Throughout his decade at UNO, Matt has played a vital role in advancing academic excellence through his leadership in general education, dual enrollment, academic program review, and strategic academic partnerships. His collaborative approach, thoughtful leadership, and commitment to student success have left a lasting impact on the university and the many faculty, staff, and students with whom he has worked.

As Matt begins his next chapter, we invite the campus community to help us recognize his many contributions and wish him well.

Retirement Celebration

Monday, August 31
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
MBSC 228/226, Chancellor's Board Room

Stop by anytime during the celebration to wish Matt well in retirement and celebrate this special milestone. Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

We hope you'll join us as we celebrate Matt's accomplishments and wish him a happy and well-deserved retirement.

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The Office of Student Leadership and Involvement (SLI) invites students to join us for a Pancake Man dinner! Enjoy buttermilk pancakes hot off the griddle, savory sausages, and refreshing orange juice, while connecting with fellow Mavericks. Come for the food, stay for the conversations, and kick off the school year with great energy and new connections.

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Join the Maverick Civic Action Council (MCAC), a welcoming group of students, faculty, staff, and community partners who are passionate about strengthening civic engagement on campus. Whether you're interested in volunteering, civic leadership, community partnerships, voter engagement, or simply meeting others who want to make a positive impact, there's a place for you.

At each meeting, you'll have the chance to share ideas, connect with others, help shape campus initiatives, and get involved in projects that strengthen our campus and community.

Everyone is welcome, and you're invited to drop in—no registration is required. To learn more about MCAC, view the meeting schedule, and stay connected, visit the MCAC landing page and complete the Interest Form.

Questions? Contact Anna Spethman (aspethman@unomaha.edu) and Toni Monette (tmonette@unomaha.edu).

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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First Stop: UNO Women's Soccer Game starting at 7 P.M.

Find the UNO Campus Recreation table before the match. The first 50 students will receive a FREE T-shirt card to redeem later that evening.

Then Head to Mav Rec at Night
After the game, make your way to the H&K Building for an unforgettable night with Campus Recreation & Wellness.

The Ultimate Welcome Week Bash Includes:

First 250 students receive a FREE Campus Rec & Wellness T-shirtLive DJFree foodDoor prizes throughout the nightPlant your own succulentClimb the rock wallGlow-in-the-dark Archery TagAnd Dance It OutWhether you're coming with friends or looking to meet new people, this is the perfect way to kick off the school year. You won't want to miss it!

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ADHD is not a deficit of attention. Much of what we've all been taught about ADHD is wrong.

Karen Costa is a career leader in higher education and proud ADHD-er. In her latest book, Costa proposes a new framework for ADHD based on the latest research and the lived experiences of people with ADHD. Challenging conventional narratives that treat ADHD as a deficiency, Costa instead invites educators to embrace the full humanity, creativity, and complexity of ADHD learners.

In this fall book club series, you will...

Receive and read a copy of Costa's book, An Educator's Guide to ADHD: Designing and Teaching for Student Success Attend 3 book discussions (45 minutes each) during the fall semester Attend Costa’s presentation on Wednesday, September 16 (11:30AM - 12:45PM, MBSC Dodge Room) Design a brief action plan to help you best support your ADHD learners Earn $200 in professional development funds
Learn how you can build on your existing teaching strategies to create more inclusive learning experiences for your ADHD students - with specific recommendations you can begin implementing immediately!

Register by Friday, September 4. Complete this form to register.

This series is sponsored by UCAT, CFE, ASC, Student Life and Wellbeing, and ILCI.

Disclaimer for staff only: For those whose primary role at UNO is as a full-time staff member, the Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE) will process the required forms to request advance approval for the staff member to receive payment for participation incentivized programming. Please note that approval must be requested in advance of participation. Additionally, staff members should discuss and request permission to participate in incentivized activities with their direct supervisor, as the pre-approval process requires the signatures of their supervisor and others. CFE will prepare and route the request form for the staff member to receive additional compensation. Requests are carefully reviewed by several offices and by a senior campus leadership committee. While CFE does not anticipate denials, there is no guarantee of payment to staff. Should an individual's pre-approval be denied, we will notify that person as soon as possible.

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How it Works

To access the facility, please bring your MavCARD and stop by the Guest Services desk inside H&K. Sign a waiver and use the facility for the day.

Interested in a Membership?

UNO Rec Well offers many discounted options for UNO Faculty and Staff to utilize our facilities, programs, and services in support of their wellness goals. Learn more about memberships.

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Fall Semester Dates

September 4 - North Weight Room

October 2 - South Weight Room

November 6 - North Weight Room

December 4 - South Weight Room

,Every first Friday of the month, Faculty and Staff receive free access to UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness facilities.

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No matter how skilled, thoughtful, and well prepared teachers are, things sometimes go wrong.

In Snafu Edu, Jessamyn Neuhaus provides evidence-based insights into why classroom snafus happen and practical, workable methods for handling them. Like a preparedness kit for natural disasters, the book gives teachers an educational “go-bag” of strategies to have at the ready when things go sideways.

In this fall book club series, you will...

Receive and read a copy of Snafu EduAttend at least three online book discussions (one hour each) during the fall semester Earn $200 in professional development funds

Get ready to dismantle the myth of the "Super Teacher" - Snafu Edu normalizes mistakes, conflicts, and unexpected obstacles. We can't eliminate snafus, but we don't have to throw up our hands and give up.

Register before the first online book discussion on Wednesday, September 9. Complete this form to register.

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Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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This Month's Project

Volunteer with No More Empty Pots by supporting local food access and sustainable agriculture. Volunteers may pack CSA subscription boxes, help maintain the greenhouse and garden beds, pick up litter, and assist with light cleaning and organizing around the Greenhouse.

📅 Event Details

Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026

Time: 1:00PM – 2:30PM

⭐ Registration Required

Advance registration is required. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early!

🚐 Transportation

Meet at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) by 12:30PM. Free round-trip transportation and snacks are provided.

Hosted by UNO’s Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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Challenge yourself to climb the equivalent of 110 stories - the height of the World Trade Center towers—on a StairMaster while reflecting on the bravery of the first responders who climbed those stairs to save others.

Participants are welcome to complete the climb individually throughout the day. Whether you finish the entire challenge or climb a portion in remembrance, every step is a meaningful tribute.

Event Details

Location: North Weight Room

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Equipment: Three StairMasters available throughout the day

Special Guests: Members of the Omaha Fire Department will be on-site from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. to commemorate the day and share in this tribute.

Participation: Climbers will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis throughout the event. If all StairMasters are in use, participants are encouraged to add their name to the on-site waitlist and will be notified when the next machine becomes available.

Take the challenge. Honor the fallen. Remember the heroes.

*All Faculty and Staff will receive free access for the day in order to participate.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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MavFAM

The Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events is dedicated to building meaningful partnerships between families and the university by providing opportunities to connect, engage, and support student success. Through events, resources, and ongoing communication, we help families stay informed, foster a sense of belonging, and strengthen the university community.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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To prepare for the event, students are encouraged to review the list of employers that will be attending, research job opportunities, prepare an "elevator speech" to introduce yourself, and bring copies of your resume.

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The brown bag is free and open to the public via Zoom. Advance registration is required.

This program is part of Access to the Archives of the Great Plains Black History Museum, a joint grant project of the Great Plains Black History Museum and Criss Library supported by the National Archives' National Historical Publications and Records Commission.

Contact Amy Schindler by email at acschindler@unomaha.edu or by phone at 402.554.6046 with any questions

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Status: Offline → Studying Abroad

The world is so much bigger than your FYP. Come to the Study Abroad Fair to explore programs around the globe, meet students who've been there, learn about scholarships, and see how studying abroad can fit your degree—and your budget.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Enjoy a cozy, build-your-own coffee bar and pastries. Feel free to grab and go, or stay, chat, and make a new connection. While you’re here, pick up information about upcoming Office of Engagement events - great for staying in the loop on what’s happening around the building.

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Participants will receive a free cupcake (while supplies last!) plus civic engagement goodies, including a pocket Constitution, as we celebrate America250.

No registration required—just stop by and join the fun!

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Each month there will be a different featured poet. The featured poet for July is Sam Nichols.

How to Park:

Park in F Lot, north of Durham Science Center. Click here to view a map of campus.

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First 400 Students can obtain a $10 off voucher for lunch at Chick-fil-A, Erberts and Gerbert's, Qdoba, and Godfathers Pizza in the Milo Bail Student Center!

Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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MavFAM

The Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events is dedicated to building meaningful partnerships between families and the university by providing opportunities to connect, engage, and support student success. Through events, resources, and ongoing communication, we help families stay informed, foster a sense of belonging, and strengthen the university community.

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Career Connect 2026 is UNO's annual celebration of internships, experiential learning, and the partnerships that help prepare Mavericks for career success.

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Doors Open: 3:45 p.m.
Program Begins: 4:00 p.m.
Location: Milo Bail Student Center Ballroom

This year's program will feature:

A panel discussion featuring employer partners and student interns highlighting the transformative impact of internships from both the student and employer perspectives.The Career Connect Awards recognizing outstanding interns, employer partners, and champions of experiential learning.A networking reception following the program with campus and community leaders.

RSVP Link Coming Soon

RSVP starting August 14

Help Us Recognize Internship Excellence

Do you know an exceptional student intern or employer partner who deserves recognition? Help us celebrate those making a lasting impact through experiential learning by submitting a nomination for a Career Connect Award.

Submit Your Nominations by August 13

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LOCATION: Eagle Hills Golf Course (501 Eagle Hills Drive, Papillion, NE 68133)

$100 per playerRegistration begins at 7:30 A.M. Shotgun start at 8:30 A.M. (Please arrive at least 20 minutes before the start)Pin prizes on every holeA hot buffet lunch and prize presentation will follow

Players, please join us the night before the tournament (Thursday, September 24, 2026) from 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. at Joslyn Castle for food, fun, and the jazz music of Omaha-based musician Robert Glaser (attendance is free for players and sponsors)!

Our players are faculty and staff, along with friends and sponsors of the SCCJ. Treasured sponsors support us with scholarship funds, often play in the tournament, and are recognized at the event as well as during the annual SCCJ Awards Luncheon.

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Abstract:

This paper studies the effects of military spending shocks on labor market outcomes and time use across demographic groups defined by gender and marital status. Using a shift-share (Bartik) instrumental variable approach based on state-level variation in military spending exposure, we estimate the causal effects of fiscal shocks on employment, work hours, and labor force participation for married females, married males, single females, and single males. We find that military spending increases labor market activity for men and single women, while married women reduce their labor supply—a pattern consistent with intrahousehold specialization in response to positive income shocks. We complement the main results with time use data from the American Time Use Survey (ATUS) to characterize how household members reallocate time between market work and home production. The paper also develops two complementary tests of instrument validity tailored to shift-share designs: a pre-period balance test examining whether baseline exposure shares predict pre-sample labor market trends, and a forward-looking test of parallel trends that examines whether future realizations of the instrument predict current outcomes within the main sample.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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MavFAM

The Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events is dedicated to building meaningful partnerships between families and the university by providing opportunities to connect, engage, and support student success. Through events, resources, and ongoing communication, we help families stay informed, foster a sense of belonging, and strengthen the university community.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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When registering for the fall session of TABS, faculty will choose one of three weeks to participate:

Week 6 - applications due Friday 9/25/26; evaluations begin Monday 9/28/26 Week 7 - applications due Friday 10/2/26; evaluations begin Monday 10/5/26 Week 8 - applications due Friday 10/9/26; evaluations begin Monday 10/12/26

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To prepare for the event, students are encouraged to review the list of employers that will be attending, research job opportunities, prepare an "elevator speech" to introduce yourself, and bring copies of your resume.

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Each year, UNO Educational Leadership and the UNO Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa invite local area superintendents, Boards of Education, educational leaders, and aspiring leaders to an evening dinner of learning, networking, and celebrating. We encourage organizations and departments to come as a group and learn together.

Keynote Speaker: Pam Hernandez

Pam Hernandez founded The Right Reflection after a distinguished 30-year corporate career, where she rose to COO of a $10 billion, 125-year-old company - the first woman in the company’s history to hold that position. Throughout her career, Pam found immense fulfillment in mentoring, coaching, and developing leaders at all levels. Eventually, she realized that was her true calling. Determined to help others unlock their full leadership potential, she left her corporate role, earned her leadership coaching certificate, and launched The Right Reflection.

Reserve your seat:
- 1 table is 10 seats for $450
- 1/2 table is 5 seats for $250
- A seat is $50/person
- RSVP here: https://unomaha.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eg3nCLDHBRPyHm6

For more info: 402.554.2721 or edleadership@unomaha.edu

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How it Works

To access the facility, please bring your MavCARD and stop by the Guest Services desk inside H&K. Sign a waiver and use the facility for the day.

Interested in a Membership?

UNO Rec Well offers many discounted options for UNO Faculty and Staff to utilize our facilities, programs, and services in support of their wellness goals. Learn more about memberships.

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Fall Semester Dates

September 4 - North Weight Room

October 2 - South Weight Room

November 6 - North Weight Room

December 4 - South Weight Room

,Every first Friday of the month, Faculty and Staff receive free access to UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness facilities.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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MavFAM

The Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events is dedicated to building meaningful partnerships between families and the university by providing opportunities to connect, engage, and support student success. Through events, resources, and ongoing communication, we help families stay informed, foster a sense of belonging, and strengthen the university community.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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When registering for the fall session of TABS, faculty will choose one of three weeks to participate:

Week 6 - applications due Friday 9/25/26; evaluations begin Monday 9/28/26 Week 7 - applications due Friday 10/2/26; evaluations begin Monday 10/5/26 Week 8 - applications due Friday 10/9/26; evaluations begin Monday 10/12/26

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Join the Maverick Civic Action Council (MCAC), a welcoming group of students, faculty, staff, and community partners who are passionate about strengthening civic engagement on campus. Whether you're interested in volunteering, civic leadership, community partnerships, voter engagement, or simply meeting others who want to make a positive impact, there's a place for you.

At each meeting, you'll have the chance to share ideas, connect with others, help shape campus initiatives, and get involved in projects that strengthen our campus and community.

Everyone is welcome, and you're invited to drop in—no registration is required. To learn more about MCAC, view the meeting schedule, and stay connected, visit the MCAC landing page and complete the Interest Form.

Questions? Contact Anna Spethman (aspethman@unomaha.edu) and Toni Monette (tmonette@unomaha.edu).

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Join us this month as we explore Community Actions: Voter Outreach & Mobilization in partnership with the League of Women Voters of Greater Omaha. Through engaging discussion and interactive activities, you'll build practical skills, connect with community leaders, and discover new ways to create positive change.

Open to all UNO students, faculty, staff, and community partners. No registration required!

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Please save the date for future meetings of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. These meetings will be streamed live at nebraska.edu.

Agenda and Minutes

An agenda for each meeting, as well as past agendas and meeting minutes, is available on the NU System website.

2026 Schedule

Aug. 13 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestreamOct. 9 at the UNK Regional Engagement Center and on livestreamDec. 4 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestream

About the Board of Regents

The Board of Regents—the governing body for the University of Nebraska—consists of eight voting members elected by district for six-year terms. The Board also includes four non-voting student Regents, one from each NU campus, that serve during their tenure as student body president. The Board provides strategic leadership to the University, promoting and advocating for the advancement of the University's mission of education, research and outreach. Among its many duties, the most important include selecting the President of the University and approving the budget and tuition rates.

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Abstract:

This paper develops a theoretical model of how artificial intelligence (AI) affects the firm's labor demand decision on the intensive margin---specifically, the choice of hours worked per employee. We model AI as a new input that enters both the production function and the effective-hours technology. We find that worker hours increase with AI exposure if and only if the elasticity of AI's indirect impact on effective hours is greater than the elasticity of its direct impact. These theoretical results are tested with firm and household data from China.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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When registering for the fall session of TABS, faculty will choose one of three weeks to participate:

Week 6 - applications due Friday 9/25/26; evaluations begin Monday 9/28/26 Week 7 - applications due Friday 10/2/26; evaluations begin Monday 10/5/26 Week 8 - applications due Friday 10/9/26; evaluations begin Monday 10/12/26

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Writing Accountability, Research, or Creative Activity Student Success.
Participants who are full-time faculty members will earn professional development funds.

Groups must be registered by 10/13/2026.

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(For those choosing to pay more than $0, cash and checks will be accepted at the door.)

PARKING: There is open parking (no permit required) after 7:00 p.m. across the Dodge Campus, including all surface lots and the East and West Garages. Click here for more details including a campus map.

See "Event Website" for livestream.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Enjoy a cozy, build-your-own coffee bar and pastries. Feel free to grab and go, or stay, chat, and make a new connection. While you’re here, pick up information about upcoming Office of Engagement events - great for staying in the loop on what’s happening around the building.

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📅 Event Information

Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026

📍 Meet-Up Location: Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) Atrium (6400 South University Drive Road North, Omaha, NE 68182)

🕒 Schedule

10:45 AM – Meet in the CEC Atrium11:00 AM–12:00 PM – Travel to Lincoln and enjoy lunch on the bus.12:00 PM–3:30 PM – Capitol Experience featuring a guided Capitol tour, interactive Mock Committee Hearing, Q&A with Legislative Staff, and other hands-on civic engagement activities.3:30 PM–4:30 PM – Return to UNO Dodge Campus.

⭐ Registration Required (Space is limited!) - Register today to reserve your spot and experience Nebraska government in action.

Hosted by UNO Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs and Civic Nebraska.

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Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, October 15, 6PM

Visiting Artist Letitia Huckaby

Letitia Huckaby will discuss her Living Requiem project and artist practice. Huckaby's work combines photography and textiles to depict family narratives, Black American heritage, cultural traditions, and faith. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

Speaker: Artist Letitia Huckaby

Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, November 12, 6PM

Afrofuturism as Epic Realism: Black Storytelling Then, NOW . . . Tomorrow

"Does Afrofuturism really exist, and how?"--literary scholar Dr. Gregory E. Rutledge will explore his relationship to the unfolding field and its relationship to the canon, epic mythology, and race. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated.

Speaker: Gregory Ruthledge, Ph.D

Bak & Music – Saturday, December 5, 2PM

In Conversation, Debórah Dwork and Elise Loehnen

Dr. Beard, distinguished faculty in UNO’s Music department, and her talented student performers will deliver a captivating musical performance featuring pieces by banned composers and musicians living in warzones. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Each month there will be a different featured poet. The featured poet for July is Sam Nichols.

How to Park:

Park in F Lot, north of Durham Science Center. Click here to view a map of campus.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Retreat Ends: Tuesday, October 20, 2026

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Retreat Ends: Tuesday, October 20, 2026

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Registration Ends: Wednesday October 21, 2026
Challenge Starts: Monday, October 26, 2026

Challenge Ends: Friday, November 6, 2026

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PARKING: There is open parking (no permit required) after 7:00 p.m. across the Dodge Campus, including all surface lots and the East and West Garages. Click here for more details including a campus map.

Please see Event Website for livestream link.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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This Month's Project

Volunteer with Kids Can Community Center by making their Fall Family Festival and Halloween celebration fun for children and families. Volunteers will assist with activities, pass out candy, and bring festive energy – child-friendly costumes are encouraged!

📅 Event Details

Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026

Time: 4:00PM-6:00PM

⭐ Registration Required

Advance registration is required. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early!

🚐 Transportation

Meet at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) by 3:30PM. Free round-trip transportation and snacks are provided.

Hosted by UNO’s Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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First 400 Students can obtain a $10 off voucher for lunch at Chick-fil-A, Erberts and Gerbert's, Qdoba, and Godfathers Pizza in the Milo Bail Student Center!

Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Faculty and staff interested in hosting a table should use this link to register

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Join the Maverick Civic Action Council (MCAC), a welcoming group of students, faculty, staff, and community partners who are passionate about strengthening civic engagement on campus. Whether you're interested in volunteering, civic leadership, community partnerships, voter engagement, or simply meeting others who want to make a positive impact, there's a place for you.

At each meeting, you'll have the chance to share ideas, connect with others, help shape campus initiatives, and get involved in projects that strengthen our campus and community.

Everyone is welcome, and you're invited to drop in—no registration is required. To learn more about MCAC, view the meeting schedule, and stay connected, visit the MCAC landing page and complete the Interest Form.

Questions? Contact Anna Spethman (aspethman@unomaha.edu) and Toni Monette (tmonette@unomaha.edu).

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How it Works

To access the facility, please bring your MavCARD and stop by the Guest Services desk inside H&K. Sign a waiver and use the facility for the day.

Interested in a Membership?

UNO Rec Well offers many discounted options for UNO Faculty and Staff to utilize our facilities, programs, and services in support of their wellness goals. Learn more about memberships.

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Fall Semester Dates

September 4 - North Weight Room

October 2 - South Weight Room

November 6 - North Weight Room

December 4 - South Weight Room

,Every first Friday of the month, Faculty and Staff receive free access to UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness facilities.

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MavFAM

The Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events is dedicated to building meaningful partnerships between families and the university by providing opportunities to connect, engage, and support student success. Through events, resources, and ongoing communication, we help families stay informed, foster a sense of belonging, and strengthen the university community.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Join us this month as we explore Civil Discourse (Purple Screening) in partnership with Civic Nebraska. Through engaging discussion and interactive activities, you'll build practical skills, connect with community leaders, and discover new ways to create positive change.

Open to all UNO students, faculty, staff, and community partners. No registration required!

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This Month's Project

Volunteer with Foodbank for the Heartland by increasing access to healthy and nutritious foods for individuals and families by sorting food donations, packaging fresh produce, packing backpack program meals, and preparing foods for distribution to local pantry partners.

📅 Event Details

Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Time: 1:00PM– 3:30PM

⭐ Registration Required

Advance registration is required. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early!

🚐 Transportation

Meet at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) by 12:30PM. Free round-trip transportation and snacks are provided.

Hosted by UNO’s Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, October 15, 6PM

Visiting Artist Letitia Huckaby

Letitia Huckaby will discuss her Living Requiem project and artist practice. Huckaby's work combines photography and textiles to depict family narratives, Black American heritage, cultural traditions, and faith. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

Speaker: Artist Letitia Huckaby

Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, November 12, 6PM

Afrofuturism as Epic Realism: Black Storytelling Then, NOW . . . Tomorrow

"Does Afrofuturism really exist, and how?"--literary scholar Dr. Gregory E. Rutledge will explore his relationship to the unfolding field and its relationship to the canon, epic mythology, and race. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated.

Speaker: Gregory Ruthledge, Ph.D

Bak & Music – Saturday, December 5, 2PM

In Conversation, Debórah Dwork and Elise Loehnen

Dr. Beard, distinguished faculty in UNO’s Music department, and her talented student performers will deliver a captivating musical performance featuring pieces by banned composers and musicians living in warzones. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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First 400 Students can obtain a $10 off voucher for lunch at Chick-fil-A, Erberts and Gerbert's, Qdoba, and Godfathers Pizza in the Milo Bail Student Center!

Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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Abstract:

Humans are prone to various biases when making decisions, including demographic biases like sexism and racism, and cognitive biases like framing effects, beauty effects, and information effects. We investigate how expertise affects the prevalence of these evaluation biases when assessing others. Unless demographic evaluation biases are extreme, they’re unlikely to be detected. Our idea is that as expertise increases, it reduces evaluation bias and decreases evaluation variance as the evaluator is less reliant on their biases. We use a behavioral lab with a financial literacy knowledge treatment midway through the experiment to change the level of expertise.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Schedule an appointment online or drop in on the day of the drive.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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Enjoy a cozy, build-your-own coffee bar and pastries. Feel free to grab and go, or stay, chat, and make a new connection. While you’re here, pick up information about upcoming Office of Engagement events - great for staying in the loop on what’s happening around the building.

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Each month there will be a different featured poet. The featured poet for July is Sam Nichols.

How to Park:

Park in F Lot, north of Durham Science Center. Click here to view a map of campus.

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Weekend Art Workshops - Saturday & Sundays

September 11 AM to 1 PM and October 12 PM to 3 PM

Join us at the Museum for free art making sessions. Sessions will include a brief tour of the exhibition with a focus on a particular piece as a source of inspiration. All supplies provided! Session will be led by UNO art student Sunny Nickolite. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

This is a FREE event, walk-ins welcome.

Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages

Select Sundays in November from 1 to 2 PM

Come play chess at the Museum! The session will start with a brief conversation on Samuel Bak’s use of chess imagery in his art, followed by open play. This program is designed for beginners and seasoned chess players who enjoying helping others learn. Please RSVP in pairs. This is a FREE event, but preregistration is appreciated as it is limited to 12 attendees.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Join the Maverick Civic Action Council (MCAC), a welcoming group of students, faculty, staff, and community partners who are passionate about strengthening civic engagement on campus. Whether you're interested in volunteering, civic leadership, community partnerships, voter engagement, or simply meeting others who want to make a positive impact, there's a place for you.

At each meeting, you'll have the chance to share ideas, connect with others, help shape campus initiatives, and get involved in projects that strengthen our campus and community.

Everyone is welcome, and you're invited to drop in—no registration is required. To learn more about MCAC, view the meeting schedule, and stay connected, visit the MCAC landing page and complete the Interest Form.

Questions? Contact Anna Spethman (aspethman@unomaha.edu) and Toni Monette (tmonette@unomaha.edu).

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Join us this month as we explore Civic Leadership in Your Career in partnership with Conservation Nebraska. Through engaging discussion and interactive activities, you'll build practical skills, connect with community leaders, and discover new ways to create positive change.

Open to all UNO students, faculty, staff, and community partners. No registration required!

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How it Works

To access the facility, please bring your MavCARD and stop by the Guest Services desk inside H&K. Sign a waiver and use the facility for the day.

Interested in a Membership?

UNO Rec Well offers many discounted options for UNO Faculty and Staff to utilize our facilities, programs, and services in support of their wellness goals. Learn more about memberships.

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Please save the date for future meetings of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. These meetings will be streamed live at nebraska.edu.

Agenda and Minutes

An agenda for each meeting, as well as past agendas and meeting minutes, is available on the NU System website.

2026 Schedule

Aug. 13 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestreamOct. 9 at the UNK Regional Engagement Center and on livestreamDec. 4 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestream

About the Board of Regents

The Board of Regents—the governing body for the University of Nebraska—consists of eight voting members elected by district for six-year terms. The Board also includes four non-voting student Regents, one from each NU campus, that serve during their tenure as student body president. The Board provides strategic leadership to the University, promoting and advocating for the advancement of the University's mission of education, research and outreach. Among its many duties, the most important include selecting the President of the University and approving the budget and tuition rates.

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Fall Semester Dates

September 4 - North Weight Room

October 2 - South Weight Room

November 6 - North Weight Room

December 4 - South Weight Room

,Every first Friday of the month, Faculty and Staff receive free access to UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness facilities.

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Abstract:

Many economic forces have led to the creation of the dominant digital platforms, including Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Apple (GAMMA). These have created challenges for regulating big tech, considering the economic, political, and social factors involved. In the economic sphere, the reinforcing effects of networks and big data give GAMMA an advantage over new entrants and smaller players. The rise of these players has coincided with a period of decline in US antitrust enforcement and regulation, beginning in the 1980s, though it has occasionally been interrupted by brief moments of resurgence. Other policy issues related to digital platforms have grown in economic and social importance in recent years, such as artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, and online gambling. Together with social media, they are rapidly transforming America and the world.

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Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, October 15, 6PM

Visiting Artist Letitia Huckaby

Letitia Huckaby will discuss her Living Requiem project and artist practice. Huckaby's work combines photography and textiles to depict family narratives, Black American heritage, cultural traditions, and faith. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated. You can learn more about Past, Present, Futures at the end of this page.

Speaker: Artist Letitia Huckaby

Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, November 12, 6PM

Afrofuturism as Epic Realism: Black Storytelling Then, NOW . . . Tomorrow

"Does Afrofuturism really exist, and how?"--literary scholar Dr. Gregory E. Rutledge will explore his relationship to the unfolding field and its relationship to the canon, epic mythology, and race. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated.

Speaker: Gregory Ruthledge, Ph.D

Bak & Music – Saturday, December 5, 2PM

In Conversation, Debórah Dwork and Elise Loehnen

Dr. Beard, distinguished faculty in UNO’s Music department, and her talented student performers will deliver a captivating musical performance featuring pieces by banned composers and musicians living in warzones. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is appreciated.

About the "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition (Open August 19 - December 20)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. The Fall 2026 exhibition Past, Present, Futures explores how the artists Samuel Bak, April Bey, Ken Gonzales-Day, Jeannette Ehlers, Letitia Huckaby, Harmonia Rosales, and Shawn Theodore play with the traditions of European portraiture to center other histories, reveal the role art and art history have played in the formation of historical narratives, and celebrate the resurgence of culture after oppression.

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This Month's Project

Volunteer with CASA for Douglas County by creating a joyful holiday celebration for youth served by CASA for Douglas County. Volunteers will wrap presents for the Annual Holiday Party, helping ensure every child receives a special gift and feels celebrated during the holiday season!

📅 Event Details

Date: Tuesday, December 8, 2026

Time: 10:00AM – 12:00PM

⭐ Registration Required

Advance registration is required. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early!

🚐 Transportation

Meet at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) by 9:40AM. Free round-trip transportation and snacks are provided.

Hosted by UNO’s Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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First 400 Students can obtain a $10 off voucher for lunch at Chick-fil-A, Erberts and Gerbert's, Qdoba, and Godfathers Pizza in the Milo Bail Student Center!

Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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Maverick Meals

Enjoy free food and swag from the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Each month there will be a different featured poet. The featured poet for July is Sam Nichols.

How to Park:

Park in F Lot, north of Durham Science Center. Click here to view a map of campus.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Retreat Ends: Friday, January 8, 2027

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Retreat Ends: Friday, January 8, 2027

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Registration Ends: Friday, January 29, 2027

Challenge Starts: Monday, February 1, 2027

Challenge Ends: Friday, February 12, 2027

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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When registering for the spring session of TABS, faculty will choose one of three weeks to participate:

Week 6 - applications due Friday 2/12/27; evaluations begin Monday 2/15/27 Week 7 - applications due Friday 2/19/27; evaluations begin Monday 2/22/27 Week 8 - applications due Friday 2/26/27; evaluations begin Monday 3/1/2027

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This Month's Project

Volunteer with Omaha Street School by helping create a welcoming learning environment for students. Volunteers will assist with organizing classrooms and shared spaces, light cleaning, and campus beautification projects that support an alternative high school serving at-risk youth on their path to earning a diploma.

📅 Event Details

Date: Monday, February 15, 2027

Time: 10:00AM – 12:00PM

⭐ Registration Required

Advance registration is required. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early!

🚐 Transportation

Meet at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) by 9:30AM. Free round-trip transportation and snacks are provided.

Hosted by UNO’s Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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When registering for the spring session of TABS, faculty will choose one of three weeks to participate:

Week 6 - applications due Friday 2/12/27; evaluations begin Monday 2/15/27 Week 7 - applications due Friday 2/19/27; evaluations begin Monday 2/22/27 Week 8 - applications due Friday 2/26/27; evaluations begin Monday 3/1/2027

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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When registering for the spring session of TABS, faculty will choose one of three weeks to participate:

Week 6 - applications due Friday 2/12/27; evaluations begin Monday 2/15/27 Week 7 - applications due Friday 2/19/27; evaluations begin Monday 2/22/27 Week 8 - applications due Friday 2/26/27; evaluations begin Monday 3/1/2027

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Event Ends: Friday, March 19, 2027

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Event Ends: Friday, March 19, 2027

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Event Ends: Friday, March 19, 2027

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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These stand-out alumni will be honored in the areas of Distinguished Professional Achievement, Distinguished Service, and Distinguished Promising Professional, as well as a prestigous Award of Distinction honor.

2027 Honorees to be announced in February!

The event began in 1988 and is named for the first female department chair on the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s campus—then known as Omaha University. Dr. Hollie Bethel served as the Department Chair of Elementary Education from 1951 to 1975 and had a profound effect for future educators and fellow peers. Since its inception, over 200 alumni have been honored.

Contact Jarod Fisher with questions: jarodfisher@unomaha.edu.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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This Month's Project

Volunteer with Sheltering Tree by helping maintain a welcoming apartment community for adults with developmental disabilities. Volunteers will assist with gardening, landscaping, and beautification projects that help create an inviting space for residents..

📅 Event Details

Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2027

Time: 1:00PM – 3:00PM

⭐ Registration Required

Advance registration is required. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early!

🚐 Transportation

Meet at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) by 12:30PM. Free round-trip transportation and snacks are provided.

Hosted by UNO’s Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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These opportunities bring UNO students together with a local community organization for one hour of meaningful service. No registration is required—just stop by, lend a hand, and make an impact. Plus, snacks will be provided!

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Examples of project types include but aren't limited to: crochet, knit, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery mending, sewing, and spinning.

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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 17-21) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Lunch will be provided on the in-person days (M, W, and F). Virtual days (T, Th) participants will work asynchronously.

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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 17-21) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Lunch will be provided on the in-person days (M, W, and F). Virtual days (T, Th) participants will work asynchronously.

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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 17-21) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Lunch will be provided on the in-person days (M, W, and F). Virtual days (T, Th) participants will work asynchronously.

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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 17-21) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Lunch will be provided on the in-person days (M, W, and F). Virtual days (T, Th) participants will work asynchronously.

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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 17-21) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Lunch will be provided on the in-person days (M, W, and F). Virtual days (T, Th) participants will work asynchronously.

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