Mav AI Day marks the grand opening of the AI-CCORE office with AI project galleries, industry discussions, keynote speakers, networking and immersive exhibits.

Event Details

📆 Friday, June 5

⏰ 11 A.M. to 6 P.M.

🏢 Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (6400 S University Dr Road N, Omaha NE 68182)

RSVP to Attend

RSVP by Monday, May 25

Event Agenda

11 A.M. to Noon: AI Project Gallery - Meet the BuildersNoon to 1 P.M.: Networking Lunch1 to 2:15 P.M.: Town Hall Sessions - AI + health, AI + Finance2:30 to 3:30 P.M.: Keynote, Panel & Certificate Ceremony3:30 to 6 P.M.: AI Exhibit

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The Office of Student Leadership and Involvement invites all of UNO and community members to take part in one of Omaha’s largest celebrations — the annual Cinco de Mayo Parade. All are welcome!

When

Saturday, May 16

Route

Historic South 24th Street from D to L.

Questions

For questions contact, sli@unomaha.edu.

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UNO students get a fun opportunity to watch the party and connect for some treats and a goodie bag with Mexican candy.

RSVP to get info about lunch for students

RSVP to walk in the parade with SLI

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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🛌 Wear your favorite PJs,
🧸 Bring a pillow or blanket,
🐻 Bring your favorite stuffed friend if you wish!

We’ll read a selection of delightful bedtime stories while enchanting planetarium visuals fill the dome — from twinkling constellations to whimsical scenes that bring each tale to life. Whether it’s soaring with heroes, exploring new places, or drifting gently on a cloud, every story becomes an unforgettable journey.

Perfect for families, bedtime lovers, and curious kids ages 3–12. Come cozy up, let your imagination soar, and make bedtime stories even more magical!

✨ Get ready for adventure… under the dome!

Target Audience: families, 4-12 yrs.

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Snuggle in for a magical adventure under the stars! Join us for Stories Under the Dome, a live, hour-long storytime experience in the planetarium designed especially for young listeners.

🛌 Wear your favorite PJs,
🧸 Bring a pillow or blanket,
🐻 Bring your favorite stuffed friend if you wish!

We’ll read a selection of delightful bedtime stories while enchanting planetarium visuals fill the dome — from twinkling constellations to whimsical scenes that bring each tale to life. Whether it’s soaring with heroes, exploring new places, or drifting gently on a cloud, every story becomes an unforgettable journey.

Perfect for families, bedtime lovers, and curious kids ages 3–12. Come cozy up, let your imagination soar, and make bedtime stories even more magical!

✨ Get ready for adventure… under the dome!

Target Audience: families, 4-12 yrs.

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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 18-22) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Breakfast and 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 18-22) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Breakfast and 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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Tee Times: 4 P.M. and 4:15 P.M.

Cost

4 Person Team: $135 per person (Rec Well Member) | $155 per person (Non-Member)

5 Person Team:$110 per person (Rec Well Member) | $125 per person (Non-Member)

6 Person Team:$100 per person (Rec Well Member) |$110 per person (Non-Member)

Registration is required. Please register at https://bit.ly/unogolfleague by May 19th.

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Date and Location

The passport fair is set to be held on Tuesday, May 19, at Mutual First Credit Union, located at 14510 F St. Ste. 101, Omaha, NE 68137. Upon entering the building, please follow the signs leading to the basement. The event begins at 9 A.M. and ends at 3 P.M. with the last slot at 2:30 P.M.

For Parties Greater than One

Please limit your submission of each form to one per person. Should your party be larger than one, and require multiple appointments, kindly submit an individual form for each applicant.

Please Note

The event is meant to streamline the procedural process and increase accessibility of passport filing; the office of Rep. Bacon and the State Dept. will not be able to waive the associated fees of application or grant passports to non-citizens.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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Don’t care about making a pot? Just stop by for snacks and drinks. Stop by and chill in our office!

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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Join colleagues for a week of focused writing (May 18-22) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Breakfast and 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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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 18-22) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Breakfast and 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 18-22) on your chosen project(s). Peer support will be available. Breakfast and 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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We’ll help unfurl one of the world’s largest American flags at Memorial Park!

📅 Date: Friday, May 22, 2026
📍Meet: 5:30 PM at UNO Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (first floor lounge)
🚶 Walk together as a group to Memorial Park
🕕 Flag unfurling: 6 PM
🎶 Festivities: 6–9 PM (live music + food for purchase)

Participants are welcome to stay as long as they like after the flag unfurling.

👉 Please register your interest here!

This event is brought to you by UNO Volunteer & Civic Engagement Programs.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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Bring a frisbee or a football. Talk a walk and get some fresh air and enjoy a free lunch in between classes or work.

RSVP here to guarantee lunch and fun!

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

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Through a combination of creative projects, collaborative challenges, and expert guidance, students will develop computational thinking skills, understand AI fundamentals, and explore the ethical implications of these powerful technologies. Our approach emphasizes learning by doing, with students creating their own AI-powered applications and solutions.

Program overview:

Who: High school students who want to innovate and are at least 16 years of ageWhen: 6 weeks | June 1–July 10, 2026 (break for July 4th weekend!)Times: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. or 2:30 p.m.–6:30 p.m.Where: UNO's Peter Kiewit Institute for the in-person optionFormat: Hybrid (online or in-person)Cost: $250/week ($1,500 total) with three flexible payment plansLimited financial aid is available to applicants. Apply by February 22, 2026. for priority consideration for financial aid.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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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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Mav AI Day marks the grand opening of the AI-CCORE office with AI project galleries, industry discussions, keynote speakers, networking and immersive exhibits.

Event Details

📆 Friday, June 5

⏰ 11 A.M. to 6 P.M.

🏢 Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (6400 S University Dr Road N, Omaha NE 68182)

RSVP to Attend

RSVP by Monday, May 25

Event Agenda

11 A.M. to Noon: AI Project Gallery - Meet the BuildersNoon to 1 P.M.: Networking Lunch1 to 2:15 P.M.: Town Hall Sessions - AI + health, AI + Finance2:30 to 3:30 P.M.: Keynote, Panel & Certificate Ceremony3:30 to 6 P.M.: AI Exhibit

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Paul W. Denton, Ph.D., Biology, Associate Professor

Dr. Denton joined UNO in 2019, bringing research expertise focused on immunotherapy. He will discuss his work, the hands-on research opportunities he provides to students in his lab, and the healthcare talent pipeline UNO is building.

Golden Circle Lunch Bunches are an opportunity to learn about university advancements and socialize with fellow Maverick graduates and former UNO faculty and staff! Golden Circle Lunch Bunches are open to UNO alumni, retired faculty and staff and guests.

Registration Open April 20–May 22, 2026

Registration is required as seating is limited.

Cancellations: To receive a refund, attendees must cancel before Monday the week of the event. Cancellations on or after Monday can transfer their registration to the next Golden Circle Lunch Bunch.

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Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, March 5, 6PM

Bosnia: Who Remembers? Who Denies?

This talk explores what it means to commemorate genocide in a society still divided, asking who is allowed to shape collective memory versus challenge it. By focusing on post-1996 Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dr. Lana Obradovic will address who remembers, who resists those memories, and why places like Srebrenica remain central and contested in public history. This is a FREE event, but due to limted seating preregistration is required. You can learn more about Justice and Hope at the end of this page.

Speaker: Lana Obradovic, Ph.D.

::Rescheduled:: - Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, March 26, 6PM

Art from Trauma: Lessons from Listening to Genocide Survivors in Rwanda

Dr. Herndon will present on the work of memory and the transformative power of language and story to confront trauma and its haunting ability to shape minds and lives across generations. She will share her work of listening to Rwandan genocide survivors and how even in Nebraska we are connected to them. Dr. Herndon will also discuss how we choose to acknowledge the human rights violations and move towards peace and hope. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is requested.

Speaker: Gerise Herndon, Ph.D.

Exhibition Lecture – Tuesday, April 14, 7PM

In Conversation, Debórah Dwork and Elise Loehnen

Renowned Holocaust historian Debórah Dwork joins New York Times best-selling author and cultural commentator Elise Loehnen for a compelling conversation on rescue, morality, and the human choices that shaped history. Drawing from Dwork’s seminal scholarship, including Saints and Liars, and Loehnen’s work examining culture, ethics, and inner life, the evening explores how stories of aid, risk, and conscience continue to resonate today. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is required. Pre-order books by Debórah Dwork and Elise Loehnen for pick-up at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) Room 201/205 on April 14.

Speakers: Deborah Dwork, Ph.D and Elise Loehnen

Location: Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC)

Exhibition Lecture – Thursday, May 14, 6PM

A Conversation with Maja Ruznic

Artist Maja Ruznic and Chief Curator Alexandra M. Cardon will discuss how art can build collective memory, the restorative and reflective power of nostalgia, and the function of the artwork as a gateway for conversations on difficult topics. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is requested.

Speaker: Maja Ruznic

Exhibition Lecture – Saturday, June 6, 2PM

A Conversation with Samuel Bak

Join us for a live zoom conversation between artist Samuel Bak and Chief Curator Alexandra M. Cardon, as they discuss key ideas in Samuel Bak’s recent work. This is a FREE event, but due to limited seating preregistration is requested.

Speaker: Samuel Bak

About the "Justice and Hope" Exhibition (Open January 21 - June 28)

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center is a space where art is the gateway to a conversation on human rights, Holocaust education, and genocide. Justice and Hope presents the Spring 2026 exhibition and explores how artists Samuel Bak, Dinh Q. Lê, Mladen Miljanović, Serge Nitegeka, and Maja Ruznic use intertwining personal narrative and historical facts to commemorate conflicts and denounce humanity’s inability to forgo violence. The exhibition poses questions on reconciliation and how we might learn from history to build better futures.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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The first 100 students get a free UNO pool towel for your summer vibe. Plus, free desserts as you exit.

If you would like an alternative food option, email unospirit@unomaha.edu and we can provide you a voucher. Email requests only between June 7-9.

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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UNO alumni and friends are invited to join the UNO Alumni Association for food, drinks, fun and baseball! Wear your favorite Maverick spirit attire and join us at the Corporate Tent at The Matt! Enjoy complimentary tailgate fare, the downtown atmosphere and a hosted bar while socializing with fellow Mavericks.

Session #1 (Game 3) | 12:00–4:00 p.m.Session #2 (Game 4) | 5:00–9:00 p.m.

College World Series game tickets are not included, but games will be broadcast live in the tent.

Attendees must be 21 years old. Registration is non-refundable and required as space is limited.

Registration

Registration includes access to the Corporate Tent at The Matt, a hosted bar and food.

Early Bird Registration: May 18 – June 1 — $25Regular Registration: June 2 – June 8 — $35

Registration Opens May 18

UNO is Co-Hosting the NCAA Men’s College World Series!

As Omaha’s premier metropolitan university, we are thrilled to play a key role in this iconic event, welcoming fans, athletes, and visitors to experience the best of college baseball. Bookmark the website, and stay tuned for updates on UNO’s involvement and ways to join the action!

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12 P.M. - 1 P.M. | Gene Leahy Mall Pavilion

1 P.M. – 4 P.M. | Charles Schwab Field

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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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

February 6 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestreamApril 24 at Varner Hall in Lincoln and on livestreamJune 18 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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RSVP to guarantee lunch and fun!

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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At the Humanex Community Leadership Summit, leaders will focus on developing talent, building a team, and growing culture through shared experiences presented by industry leaders, authors, keynote speakers, and expert-led breakout sessions. You will leave the Summit feeling inspired and equipped to cultivate excellence in your community. This marks the third annual Summit in collaboration with the University of Nebraska at Omaha and Dept. of Educational Leadership.

2026 Keynote Speakers

Chris Singleton
Author, speaker, and former professional baseball outfielder

Tim Elmore
CEO & Founder, best-selling author, and keynote speaker

Stephen Mackey
Player development coach, keynote speaker, and founder

Jon Gordon
18-time best-selling author and speaker

Collette Carlson
Human behavior expert and Hall of Fame keynote speaker

Joe Sanfelippo
Superintendent of the Year and award-winning keynote speaker

Tickets

Discounted Student Tickets

Current UNO students may attend the full two-day Summit for $65.

To register, visit the Summit website, scroll to the bottom of the page, and select Student Ticket. Students must identify the University of Nebraska at Omaha as their institution during registration.

Department and School Tables

UNO departments and schools may reserve seating together:

Half table (4–5 seats): $2,000

Full table (8–10 seats): $3,500

Two departments may share a full table or each submit a half-table request. Deans and Chairs may contact Dr. Jim Sutfin at jim.sutfin@humanexventures.com for assistance with registration.

Regular Arena Seating

Individual arena seating is available through the official Summit website.

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Hot Mav Summer

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At the Humanex Community Leadership Summit, leaders will focus on developing talent, building a team, and growing culture through shared experiences presented by industry leaders, authors, keynote speakers, and expert-led breakout sessions. You will leave the Summit feeling inspired and equipped to cultivate excellence in your community. This marks the third annual Summit in collaboration with the University of Nebraska at Omaha and Dept. of Educational Leadership.

2026 Keynote Speakers

Chris Singleton
Author, speaker, and former professional baseball outfielder

Tim Elmore
CEO & Founder, best-selling author, and keynote speaker

Stephen Mackey
Player development coach, keynote speaker, and founder

Jon Gordon
18-time best-selling author and speaker

Collette Carlson
Human behavior expert and Hall of Fame keynote speaker

Joe Sanfelippo
Superintendent of the Year and award-winning keynote speaker

Tickets

Discounted Student Tickets

Current UNO students may attend the full two-day Summit for $65.

To register, visit the Summit website, scroll to the bottom of the page, and select Student Ticket. Students must identify the University of Nebraska at Omaha as their institution during registration.

Department and School Tables

UNO departments and schools may reserve seating together:

Half table (4–5 seats): $2,000

Full table (8–10 seats): $3,500

Two departments may share a full table or each submit a half-table request. Deans and Chairs may contact Dr. Jim Sutfin at jim.sutfin@humanexventures.com for assistance with registration.

Regular Arena Seating

Individual arena seating is available through the official Summit website.

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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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OMAxAI brings together leaders, educators, and industry professionals to explore how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of work and innovation. The conference is designed to provide both high-level perspective and practical, real-world applications of AI.

This year’s event will feature keynote speaker Torian Richardson, a global operations leader and founding executive at DBR77 USA. With more than 25 years of experience across industries and continents, Richardson’s work focuses on building ethical, human-centered AI systems and leading with what he calls “Courageous Vulnerability.”

In addition to the keynote, attendees can participate in a panel discussion and choose from 15 breakout sessions covering a range of topics and experience levels.

Whether you’re new to AI or actively integrating it into your work, OMAxAI offers valuable insights, connections, and strategies to move forward with confidence.

👉 Learn more and register at ai.unomaha.edu/omahaxai

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We are gifting all UNO faculty, staff, and members of UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness, free access for their children 18 years and younger.

Faculty/ Staff without a membership must purchase a day pass.

The facility will have adjusted hours.

Activities Available

A parent or legal guardian must sign the waiver for their child entering the facility, and an adult must be present in the facility with any child 15 years or younger at all times. Adults without memberships must purchase a membership or day pass.

Basketball Courts

Available on a first-come, first-served basis for Volleyball, Pickleball, Badminton, or basketball.

Swimming Pool

Friday: 11 A.M - 1 P.M. and 4 - 6 P.M.Saturday: 1-7 P.M.Sunday: 1-7 P.M.

Rock Climbing Wall: (Ages 5 and older)

Friday: Noon - 2 P.M.Saturday: Noon - 5 P.M.Sunday: Noon - 5 P.M.

Weight Rooms and Cardio Equipment

Those 16+ can use the weight rooms and cardio equipment.

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We are gifting all UNO faculty, staff, and members of UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness, free access for their children 18 years and younger.

Faculty/ Staff without a membership must purchase a day pass.

The facility will have adjusted hours.

Activities Available

A parent or legal guardian must sign the waiver for their child entering the facility, and an adult must be present in the facility with any child 15 years or younger at all times. Adults without memberships must purchase a membership or day pass.

Basketball Courts

Available on a first-come, first-served basis for Volleyball, Pickleball, Badminton, or basketball.

Swimming Pool

Friday: 11 A.M - 1 P.M. and 4 - 6 P.M.Saturday: 1-7 P.M.Sunday: 1-7 P.M.

Rock Climbing Wall: (Ages 5 and older)

Friday: Noon - 2 P.M.Saturday: Noon - 5 P.M.Sunday: Noon - 5 P.M.

Weight Rooms and Cardio Equipment

Those 16+ can use the weight rooms and cardio equipment.

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We are gifting all UNO faculty, staff, and members of UNO Campus Recreation and Wellness, free access for their children 18 years and younger.

Faculty/ Staff without a membership must purchase a day pass.

The facility will have adjusted hours.

Activities Available

A parent or legal guardian must sign the waiver for their child entering the facility, and an adult must be present in the facility with any child 15 years or younger at all times. Adults without memberships must purchase a membership or day pass.

Basketball Courts

Available on a first-come, first-served basis for Volleyball, Pickleball, Badminton, or basketball.

Swimming Pool

Friday: 11 A.M - 1 P.M. and 4 - 6 P.M.Saturday: 1-7 P.M.Sunday: 1-7 P.M.

Rock Climbing Wall: (Ages 5 and older)

Friday: Noon - 2 P.M.Saturday: Noon - 5 P.M.Sunday: Noon - 5 P.M.

Weight Rooms and Cardio Equipment

Those 16+ can use the weight rooms and cardio equipment.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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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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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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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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What is service learning?

A teaching approach that links academic learning with meaningful community service in order to:Apply curriculum in real-world settingsAlign learning outcomes with community needsBuild communication, leadership, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills through asset-based engagement

Seminar Highlights

Breakfast and lunch provided dailySite visits to local community organizationsInteractive, hands-on learningLeave with a ready-to-implement service learning project

Participants receive a $400 stipend or professional development fund.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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Ticket pickup is from 4:00–5:30 P.M. only, so don’t be late! Bring your MavCARD and we’ll also hook you up with sunscreen, electrolyte drink mix, and sunglasses.

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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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You are invited to bring your most precious items for digitization. The number of items that can be scanned may be limited due to number of registrations. Participants will receive a digital copy of their scanned materials while also donating a copy to the Museum. Archivists will be available to offer advice on storage and preservation for your personal archives.

A small pop-up display of material from the archives will be on display.

Preserving Your History 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.

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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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.

View the full schedule

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

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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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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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.

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

August

📆 Tuesday, August 4

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, August 11

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, August 18

Pim's Thai

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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.

View the full schedule

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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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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.

May

📆 Tuesday, May 19

Saara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, May 26

Maria Bonita

June

📆 Tuesday, June 2

Pim's Thai

📆 Tuesday, June 9

Haven Express

📆 Tuesday, June 16

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, June 23

Maria Bonita

July

📆 Tuesday, July 14

Shaara Halal Eats

📆 Tuesday, July 21

Maria Bonita

📆 Tuesday, July 28

Pim's Thai

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

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

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

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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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