Omahans struggle with love for college basketball
by Maggie Prosser Blue Jay fans bleed blue, but do they bleed red, too? Omahans have had a long-standing internal struggle with who to root for during a Creighton versus […]
Daily Archives: February 9, 2018
Nebraska football is home for Omaha girls
by Audrey Yost Picture this: it’s 70 degree weather headed to Lincoln in bumper-to-bumper traffic. The smell of Godfather’s pizza and the sound of yelling is in your ear awaiting […]
Servite Communities send prayers to fellow Sisters
by Maddie Robertson On Nov. 27, 2016, the central African country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo failed to hold an election to determine the successor of President Joseph […]
Learning self defense prepares, equips
by Grace Sall In 2016, aggravated assault accounted for 63.4 percent of violent crimes and rape accounted for 7.7 percent, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Omaha area […]
Studying humanities benefits all disciplines
by Halie Rydel Saudi Arabia just granted citizenship to a robot. We are able to 3D print anything from teapots to guns. We can purchase cars that are able to […]
The mail that takes more than five seconds to send
by Julia Veik There it is. Tucked between ads and bills is a letter from a fellow student who lives halfway around the globe. In a world where technology reigns […]
Black dresses, ties don’t mean instant ‘goodbye’ to years of workplace sexual assault
Column by Audrey Hertel Who are you wearing?” is one of the most iconic questions an actor, singer or anyone else who walks on the red carpet receives from an […]
Do you complain too much?
by Katherine Martin Listen, I am a big time complainer. I complain about the dumbest things, and I know this about myself. When I was little, I would complain about […]
