W. Joseph Bruckner has been inducted into the American Antitrust Institute Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame recognizes practitioners for three major contributions: distinguished service to the private antitrust enforcement community, commitment to the enforcement of the antitrust laws and success in fighting for competition, consumers and workers.
John studied creative writing with Professor Emeritus Richard Duggin and recently released his 14th novel, Death of a Household God, available at Amazon.com.
Debbie just turned 70! She has worn many hats over the years: retail clerk, waitress, security guard, medical claims agent, accountant, programmer, advertising manager, insurance agent, author, stock broker, banking rep. Her 70th birthday party included much love from family and friends, six of her 12 grandchildren were there, and she was
Joel is a professor emeritus at Kirkwood College. He began teaching in 1966 and retired in 2010. He was a research fellow and a member of the Arlington Institute. He was on the editorial board of Psychology and Education and was on the board of education. He has hundreds of publications, is featured in Marquis’ Who’s Who, and toured with 40
We extend our condolences to the family and friends of these graduates. Reported to the University of Nebraska Foundation June 28, 2025 to October 1, 2025.
Ryan Curtis sees curiosity as a superpower — one that’s fueled his rise from UNO student-athlete to engineering leader.
By turning legal scenarios into a board game, Eartha Johnson found a way to make the law less intimidating.
A question about workplace psychology set Averie Linnell on a path that led to interning with one of tech’s biggest names.
Anthony Galdamez turned a passion for curiosity and exploration into roles as a NASA Solar System Ambassador and astronaut candidate.
Hallie has been accepted into her top-choice nursing school and is proud that her hard work has paid off.
