A Grand Slam
Amplified by UNO’s role as co-host, the Men’s College World Series fuels Omaha’s economy and shapes its identity.
Amplified by UNO’s role as co-host, the Men’s College World Series fuels Omaha’s economy and shapes its identity.
Imagination by Julia McGuigan. I grew up in Papillion, Nebraska, and earned my BS in Education from UNO. In 2014, I studied art and Spanish at Veritas Universidad in San José, Costa Rica, an experience that broadened my perspective and deepened my appreciation for architecture, color, and community. Ever since, I’ve been drawn to illustrating spaces that tell stories and help people feel connected to where they live. This illustration was inspired by my four-year-old son, Shawn. He reminds me of the power of imagination every day. I hope it invites adults to reconnect with that same sense of wonder. A cardboard box can become a spaceship. A stick becomes a magic wand. A cloud becomes a shark or a butterfly. Children don’t see limitations; they see possibilities.
A study abroad experience sparked one UNO alumna’s artistic journey, proving imagination can flourish when we see the world through a new lens.
Imagination comes alive through movement as dancers across generations transform ideas, emotions, and stories into shared expression.
An art history professor is using private support to provide hands-on experiences for students.
The path to new knowledge begins with imagination, inquiry, and a willingness to venture into the unknown.
Through creative expression and diverse perspectives, artists reveal new ways of understanding ourselves and one another.
“O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?” He was at UNOTheatre’s Black Box Theatre at Weber Fine Arts Building.
Isaac Barchus’s connection with UNO began when he was just 12 years old.
Students from all majors and walks of university life come together to be the pulse of Omaha Athletics and build a lasting community.
