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Philosopher the topic of UNO conference
The work of philosopher Saul Kripke, who was born and raised in Omaha and who is professor emeritus at Prince ton University, will be the subject of a three-day conference beginning today at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
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Marian High School plans a cutting-edgea upgrades
The new STEM lab at Marian High will have a strut system suspended from the ceiling to support various devices.
Jean Stothert urged to set new tone early
Stothert must work to assemble a Cabinet as her June 10 inauguration approaches.
Teacher Donna Shannon, known for no-nonsense ways, is retiring
Aleese Kindopp listens up during a spelling quiz administered by Shannon. One of the words: "because," which Shannon calls her "least favorite word." The longtime teacher said that kids often misuse it and the word is "just an excuse." Donna Shannon, who will turn 72 next week, helps fourth-grade student Savannah Pykiet at Elkhorn Hillrise ... (more)
Grace University adds programs to lure more students
Grace University , a 70-year-old Christian college in South Omaha, is adding more academic and sports programs in an effort to attract more students.
Suttle: 'History will show we did the right thing'
Mayor Jim Suttle, with City Planning Director Rick Cunningham, says he leaves behind two legacies from his term: fiscal stability from making tough - and unpopular - tax decisions, and protection from the flood of 2011.
When medical school meets creative writing class
Writing mentor Todd Robinson, center, meets with Dr. Amol Patil, left, a pulmonologist, and Andrew Jameton, an ethicist and philosopher, during one of their sessions in the Seven Doctors Project at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Grace University finals week goes to the dogs
On Tuesday, the first day of final exams, faculty and staff will bring their pets to campus for some informal pet therapy.
OPS board, Subdistrict 9: Different goals, life stages for candidates
A few decades ago, Rebecca Barrientos-Patlan was a lot like school board member Sarah Brumfield is today: starting her family and seeking ways to get more involved in her community and her children's education.
UNO men add 10 players for next season
The University of Nebraska at Omaha announced the addition of 10 men's soccer players for next season, including three from Nebraska.
CU, UNO offer right climate for sustainability
Researchers recently tested e-cigarette aerosols and found traces of silver, iron, aluminum, tin, chromium and nickel, many of which can contribute to respiratory disease.
UNL Cancels Outdoor Commencement Ceremonies
School officials announced the decision early Saturday, just hours before the event at Memorial Stadium was set to begin.
Buffett satisfied economy sound
Investor Warren Buffett waves to the audience before an interview at University of Nebraska-Omaha's College of Business Administration.
10 teens to be honored for outstanding actions
The Omaha Jaycees and Village Pointe shopping center have announced the 2013 Ten Outstanding Young Omaha Teens.
"Mr. Buffett, the Teacher" Shares New Side of Billionaire
Before the crowds pack into the Century Link Center Saturday, thousands hoping to glean a piece of financial knowledge will stop off at Borsheims.
City Council, District 6: Annexation looms over contest between Thompson, Klein
Six years after Omaha absorbed Elkhorn, the annexation looms over a race between two City Council candidates with a debate over improving basic city services in the community.
Billionaire Warren Buffett says a key part of why he is optimistic about the nation's economic future is that America has begun to unleash the potential of women.
How to be your own personal trainer
According to a recent Gallup poll, 56 percent of Americans say they want to lose weight, including 18 percent who want to lose "a lot" of weight.
Henry Doorly Zoo And Aquarium Honors Outstanding Employee
Elizabeth Mulkerrin, Ed.D., Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium's director of education, was honored with the Promising Professional Award at the University of Nebraska at Omaha College of Education's 25th annual Hollie Bethel Distinguished Alumni Luncheon.