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'Jeopardy!' producer receives Citation

The UNO Alumni Association presented 1967 UNO graduate Gary Johnson with its highest honor — the Citation for Alumni Achievement — at spring commencement. See more about this award-winning "Jeopardy!" writer and produce at Citation awarded.

Help us 'Show the O'

As part of our 100th anniversary celebrations, the UNO Alumni Association has launched “Show the O,” a campaign that provides alumni with a large “O” flag for photos in front of some notable icon where they live or are traveling to. Visit http://showtheo.com today and request a flag!

University News

- NEW UNO Jazz Combo performs in Lithuania
- PKI introducers incoming Scott Scholars
- UNO conference to focus on noted Philospher
- UNO helps Northwest High in anti-hate measure
- List of degree receipients released

Mav Athletics

- NEW BB Six Mavs earn All-Summit honors
- NEW BB Keele named Olson Award semifinalist
- First Summit season in review
- BB Keele, Fox earn Summit honors
- HOCKEY Assistant Johnson resigns
- BB Keele walk-off homer sparks Mavs to Summit title
- TRACK UNO trio earns Summit academic honor
- SB Mathewson earns regional honor
- SB Elsasser makes Summit academic team
- TRACK Spenner MVP, Mavs third at Summit meet
- SB Four Mavs earn All-Summit honors

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This day in UNO History

May 23, 1933
Students in Business Cycle class tour Omaha stock and grain exchanges, seeing "the famous ticker" in action and being treated to a dish of ice cream, compliments of class teacher Dr. J.H. Rhodes.

May 23, 1935
Omaha U. students Don Ryan, Robert Johnson and Virginia Lee depart for Bryce Canyon National Park, where they were hired to help stage a series of dramatic productions for park guests.

May 23, 1962
OU takes part in four days of tele-lectures. Speakers include LSU Professor of Speech Dr. Wendell Wilksell, who speaks from a pay telephone booth on Bourbon Street in New Orleans.

See more at This Day in UNO History