Bellevue University News

After years of talking about composting, Bellevue University started a pilot project this past May. Now everything that can be composted, from dining hall food waste to compostable plates, napkins, and coffee grounds, becomes soil in about 90 days and helps grow new food for its dining services.

Trish Siedlik's 700th career victory came Sept. 11, and Bellevue University hasn’t stopped winning since.

Join Bill Schammert as he heard from Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen about this year's ballot, mail-in ballots, and the security of the state's election. Plus, both Sarpy & Douglas County Election commissioners. Also, an interview with Bellevue University to discuss how civics are being taught in today's classrooms.

This week’s show featured Hero’s Encore founder Taylor Ullum and Bellevue University’s Ashlea Rodriguez promoting their backpack drive and services for military veterans and their families.

Seven Latino students spent seven weeks working with Bellevue University mentors on projects involving microbiology, educational leadership, creative thinking, business and problem-solving.

Bellevue University turns 60 this year. President Dr. Mary Hawkins joins host Fred Uhe to take a look back at the first 60 and what is in store for the future. BU is a National and international leader in online education, they discuss the development of these programs, and their corporate and military partnerships.

Bellevue University is transforming it's 67-acre campus into a living classroom.

In libraries throughout the country, people gathered to watch a livestream of speakers from the main stage at TED Democracy Philadelphia: Founding Futures. Pew sponsored the livestream to help everyday Americans engage with the day’s conversations. There were 77 participating libraries in states from California to Maine; some libraries also added programming of their own, such as panel conversations. Many attendees noted feeling inspired by the speakers onstage, and perhaps, too, to engage anew in support of democracy.

Program aims to help working nurses earn bachelor's degrees faster while advancing their careers.

From rural communities to urban systems, preparing the next generation of healthcare leaders is critical to Nebraska’s health and stability.

College students are helping researchers understand Nebraska’s soil health by sequencing DNA from mushrooms collected across the state.

The greenhouse on Bellevue University's campus is home to plants from around the world.

In high school, most teenagers are juggling homework and college applications. Ava Rodriguez was learning to manage motherhood.

Cybersecurity threats are increasing daily, but students at Bellevue West High School are learning to identify and avoid those threats.

Starr Shamp opens up about her ongoing fight with cancer and the sister who’s been her rock through it all. A powerful story of love and resilience.

Bellevue University student’s journey started seven years ago as she was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer.

KETV shares the exclusive story of a student-athlete and mother who found her village and was able to make it happen.

An advanced type of technology is making it easier for students to learn when they’re physically not inside the classroom.

Inside the "Bruin Bunker" is a gamers' paradise. It’s where Bellevue’s esports competitors train for the national stage.

Bellevue University is helping homeless veterans in need.

It's no secret that siblings share a special bond, and that couldn't be more true for these quadruplets, who celebrated their college graduation together.

Randy Christiansen is a 50-year-old freshman at the University of Bellevue, where he's also a member of the school's golf team.