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The ESU Foundation is looking to the future, and with the help of a new chief development officer, the outlook is bright.
Creighton University Student, Dr. Gurney, Wins 2009 Hanau Best of the Best Prosthodontic Award
Creighton University Student, Dr. Michael Gurney, Wins 2009 Hanaua Best of the Best Prosthodontic Award Louisville, KY: November 2009 - Dr.
U.S. farmers and consumers who are trying to figure out what the future holds aren't getting much help from Washington these days.
AET's Telemedicine Solution Provides Real-Time Echocardiogram...
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Telemedicine solution provider AET completed a first of its kind, real-time remote diagnosis of a newborn baby's heart murmur between Faith Regional Health Services and Children's Hospital & Medical Center in Norfolk and Omaha, NE, respectively.
Survey: Midwest holiday sales slump expected
A survey of business leaders and managers in nine Midwest and Plains states suggests holiday shoppers could be in a bah-humbug kind of mood this year.
More Nebraska students are turning to Uncle Sam for help with their college expenses.
Schlegel: CU, Tenet contract...
A two-year extension of Creighton University's agreement with Tenet Healthcare provides stability and flexibility for Creighton's hospital, the Rev.
Mom's obesity tied to higher infant mortality
Research shows that babies born to obese mothers are at increased risk for dying, particularly in the first weeks of life, compared to babies born to normal-weight mothers.
Creighton Students Get Lesson In Fire Safety
Some Creighton University students had a chance Tuesday to see how quickly a fire can spread.
Creighton strikes deal to play at Omaha stadium
Creighton University has reached an agreement to play its home baseball games at a new downtown ballpark beginning in 2011.
Britton D. Jobe has become associated with the firm of Neale & Newman, L.L.P. Jobe graduated cum laude from Missouri State University in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Public Law.
German business confidence rises in October
German business confidence rose for a seventh consecutive month in October as Europe's largest economy showed more signs of recovery and firms' outlook for exports improved, a survey found Friday.
Group Suggests Tuition Hike to Solve Budget Problems
In a few weeks, state senators will meet in a special session to make cuts to offset Nebraska's budget shortfall.
Climb back from recession just got harder
State job cuts will likely complicate Iowa's already fragile recovery from the recession, economists said Wednesday.
Creighton U. ranks high on Fulbright list
The Fulbright Program has named Creighton University in Omaha to its list of colleges and universities that produced the most 2009-2010 U.S. Fulbright Fellows.
Turn left on Mike Fahey Street? That could soon become a part of Omaha's lexicon if a proposal succeeds to name a key downtown street after the former mayor.
Nebraska Seeing Impact From Stimulus Dollars
Out of the $787 billion in federal stimulus dollars, Nebraska's share is nearly $2 billion.
Colorado bank loan auction generates just $157M
An auction last month of loans from the failed New Frontier Bank generated $157 million on a portfolio once valued at more than $500 million, according to government records.
Dr. Jeff Hersh: Condition raises cancer risk
Q: My dad had colon and pancreatic cancer, and our last name is Lynch. What's the history behind Lynch syndrome? A: Lynch syndrome, also called hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer for type 1 Lynch syndrome, which manifests as colorectal cancer, is named after Dr.
Iowa gubernatorial hopeful has NH connection
Christian Fong, a 32-year-old businessman who wants to be Iowa's governor, has a New Hampshire connection.
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