Municipal University of Omaha
Dates
- Usage: 1931 - 1968
Biography
The Municipal University of Omaha had its beginnings as a private, coeducational college named the University of Omaha, founded in 1908 by the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Omaha. In 1930, with voter approval, the City of Omaha took control of the university, changing it to the Municipal University of Omaha. In 1968, the university merged into the University of Nebraska system, becoming the University of Nebraska at Omaha, the name by which it is known today.
Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:
1941 Tomahawk Yearbook Collection
Correspondence, class lists, photographs, slides, the original silk screens, and other material related to the 1941 Univeristy of Omaha Tomahawk student yearbook collected by editor June Anderson Soderlund.
1953 OU proposed library, 1953
1953 drawing of the proposed university library.
1954 OU campus plan, 1954
1954 drawing of proposed campus plan featuring separate buildings for liberal arts (present-day Arts and Sciences Hall), social sciences, (present-day Milo Bail Student Center), student activities (present-day library or Weber) and other potential future campus buildings.
A History of the University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1908-1983, by Tommy R. Thompson Papers
Betti Coleman Sage Papers
The papers of Betti Coleman Sage include programs, invitations, photographs, news clippings, and other ephemera from her years as a OU student (1955-1957) as well as some material from the University of Nebraska at Omaha Alumni Association in the 1970s.
Bond Issue Statements
Bond issue statements preceding the 1930 election prepared for OU Regent Paul L. Martin and OU President W. E. Sealock at their request in 1935. Correspondence and related news clippings are also in the collection.
Cheerful--Courageous--Confident: The Gift of an Idea to the University of Omaha Class of 1947, by Rowland Haynes, President
Cheerful--Courageous-- Confident: The Gift of an Idea to the University of Omaha Class of 1947, by Rowland Haynes, President is a printed commemorative copy of Rowland Haynes commencement speech to the 1947 OU graduating class, signed with a greeting by Rowland Haynes. The theme is cheerful courage through faith in God.
Clarence (Gene) Sage Collection
Daniel E. Jenkins Papers
Doris Lausen Ratekin Papers
The papers of Doris Lausen Ratekin document her activities as a student at the University of Omaha including her participation in Honors Convocations, sorority life, concerts, as well as academics. The collection also includes a Corinthian Society pin, her class schedules, a red ribbon reading "Kiss me, I like it," an invitation to a hazing or initiation event, and other student material.
Evelyn Kletke Papers
The papers of Evelyn Kletke include material about class reunions in the 1980s and early 1990s as well as a program from her time as a student in the mid-1940s.
Fifty Years of Teaching History at the University of Omaha, 1908-1957
Fred Moyer Collection
Harold Johnk Papers
The papers of Harold Johnk document his student athletic career at the University of Omaha, his time as an assistant Football coach, and induction into the UNO Athletics Hall of Fame in 1980.
Honorary Doctor of Law awarded to William H. Thompson by the Municipal University of Omaha, June 6, 1960
James Erixon Papers
The collection includes material related to student elections and campaigns, handbooks, student council, and other activities James Erixon participated in while a student at Omaha University. Erixon saved a large amount of meeting reminders and similar information mailed to him on 3"x5" notecards from various student organizations including Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, University Players, debate, and others.
Jean Chenoweth Tuohino Papers
The papers of Jean Chenoweth Tuohino, class of 1944, includes an OUampi Tee shirt, an OU jacket, news clippings, a program from the 1943 Ma-ie Day festivities, and other material.
Joan Olsen Papers
Joe H. Baker Collection
King of Ak-Sar-Ben Goblet Collection
The King of Ak-Sar-Ben Goblet Collection consists of four silver goblets awarded to University of Omaha Presidents and University of Nebraska at Omaha Chancellors by the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. Philip Milo Bail received two in 1955 and 1974, Ronald W. Roskens received one in 1980, and Delbert D. Weber received one in 1990.
Kirk Naylor Papers
Leland Traywick Inauguration Collection
Letter Sweater of Charles Matthews (button-down), circa 1930-1932
A red cardigan letter sweater belonging to Charles Matthews, University of Omaha class of 1932. The sweater includes a black O. The sweater is in excellent condition.
Letter Sweater of Charles Matthews (pullover), circa 1930-1932
A red V-neck letter sweater belonging to Charles Matthews, class of 1932. The sweater includes a black O. The sweater is in excellent condition.
Ma-Ei Day 1949, Football team visits Rocky Mountains, 1949, 5/24/2016
Football team visits the Rocky Mountains; 1949 Ma-ie parade through campus and downtown; laying of the Fieldhouse cornerstone. Color. Silent.
Runtime: 0:20:42
Original format: VHS.
Title from video label: Ma-Ei Day 1949-FB team visits Rocky Mtns.
Melvin Masek Scrapbook
The Melvin Masek scrapbook includes newspaper clippings, game programs, photographs, and ticket stubs related to the 1962 University of Omaha football season. Mel Masek, University of Omaha (OU) class of 1964, was a member of the 1962 OU football squad. This scrapbook was compiled by the Masek family in the fall of 1962 during the football season.