Notable Alumni of University of Nebraska at Omaha
Notable alumni of University of Nebraska at Omaha include Peter Fonda (Actor, film director and screenwriter), Chuck Hagel (Former US Secretary of Defense) and Conor Oberst (Singer-songwriter best known for Bright Eyes).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Chuck Hagel 1946–
Former US Secretary of Defense
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J. James Exon 1921–2005
Nebraska governor and US senator
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David C. Jones 1921–2013
Air Force general, 9th Joint Chiefs chairman
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William Henry Harrison III 1896–1990
U.S. representative and descendant of two presidents
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Roman Hruska 1904–1999
Republican U.S. senator from Nebraska
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Abdul Salam Azimi 1936–2026
Former Chief Justice of Afghanistan
Science and academia
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John L. Holland 1919–2008
Psychologist who created the Holland Codes
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James E. McDonald 1920–1971
Atmospheric physicist and University of Arizona professor
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Penny Sackett 1956–
Astronomer and former Chief Scientist of Australia
Arts and media
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Peter Fonda 1940–2019
Actor, film director and screenwriter
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Conor Oberst 1980–
Singer-songwriter best known for Bright Eyes
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Karrin Allyson 1963–
Jazz vocalist and pianist
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Destiny 1988–
Live streamer and political commentator
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Mike Hill 1949–2023
Film editor and longtime collaborator of Ron Howard
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Sunita Jain 1940–2017
Indian writer and professor at IIT Delhi
Sports
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Jake Guentzel 1994–
NHL winger, 2017 Stanley Cup winner
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Andrej Šustr 1990–
Czech ice hockey defenceman, formerly in the NHL
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Dan Ellis 1980–
Canadian former NHL goaltender
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Jake Ellenberger 1985–
Retired UFC mixed martial artist and former US Marine
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Anthony Stolarz 1994–
NHL goaltender for the Toronto Maple Leafs
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Josh Archibald 1992–
Former professional ice hockey player
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Greg Zanon 1980–
Canadian former NHL defenceman
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Jaycob Megna 1992–
Ice hockey defenseman
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Bill Thomas 1983–
Ice hockey player for Anyang Halla
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.