Recent News

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will move all remaining students living in campus residence halls to suite and apartment-style facilities beginning March 25.

To help expand access to immediate medical care, Nebraska Medicine is allowing all University of Nebraska–Lincoln employees and significant others covered by the university insurance plan to receive assistance at the University Health Center.

The Nebraska Union and Nebraska East Union will be closed for the foreseeable future due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Campus Recreation will close all its locations due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Despite all that’s changed, students who continue to live in campus residence halls have been able to stop by dining centers to pick up breakfast, lunch and dinner as needed.

Beginning March 23, all Counseling and Psychological Services appointments at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will be held on a remote basis.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Children’s Center will close indefinitely due to the spread of COVID-19.

On Monday, Gov. Pete Ricketts announced that all public events and gatherings in Nebraska will be limited to 10 people due to COVID-19, and all in-person University of Nebraska-Lincoln classes and most events have been canceled. But that won’t deter Coffee Talks.

As the University of Nebraska-Lincoln adjusted to changes due to COVID-19, the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house was business as usual. Armed with tiny cardboard cutouts, a three-tiered staircase and a computer-generated design of the Irish flag and a shamrock, the members were able to decorate their house’s spiral staircase wall with St. Patrick’s Day pixel art.