Housing COVID-19 Updates:
2020-21 Updates
Health & Safety
Quarantine & Isolation
Contract Policies
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Traditional & Suite-style residence halls are available for all students. Traditional halls include Abel, Massengale Residential Center, Harper, Love Memorial Co-op, Sandoz, Schramm, Smith and Selleck. Suite-style halls include Knoll Residential Center (Honors community), University Suites and Eastside Suites. All halls except Love Memorial are co-ed.
Apartment-style facilities are available to upperclass students only. These halls include The Courtyards, Massengale Residential Center and The Village. Residents have the option of purchasing a meal plan.
UNL has an on-campus residency requirement for incoming freshmen.
Meal plan options are available for all room types. Love Memorial students share cooking responsibilities on a rotating basis and are billed a food allowance.
2019 Summer Contract Policies Booklet
To view our 2019 summer housing contract policies, view them online or download the 2019 Summer Contract Policies Booklet at the link below.
Download the 2019 summer contract policies booklet
2020-21 Contract Policies Booklet
To view our 2020-21 contract policies, view them online or download the 2020-21 Contract Policies Booklet at the link below.
Download the 2020-21 contract policies booklet
2020–2021 Kauffman Contract Policies Booklet
To view our 2020–2021 Kauffman contract policies, view them online or download the 2020–2021 Kauffman Contract Policies Booklet at the link below.
Download the 2020–2021 Kauffman contract policies booklet
Community Living Guide
Welcome to University Housing. We’re so happy to be your home-away-from-home for the upcoming academic year.
The Community Living Guide contains information you will need to make your time with us as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. View the guide online or download it at the link below.
Download the community living guideRights & Responsibilities
Living in a university residence hall requires students to possess the life skills that are needed to live independently and to interact with other residents in mature, civil, respectful, and healthy ways. It also requires students to recognize, understand, and appreciate that a room, floor, and building are a community. Learn more about your rights and responsibilities as a resident.
Download the 2020-21 Rights & ResponsibilitiesContacting University Housing
The University Housing office is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday – Friday. We are located at 530 N. 17th Street. Call us at (402) 472-3561 or (800) 742-8800. Email: housing@unl.edu
Correspondence can be mailed to:
University Housing
PO Box 880622
Lincoln, NE 68588-0622
When contacting us please be sure to indicate:
- a subject
- your name
- your NUID#
University Housing responds to all e-mail messages within 48 business hours. If you do not receive a response, the e-mail has not been received by our office.