Emergency Notifications

A number of resources are available for distributing and receiving critical information and instructions during an emergency.

In the event of a major emergency affecting the UNO campus, the administration may use one or more of the following means to communicate with the university community:

  • All-campus email

  • e2Campus text message and email alerts  

  • Posts on UNO's official Facebook and Twitter accounts

  • Emergency banner on the UNO homepage

  • Overhead pages and indicator lights on campus

  • Emergency information line

  • PC scrolling messages

  • Media outlets

 

Timely Warnings

Timely warnings are one type of notification you may receive in the event that there is an ongoing threat to the campus community.

The federal Clery Act requires colleges and universities to issue timely warnings to the campus community when there is an ongoing threat to public safety.

The university typically will not issue a timely warning if a crime is made and it’s believed a threat no longer exists.

 

Recent Messages

Aug. 30, 2017 (All-Campus Email)

May 13, 2017 (All-Campus Email)

February 24, 2017 (All-Campus Email)

February 1, 2017 (All-Campus Email)

September 15, 2016 (e2Campus)

  • Tornado Warning issued for Douglas County (4:46 P.M.)
  • Tornado Warning canceled for Douglas County (5:10 P.M.)

April 27, 2016 (e2Campus)

  • Tornado Warning issued for Douglas County (3:40 P.M.)
  • Tornado Warning canceled for Douglas County (4:14 P.M.)