Spring Break Information
Detailed information for UNO's Spring Break period; Campus open, no classes March 14 - March 29.
The University of Nebraska at Omaha has been actively monitoring the rapidly evolving novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and providing regular updates to the UNO community as the situation changes.
In messaging to campus, UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., announced the cancelation of classes from March 16 - March 20, ahead of the campus' originally-scheduled Spring Break, which runs until Sunday, March 29. Additionally, a number of campus-sponsored events have been postposed or cancelled through the end of the Spring 2020 semester.
Please refer to the Coronavirus Updates page for the most up-to-date information possible.
Monday, March 16 - Friday, March 27
University offices open.
UNO Child Care Center: No changes in operation
The Nebraska Medicine-UNO Health Center will operate normally through March 29. For the health and safety of health center practitioners and staff, as well as the campus community, patients will be seen remotely via video chat or phone beginning on March 30.
Monday, March 30
UNO moves to remote teaching and learning mode for all classes. Frequently-asked questions regarding this move and other coronavirus-related updates can be found on the Coronavirus FAQ page.
Campus Food Operations
UNO Dining Services will be closed as scheduled during the original dates of Spring Break. They will remain closed until further notice.
Food Court | Closed
Maverick Den | Closed
Durango's Grill: Closed
Library Cafe: Closed
MavREC Cafe: Closed
Parking and Shuttles
Learn more about open parking and shuttle routes
Building Hours
Visit the Campus Recreation (H&K Building) website
Visit the Nebraska Medicine - UNO Health Center website
Visit the Criss Library website
Visit the Milo Bail Student Center (MBSC) website
UNO Bookstore
As of Monday, March 23, the UNO Bookstore is temporarily closed until further notice.
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