Welcome to Mammel Hall
It's a hub of learning and collaboration. It’s the place where local businesses gather. And it’s where Warren Buffett sent his first tweet.
Opened in fall 2010, Mammel Hall is home of the College of Business Administration. The features and technologies in Mammel Hall create a professional, inviting environment for students, faculty, staff and visitors.
Made possible by the largest single donation in UNO’s history, it was specifically designed for business students — offering collaborative breakout rooms for team projects as well as open areas and private settings for independent study.
The interior of the three-story, 120,000-square-foot building has many impressive features:
- An atrium with interactive, touch-screen historical and informational digital displays
- Breakout rooms for student collaboration
- A two-story, 186-seat auditorium
- Lounge areas for students to study and relax
- A student-operated coffee shop and food store, Stedman's Cafe
- Bridges and skywalks linking areas of the building
- Glass-walled classrooms and meeting rooms outfitted with computer hookups, LCD monitors, and other technology to enhance learning
- Laboratories for investment science, innovation, and entrepreneurship, executive decision making and technology
- Technology that will enhance the education process and accommodate a wide range of presentations
Mammel Hall is also green-friendly. It’s the first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) gold-certified academic building in the state of Nebraska.
All signage is digital and powered down to conserve resources overnight. Outside, rain gardens capture runoff from parking lots to help remove pollutants and nurture a native garden.
Mammel Hall - First Floor
Mammel Hall - Second Floor
Mammel Hall - Third Floor
Want to reserve a Mammel Hall breakout room?
Students may use breakout rooms for group projects or study sessions. Learn more about reserving a breakout room.