Love Memorial Hall was the longest-serving residence facility at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Built in 1940 with a gift from Donald L. Love in memory of his wife, the hall originally housed students studying home economics. It eventually opened to all female and non-binary students, regardless of major. In the decades after its establishment, it provided students with a close-knit, community-focused living experience, marked by a unique cooperative lifestyle.

Unlike the university’s other residence halls, Love Memorial operated as a cooperative, where residents were responsible for cooking meals and maintaining the building themselves. This cooperative model encouraged a strong sense of community and made living in Love Memorial more affordable than other campus housing options.

Love Memorial Hall was permanently closed in May 2025.