Residential life University of Michigan

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north quad residence hall


the university of michigan s campus housing system can accommodate approximately 10,000 students, or 25 percent of total student population @ university. residence halls located in 3 distinct geographic areas on campus: central campus, hill area (between central campus , university of michigan medical center) , north campus. family housing located on north campus , serves graduate students. largest residence hall has capacity of 1,270 students, while smallest accommodates 25 residents. majority of upper-division , graduate students live in off-campus apartments, houses, , cooperatives, largest concentrations in central , south campus areas.


the residential system has number of living-learning communities academic activities , residential life combined. these communities focus on areas such research through michigan research community, medical sciences, community service , german language. michigan research community , women in science , engineering residence program housed in mosher-jordan hall. residential college (rc), living-learning community division of college of literature, science , arts, has principal instructional space in east quad. michigan community scholars program, dedicated civic engagement, community service learning , intercultural understanding , dialogue, located in west quad. lloyd hall scholars program (lhsp) located in alice lloyd hall. health sciences scholars program (hssp) located in couzens hall. north quad complex houses 2 additional living-learning communities: global scholars program , max kade german program. technology-rich, , houses communication-related programs, including school of information, department of communication studies, , department of screen arts , cultures. north quad home services such language resource center , sweetland center writing.


the residential system has number of theme communities students have opportunity surrounded students in residential hall share similar interests. these communities focus on global leadership, college transition experience, , internationalism. adelia cheever program housed in helen newberry house. first year experience housed in baits ii houses , markley hall along portions of other buildings exception of north quad, northwood, , stockwell hall. sophomore experience housed in stockwell hall , transfer year experience housed in northwood iii. newly organized international impact program housed in north quad.








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