In a typical year, Michigan Housing serves as home on campus for nearly 11,000 students from nearly all 50 states and over 65 foreign countries. Far more than just places for resting or studying, residence halls function as small, accessible communities, helping new students transition from high school to college. Our facilities include 18 residence halls and 1,480 apartments on North Campus that accommodate undergraduates, students with families, and graduate students. 

The Office of Student Conflict Resolution provides a variety of programs and services designed to support a safe, just, and peaceful campus community by helping U-M students learn how to manage and resolve conflicts. 

Student Life's University Career Center (UCC) helps students in all stages of their academic journey search for jobs or internships, get help with resumes, utilize career assessment tools and guides by academic majors, attend events like Career Fairs and immersion trips, and much more.

Community & Civic Engagement