Michigan State University

Apartments at Michigan State University

MSU apartments provide students with the convenience of on-campus life and the comfort and independence of a home. 1855 Place and University Village are university-operated apartment complexes where residents can enjoy a safe environment, proximity to campus and fully furnished spaces. These apartments are the perfect fit for upper-level students who want an off-campus experience but love the benefits of on-campus living. 1855 Place also provides family housing for students’ loved ones while attending MSU. These maintenance-free apartments are exactly what students that love the bustling MSU community are looking for!

Apartment Features

University Village and 1855 Place offer an ideal living experience for upper-level students seeking more independence while staying closely connected to campus life. Located just steps from academic buildings and campus resources, these apartment communities feature a range of on-site amenities. Residents can stop by Sparty’s Market or enjoy Starbucks at 1855 Place before heading to class.

APARTMENTS AND TOWNHOUSES
AT 1855 PLACE

The newly developed 1855 Place is perfect for upper-level students who want to be moments away from campus resources, classes and the Spartan community. With options from one, two or four-bedroom contemporary spaces, there is a perfect apartment for everyone. From students wanting to live alone, with their best friends or with family, residents can enjoy amenities like on-suite laundry, on-site parking, spacious rooms and a Starbucks and Sparty’s Market in the same building!

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University Village

UNIVERSITY VILLAGE APARTMENTS

University Village is made up of four-bedroom apartments available to upper-level students. Residents are located across the street from campus life, award-winning dining services, the Breslin Center and much more. University Village is the perfect choice for the on-the-go student who wants to live with their best friends while enjoying the independence of a home and proximity to classes and campus resources.

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FAMILY HOUSING AT 1855 PLACE

Nestled just across the street from the Breslin Student Events Center and numerous campus resources, 1855 Place offers one and two-bedroom contemporary family apartments. Enjoy the many amenities of apartment-living in these newly developed spaces with on-site parking. Residents can also enjoy Sparty's Market for groceries and Starbucks in the same building! Designated green space, a playground and plenty of common outdoor areas offer the perfect setting for studying, picnicking or a quick game of catch with friends and family.

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1855 Place Family Housing

Wonders Hall

Wonders Hall is known for its close access to MSU athletic facilities and hosts the largest in-hall cardio fitness room. The hall houses students from the CoRe engineering program and offers a Sparty’s mini-market.

Fun fact: Wonders Hall is named after MSU benefactors Wallace and Grace Wonders. Wallace received his Bachelor of Science degree from MSU in 1902.

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Hubbard Hall

Hubbard Hall is home exclusively to first-year students and is a well-known landmark among Spartans, recognized as the tallest building in East Lansing. Its central location offers easy access to the East Lansing community and local stores. Additionally, the hall features a Sparty’s mini-market for residents to enjoy.

For a 360 tour of a room in East Neighborhood visit: liveon.msu.edu/360Tours

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Akers Hall

Akers Hall houses first-year students and is known by Spartans for its completely unique quad rooms that feature two-bedroom suites, a separate living/study area and a bathroom shared only by suite occupants. The hall also includes a limited amount of double rooms and triple rooms. The hall is home to The Edge dining hall.

Fun fact: Akers Hall is named after Forest H. Akers, an MSU student from the early 1900s.

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Holmes Hall

Holmes Hall is known by Spartans for housing all classrooms, laboratories and faculty/administrative offices for the Lyman Briggs College. Touted as the largest residence hall on campus with more than 1,250 residents, Holmes Hall is the perfect place to meet other students, make new friends and be fully immersed in your education. Holmes Hall offers Lyman Briggs and Honors College living-learning options. The hall is also home to a Sparty's Market.

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Owen Hall

Owen Hall is a favorite to both underclassmen and graduate students. Almost all rooms in Owen Hall are single rooms. The hall is home to a Sparty’s mini-market and the allergen-free dining hall, Thrive. Students living in Owen Hall have the option to choose a dining plan, but this is not required.

Fun fact: Owen Hall is named after Floyd Owen, class of 1902, who provided part of the funding to build the hall. It was the first co-ed hall with male and female students living in their respective wings.

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McDonel Hall

McDonel Hall is centrally located on campus and serves as the home of the Residential Business Community (RBC). Its proximity to the Broad College of Business makes it a popular choice among business majors. Inside McDonel, you'll find Sparty's mini-market, the River Trail Engagement Center, and the nearby Thrive Dining Hall in Owen. This makes McDonel a lively and convenient community for both new and returning Spartans!

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Shaw Hall

Shaw Hall is known by Spartans for being conveniently located at the heart of campus and across the street from the CATA bus station. The hall is home to The Vista dining hall.

Fun fact: Shaw Hall is named for Robert Sidey Shaw, MSU’s 11th president who led the University through the Great Depression.

For a 360 tour of a room in River Trail Neighborhood visit: liveon.msu.edu/360Tours

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Van Hoosen Hall

Van Hoosen Hall is known by Spartans as an apartment-style residence hall. The hall is available to women in their second year at MSU, and each unit houses three residents each. Van Hoosen Hall has a community building that is used for social events. The hall does not require students to select a dining plan. 

Fun fact: Van Hoosen Hall is named after Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen, a fifth-generation farmer and a leading genetic researcher who donated land to MSU.

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