Designed to enhance your residence hall experience, our comprehensive range of services aims to foster convenience, comfort, and community within the heart of campus life. From maintenance requests to laundry services and everything in between, discover how we're here to support your Spartan journey.
Designed to enhance your residence hall experience, our comprehensive range of services aims to foster convenience, comfort, and community within the heart of campus life. From maintenance requests to laundry services and everything in between, discover how we're here to support your Spartan journey.
The Transgender Residential and Educational Experience is a living learning community (LLC) rooted in LGBT+ and gender studies which centers the experiences, needs, perspectives, and joy of queer, transgender, and gender non-conforming communities, while creating experiences that foster healing, community building, and intercultural exploration.
For those interested in 2026-27 on-campus housing, the Housing Request Form is now available in My Housing. We will house as many students as available space allows.
Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
CAPS Crisis Line: 517-355-8270 & press “1” at the phone tree
Gender and Sexuality Campus Center
We're hiring Intercultural Aides (ICAs)! ICAs serve collaboratively alongside resident assistants (RAs). Both undergraduate student positions contribute to building community on the floor and in a residence hall, yet ICAs place their focus on ensuring that the communities being built are both inclusive and vibrant.
Each neighborhood has its own designated check-in locations where you'll receive your room key and helpful move-in information for the day. Plus, enjoy a meal voucher for your two move-in helpers! These locations will be open August 19-21, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. For other dates, go to the nearest open Service Center location.
All Brody Halls - Check in at the main Brody Hall building, in the Brody Grotto
When completing your housing preferences, it is important to keep in mind the hierarchy of assignment, meaning some preferences will outweigh others. See below for an explanation of the housing preference hierarchy. Our priority is to maintain roommate groups, given that has been what our Spartans have asked for the most. To do that, you must ensure you fully understand how preferences work.
Michigan State University's on-campus housing system is primarily home to first- and second-year undergraduate students. Graduate students do have options to live throughout the system, including in Owen Hall or our two on-campus apartment communities, 1855 Place and University Village. 1855 Place also offers options for family housing.