We create inclusive spaces and opportunities where every student can connect with others and build a sense of belonging on campus.
Explore the many ways to get involved, celebrate your identity, and create community with fellow students through these Student Life programs and centers.
Join Michigan's diverse Greek community of nearly 6,000 students across four councils, where you can develop leadership skills and build lifelong relationships.
Connect with community service and civic engagement opportunities through programs like Alternative Breaks, literacy initiatives, and the Connect to Community volunteer portal.
Get support with U.S. immigration regulations, study abroad opportunities, and programs that help international students acclimate to campus life
Access state-of-the-art fitness facilities, group exercise classes, intramural sports, club sports, and outdoor adventure programs—all included with your tuition.
Engage with programs and events that promote diversity, social justice, and multicultural development through the lens of race and ethnicity.
Learn about social identity, inequality, and intergroup relations through this social justice education program that prepares you to work in a diverse world.
Find education, advocacy, support, and community building for LGBTQ+ students and allies in this collaborative campus space.
Discover an inclusive multicultural center that hosts cultural events, heritage month celebrations, and provides space for meetings and community building.
Visit the Michigan Union, Michigan League, or Pierpont Commons—the "living rooms" of campus where you can study, eat, relax, and connect with others.
Stay up to date with the latest Student Life news, student achievements, and program updates. Discover stories happening across our campus community.
Born with significant hearing loss in his right ear, Jacob Lowy spent most of his life without any accommodations. This was, in some ways, by choice. However, for a long time, Lowy felt he had to choose from an either-or set of options: either he get a hearing aid and risk needing to consistently overcome societal perceptions of his capabilities, or he could blend in.
Our Core Work describes the work of the Division of Student Life that guides our internal and external partnerships. It is supported by our investment in our staff and in a strong foundational infrastructure.
Participate in Paralympic sports training and accessible physical activities designed for students with and without disabilities.
Get comprehensive support including academic advising, year-round housing, and community-building opportunities designed for students who have experienced foster care.
Explore over 1,600 registered student organizations and find your community through groups focused on everything from arts to professional development.
Explore your religious, spiritual, or secular identity and connect with peers of different worldviews through the Interfaith Program and campus resources.
Develop your leadership skills through courses, workshops, retreats, and internships oriented toward social change and personal growth.