Michigan State University

On-Campus

Some of the On-Campus residencies include:

• North Neighborhood

The North Neighborhood halls are the oldest residence halls on campus, with conventional academic architecture. North encompasses the historic Red Cedar and West Circle neighbourhoods, which span immediately north of the Red Cedar River and along Michigan and Grand River avenues on what was once MSU's main campus.

1. Community-style bathrooms
2. Single- and double-style rooms
3. All rooms furnished
4. Cable TV and Wi-Fi included
5. All utilities included
6. Optional co-ed floors
7. Honours college floors
8. Alcohol-free floors
9. Barrier-free housing

• Brody Neighbourhood

On the west side of campus, just north of the Red Cedar River, sits the Brody Neighbourhood. Brody is made up of six residence halls surrounding Brody Hall, which houses many of the neighbourhood's common services, including the Brody Square dining hall. All residence halls in Brody Neighbourhood include common toilets, and each wing is co-ed. The halls also provide some of the largest student rooms on campus, as well as parking just outside the doors. The Breslin Student Events Center and the Spartan athletic facilities are both close to Brody. Armstrong, Bailey, Bryan, Butterfield, and Rather Hall- all have fitness centres.

1. Community-style bathrooms
2. Single- and double-style rooms
3. All rooms furnished
4. Cable TV and Wi-Fi included
5. All utilities included
6. Community kitchens
7. Honors College floors
8. Co-ed floors by wing
9. Parking passes for purchase.