Painting the Rock is a longstanding campus tradition among our student groups and organizations.
You can hear (and see) the recital from 12-12:30pm when classes are in session. Take the elevator, then climb 2 flights of stairs to the Observation Deck!
Terrific museum. Worth the time to really wander throughout, enjoy, and inquire. And don't miss the cool hi-tech "dialogue table."
Many of our classrooms and lecture halls are in Angell, Mason, Tappan and Haven hall. You can also find a few computing and printing sites, including the Fishbowl!
The Union first opened in 1919 and is still an important campus center! From dining and game rooms, to study lounges and meeting spaces, this building offers a wide range of services for students!
Michigan Stadium was fashioned after the Yale Bowl and originally had 72,000 seats. "The Big House" now has a capacity of more than 100,000.
There is a fairy door to the right of the ticket counter and it has a movie running behind it. :)
Our pick for one of the best-looking theater marquees in America -- absolutely classic! Read more.
The reading room inside is a glorious space. And check out the insignias in the windows representing various colleges and universities across the country.
Much like the Union, the League is a great place to grab snacks or study between classes! If your family is looking for a place to stay overnight, the League offers a 21-room Inn.
North Campus is home of the College of Engineering, the School of Music, Theatre, & Dance, the School of Art and Design, and the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning!
Check out the prehistoric life exhibit first. Suggested donation of $6.
The entire site is managed by the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources. There are many trails winding through the hills and fields of the Arboretum. All are unpaved, some are wider and s Read more.
