Beyond the Diag is U-M's off-campus housing program situated in the Dean of Students Office (DOS). The core work of Beyond the Diag includes off-campus housing search resources, off-campus student assistance for landlord or roommate concerns, and outreach and education from our Neighborhood Ambassador team. Look out for Beyond the Diag's monthly e-newsletter highlighting safety resources, renting guidelines, campus and community information.
Check out this guide from CAPS to find mental health tips tailored to first-year U-M students.
This toolkit was co-created by the Program for Intergroup Relations (IGR) and the Edward Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning. It includes individual and group reflection activities that uncover the nuanced ways we arrive at our political perspectives.
Stay up to date with this events calendar to help you find amazing things to do at Michigan.
Sustainabilibuddies is a peer-mentorship program open to all Planet Blue Ambassadors. The aim is to foster a sense of community among Ambassadors across campus.
In an effort to explore this critical part of identity, the U-M interfaith program is excited to share Interfaith America: a video series highlighting the critical role religious, spiritual and secular (RSS) identity plays in the lives of Michigan students.
Lifeline, chat, and walk-in services provide help and support if you are experiencing a mental health emergency, including thoughts of self-harm or suicide.
Confused about health insurance? Here is Information about health insurance plans that students may be eligible for.
Trotter Multicultural Center is the University of Michigan’s multicultural center located on Central Campus. Through collaborative programming and our facility, we strive to create a supportive space of learning and mutual understanding within and across cultures. Resources include signature programs, meeting and lounge space, and onsite student support services. Programs are virtual for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit here for more information, including a list of our programming and hours of operation.
The Center for Campus Involvement can be your gateway to life beyond the classroom with Involvement Drop-Ins. Spend 30 minutes with a Peer Advisor to discuss different student organizations and involvement opportunities throughout campus.
