The University of Michigan is a living and learning environment fit for the Leaders and Best. Students love it here, and it shows - whether you’re studying at the renovated undergraduate library, walking through the historic law quad, or sitting with friends on the picturesque Diag, you’ll be surrounded by a community of people who love the Maize and Blue. So hop over the famous brass M. Spin the Cube. And as always, Go Blue! U-M’s campus is big enough to feel spacious, yet small enough to provide a close-knit community. Check out the Big House in the upper-right-hand corner! U-M’s campus is big enough to feel spacious, yet small enough to provide a close-knit community. Check out the Big House in the upper-right-hand corner!

Located in the heart of Central Campus, the Michigan Union is the University's most recognizable landmark. A state-of-the-art facility, it includes restaurants, banks, a bookstore, student group offices and study space.

South University, which intersects State Street and borders the Diag in the heart of campus, is a popular hangout for students, with a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops and sidewalk areas to study or gather with friends.

Wolverine pride is a major part of Michigan’s campus culture. ESPN College GameDay returned to Ann Arbor in 2013, filling Ingalls Mall with Maize and Blue faithful.

Football season brings 100,000+ Wolverine fans to Michigan Stadium for each game in the fall.

The Law Library is a great place to study, but the beautiful and historic Law Quad is also a popular spot for photos and Frisbee.

Festifall is held on the Diag at the beginning of each Fall semester and helps students find their niche on campus, allowing them to explore over 450 student organizations and departments.

The Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy is one of the nation’s leading public policy schools and is named after U.S President Gerald Ford, a Michigan football letterwinner and team captain in the 1930s.

Michigan Wolverines love their alma mater. Fans never fail to show their Maize and Blue spirit on football game days.

The School of Social Work, located in the heart of campus on South University, is ranked No. 1 by U.S. News and World Report.

The Law Quad on Central Campus is easily one of the most historic and picturesque sites at U-M.

Ingalls Mall is located between the Michigan League, Modern Languages Building and Burton Tower off or North University. It’s tradition for students to walk through the fountain at orientation and again at graduation.

North Quad includes residential spaces and classrooms, as well as offices for the School of Information, Communication Studies and Screen Arts and Cultures. The Language Resource Center and the Sweetland Writing Center, which provide free learning resources to students, are also located in North Quad.

North Campus is home to U-M’s renowned College of Engineering.

U-M's prestigious School of Music, Theatre and Dance is on North Campus.

The School of Public Health is located near the University Hospital and "hill dormitories," as well as the Nichols Arboretum.

The Ross School of Business on Central Campus consistently ranks among the nation's best.