University of Michigan-Flint

What are the popular events and traditions at University of Michigan-Flint?

UM-Flint's recurring campus events include Maize & Blue Days, Family Day and programming organized by the Campus Activities Board. These events offer scheduled opportunities to meet other students and take part in campus life, which can be particularly useful at a commuter-oriented university.

Campus Activities Board's Mega Vegas Night is one named example of student-focused programming. Family Day brings relatives into the campus experience, while Maize & Blue Days centers university identity and participation. Event activities and dates can change, so students should consult the current campus calendar rather than assume that a past program will repeat in the same form.

What are the student housing and dining options at University of Michigan-Flint?

UM-Flint offers university-operated undergraduate housing, but living on campus is not the typical arrangement: the reported share of students living on campus is about 5%. Housing availability should not be interpreted as a placement guarantee.

Residential options include First Street Residence Hall and Riverfront Residence Hall. Students considering either should compare the current room types, contract dates, eligibility rules and application process; residence-hall arrangements may differ from a private off-campus lease. Campus dining and meal options are available, but the right arrangement depends on where a student lives and how often they will be on campus. Commuters and residential students should review current dining hours and plan terms before purchasing a plan.