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Student Life

Student life at the University of Michigan and Taubman College offers numerous opportunities to become a part of an extensive social, recreational and academic community.

Student life at the University of Michigan and Taubman College offers numerous opportunities to become a part of an extensive social, recreational and academic community. Whether you’re looking for housing, supplies, or general information related to the University of Michigan, you can find it here.

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Housing, Community, and Economic Development
Land Use and Environmental Planning
Physical Planning and Design
Transportation Planning
Global and Comparative Planning
Architecture Student Work
Academic Innovation
Planning Student Partners with U-M Poverty Solutions to Create #BankBlack
New Degree Positions Taubman College as a Leader in Urban Technology
Advancing Racial Equity
Gift From SHoP Architects Will Help Bring Greater Diversity to the Field of Architecture
Research + Creative Practice
Co-Creating Education and Community for COVID and Beyond
Portico - Fall 2020
Taubman College Announces Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate Development
Architecture Student Work
Academic Innovation
Students and Faculty Reimagine Outdoor Space for Instructional Use
Research + Creative Practice
Portico - Fall 2020
Taubman College on Instagram
Associate Professor Catie Newell Explores Light and Darkness
Students Explore Multidisciplinary Approaches to Community Engagement
2020 Booth Fellow, Michelangelo LaTona, M.Arch '15, Studies Parisian Building Typology
Studio Sessions - Misri Patel (M.S.D.M.T.)
Planning Student Partners with U-M Poverty Solutions to Create #BankBlack
Portico - Fall 2020
New Degree Positions Taubman College as a Leader in Urban Technology
Taubman College Announces Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate Development
Urban Planning Doctoral Student Wins Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship
Goodspeed and U-M Researchers Report Sprawl Study Findings
Two Capstones Win Top Honors from Michigan Association of Planning
Students Explore Multidisciplinary Approaches to Community Engagement
Kevin Bush, M.U.P. '10, Leads D.C.'s Resilience Planning
Studio Sessions - India Solomon