Honors Housing

Honors Housing at MSU allows members to form a distinct community that represents a wide range of academic interests and experiences. Honors floor students, with the help of their Resident Assistants, often organize intramural sports teams, community service, and special events and trips.

All Honors College students can choose to live on an Honors floor in one of eight residence halls across campus: Bryan, Case, Holmes, Mason, McDonel, Snyder-Phillips, Yakeley-Gilchrist, and Wilson. Each hall has at least one Honors floor or wing for women and one for men, with Holmes and Wilson offering additional spaces reserved for honors students.

Campbell Hall, which was built in 1939 on the university’s historic north end of campus – will undergo a transformation into an Honors College living-learning community. It is slated to reopen in August 2025, when it will serve as a residence hall for 300 honors students and provide resources for the entire HC community.

Honors Housing is optional and deciding not to live on the Honors floor will not have any impact on a student’s Honors College membership. Honors floors are reserved for incoming HC students during the assignment process but openings may potentially be filled by non-Honors students.

For more information about MSU’s residence hall system, please visit http://www.liveon.msu.edu/.

Additional questions can be sent to honors@msu.edu