Residential Life
Mizzou’s Department of Residential Life deals with more than just where students live; it combines living and learning in environments that enhance students’ academic and personal growth. Innovative and award-winning programs such as Freshman Interest Groups (FIGs) and Sponsored Learning Communities bring students with similar interests together in the same residence halls, classes and specialized programs. Residential Life also is building for the future; the comprehensive Residential Life Master Plan includes new construction and renovation of all residence halls.
Student Affairs in a sentence
- Mizzou’s residence halls offer high-speed Internet access in every room, with wireless access in most common areas.
- Mizzou now has 22 residence halls, with eight new halls built since 2004 and three halls renovated since 2006.
- By the year 2018, every residence hall on campus will have been renovated or newly constructed.
- Mizzou offers more than 100 Freshman Interest Groups and 23 learning communities, in which students with similar interests live together, take classes together and participate in special programs together.