University Campus Living Resources

Community Resources Your community starts here. At the University of Maryland, we're committed to fostering a campus environment where every student feels supported, seen, and empowered. This page brings together campus offices and programs that provide cultural, identity-based, accessibility, spiritual, and emotional support services.

Campus group services can be an ideal resource for students looking to get involved on campus and connect with others who share their interests or experiences. Peer support and mentoring programs are often available through these services. These programs allow students to connect with peers and build a sense of community.

Guide to Off-Campus Living for Parents Our guide for parents includes timely and useful resources - covering topics such as preparing for your child's move off campus, safety concerns, care package ideas, renters insurance, and financial aid advice. The university community offers abundant resources designed specifically to help students navigate the complexities of campus life. Your university years represent a significant investment of time, resources, and energy.

Living at Hopkins Living on the Homewood Campus isn't just about having a place to rest your head - it's about joining a community that thrives on discovery, diversity, and personal growth. The residence halls at Johns Hopkins University provide a secure and engaging environment where you can forge lasting friendships, access resources with ease, and participate in a range of activities. Be a part of the Maryland Residential Experience and live on-campus by being a part of our special residence hall community to engage, learn, discover, and be immersed in all the University of Maryland has to offer.

Join a diverse group of talented peers from across the country and around the world who have chosen to live at UMD. Housing & Dining More than 90% of first-year students choose to live on campus, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get fully immersed in the Maryland community. On-campus Terps are near all that the University of Maryland has to offer: events, clubs, sports, leadership opportunities, UMD employment and much more.

The university's Off. The on-campus living experience puts you at the center of campus life, a vibrant, engaging community of students learning and growing together. On-campus in the residence halls, you will have comfortable and safe housing, within steps of where you need to be for classes, resources, studying, engaging, and connecting with friends! For more information, please visit the Department of Resident Life.

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