RESIDENCE LIFE OFFICE
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Our Residence Life team is here to help support you 24/7 with live-on professional
staff, educational and social programming, and a 24-hour front desk.
Enjoy Wi-Fi as well as full cable television in every residence hall room.
Laundry machine use is free to residents.
We have a variety of housing options.
Our main dining hall is located inside our University Center. Your meal plan also allows you to eat in the Administration Building at the Take 5 Lounge which is close to your classes.
There is a fitness center located inside of UC Francis for students to use free of charge.
No. The housing deposit is non-refundable.
Housing contracts are signed for a full academic year (Fall and Winter semesters). Mid-year (Winter semester) contracts will be available if space permits.
If the resident will no longer be an enrolled student, the resident must apply for a contract release with the Residence Life office. Releases are granted for only the following reasons: Withdrawal from MU, transfer to another school, graduation/program completion.
The contract will not be terminated for an enrolled resident to move off campus or commute from home during the period of the contract. If a resident chooses to move out of the residence hall without obtaining a contract release from the Residence Life office, the resident continues to be financially responsible for all room and board charges for the remainder of the academic year.
To see room layouts, please visit our Housing Options page. Each hall has floor plans included in the description.
The Office of Residence Life will notify you that you can view your assignment and roommate information in the housing portal via email to your MU email account. The room assignments are completed on or before July 15th each year.
Private/single rooms are available for students. There is a limited number of rooms available. Typically, only upperclassmen will get this option.
Each room is a little bit different and Residence Life is not able to provide exact room dimensions or tours of exact rooms. All exact room measurements will have to be taken upon move-in. Below are ranges for our most common rooms.
(All measurements in inches)
Closet – 75 x 35 x 25.5
Above closet space – 35 x 15.5
Window – 64 x 64
Cabinet under the sink – 30 x 22.5
Above sink mirror – 24.5 x 18.5
Medicine cabinet – 16 x 26
Dresser – 31 x 17.5 x 17.5 (has four drawers)
Desk – 38 x 30.5 x 24 (may have up to four drawers)
Above desk hutch – 37.5 x 24 x 11
Mattress – 80 x 36 x 7
Under bed clearance – Up to 82 x 26.5, as small as 82 x 10
With beds on opposite walls, distance between the frames - 64
(All measurements in inches)
Closet – 95.5 x 48 x 25 (Open space)
Desk – 24 x 47 x 30.5
Dresser when stacked – 38 x 31.5 x 15.75
Dressers when separate - 19 x 31.5 x 15.75
Mattress – 80 x 36 x 7
Under bed clearance – Up to 80 x 30, as small as 80 x 5
Window – 34 x 46
(All measurements in inches)
Closet – 96 x 44.5 x 24.5 (Has door)
Desk – 24 x 47 x 30.5
Dresser when stacked – 38 x 31.5 x 15.75
Dressers when separate - 19 x 31.5 x 15.75
Mattress – 80 x 36 x 7
Under bed clearance – Up to 80 x 30, as small as 80 x 5
Window – 34 x 46
You will be asked a series of questions on your Housing Application. Examples include your preferences for noise, visitors, sleeping habits, and study habits. The information you provided is then used to match you with a roommate.
Yes. In the application you receive from the Office of Residence Life, it will contain information on how to request a roommate. You will need to request the student by listing their first and last name. In order for roommates to be matched together, both parties must request one another.
First, talk with your roommate about what is bothering you. Most of the time, problems can be worked out simply by communicating directly with them. If that doesn't work, speak with your RA or Professional staff. They are there to help you and your roommate resolve the issue. It is important to be direct and honest with your roommate.
A TV connection is provided in each bedroom and each living room. Currently we offer over 50 different channels. If you need help with your cable, please contact the IT help desk.
Laundry rooms are located on the ground floor of the UC Francis and on each floor of the Felix, Clare and Angela. Laundry is free for all residential students.
All mail and packages are sorted daily. Students can pick their mail and packages up at the UC Francis front desk. Package notifications will be sent to you via your MU email account.
The on-campus address for residential students is as follows:
Student's Name
Room #
14221 Levan Road
Livonia, MI 48154
All students who are provided housing accommodations must be registered with our Office of Counseling and Disability Resources Center. Please follow the link below for more information on their services and how to register.
Students are allowed to have a vehicle on campus.
Parking Passes – Students are required to update their vehicle registration each academic year by completing the Student Parking Registration process in the student portal. The registration form will open annually the 2nd week of July and should be done by the end of August annually. Register your vehicle and visit the Enrollment Center in room 2003 to get your parking sticker.
Bicycles are allowed on campus, but are required to be stored outside of the residence halls in the provided bike racks. Bicycles stored in hallways, stairwells or any common space will be removed and stored at the owner's expense.
Quiet hours are from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m.
However, the residence hall does observe 24-hour courtesy hours.
Members of the community may ask residents to keep the noise level down at any time.
During the last week of the semester the residence halls observes a 24-hour quiet hour policy.
Madonna Residence Life does not have a curfew, but encourages students to make responsible choices to remain healthy and prepared for classes.
Pets are not allowed in the residence halls. The only exception to this policy are fish that are kept in a tank under 5 gallons.
Service animals and approved Emotional Support Animals are not considered pets and are allowed when residents follow the applicable laws and policies.
Alcohol is not permitted in any Madonna University Residence Hall.
Guests are allowed to visit the residence halls, but they must be signed in at the UC Francis residence hall front desk.
Guests may be in the building:
Residents may fill out an overnight guest form in order to host a guest of the same sex stay overnight. Forms are available at the UC Francis front desk. You must get your roommate's approval.
Guests of opposite sex are not allowed overnight stay.
Any guests under the age of 18 must have pre-approval from the Dean of Students before an overnight stay is permitted.
