Hello, Spartans!
Now that you know where you will be living in the fall, you can learn more about the community! Brody Neighborhood features the largest student rooms on campus and the largest dining hall! Being centered around Brody Hall, this neighborhood has so much to offer. Check out this video to learn more!
You can also check out our 360-degree virtual views for a look at many of our room options at liveon.msu.edu/360Tours.
Follow us on Instagram @MSULiveOn for more campus photos and insights!
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Engagement Center
The Brody Neighborhood Engagement Center is located in Brody Hall. Click here to learn more!
Dining Options
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Brody Square
- Sparty's mini-market in Brody Hall
- Spary's Market at 1855 Place
- Starbucks at 1855 Place
- The State Room Restaurant at the Kellogg Center (lunch only)
- Community kitchens in each hall
Living Options
- Large, renovated double rooms
- Community-style bathrooms
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Parking passes available for purchase
Living-Learning Communities
Nearby
Brody Neighborhood Highlights
- Bailey GREENhouse
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Fitness centers in Armstrong, Bailey, Bryan, Butterfield and Rather halls
- Reflection room in Butterfield Hall
- Music practice rooms in Brody Hall
- Ample outdoor space for hammocks
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Get to Know Your Roommate!
Now that you’ve received your roommate assignment, we encourage you to reach out and introduce yourself!
Click here to check out this short video offering easy tips on connecting and preparing to room together this fall.
Before Move-In
It is important to connect with your roommate(s)! Have conversations about their likes and interests. Try not to make judgments based on your first conversation or social media profiles. Don’t worry if you’re nervous — they probably are too!
MSU’s campus is filled with a wonderfully diverse student population, and you'll likely be rooming with someone new to campus who is also going through the learning curve of figuring out this whole college life thing and living away from home!
After Move-In
After you move in, you will create a Roommate Agreement that outlines room and common area expectations and allows each person to voice their opinions. These are important conversations, even if you are living with a friend!
Remember: Your resident assistant (RA) is here to help! They can be a great resource to you as a sounding board or to mediate a conflict, and they will help you and your roommate develop the agreement.
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