Maps & Directions

THE SCHOOL OF KINESIOLOGY BUILDING

The School of Kinesiology Building is located in the heart of Central Campus at 830 N. University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1048. Designed by renowned architect Albert Kahn, whose other campus masterpieces include Burton Memorial Tower, Hill Auditorium, and Hatcher Graduate Library, the newly renovated Kinesiology Building has been a university landmark since 1915.

HOURS & ACCESS

During the 2022 fall term (beginning 8/29), the Kinesiology Building will be open Monday-Thursday from 7:30am-9:00pm and Friday from 7:30am-5:00pm. It will be closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Kinesiology graduate students, faculty, and staff have 24/7 MCard access to the building.

PARKING

Please plan a little extra time to find parking during your visit.

  • Accessible parking is available in the small lot on the west side of the building. An ADA placard or license plate is required.
  • Metered street spots are available on S. State, N. University, and S. Thayer. You can pay at a nearby ePark station or via the ePark Ann Arbor app.
  • The public structure at 324 Maynard St. is a four-minute walk away. (Accessible parking is also available.)
  • University of Michigan employees with a blue or gold pass may park at U-M structure at 216 S. Thayer St. (Accessible parking is also available.)

Please see this map for additional details.

 

THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CAMPUS

The University of Michigan, one of the world's greatest public universities, attracts talented students and faculty from around globe, providing a diverse and lively campus environment. There are more than 1,400 student organizations at U-M and a countless amount of activities and events to get engaged and involved in on campus and in the community.

U-M PARKING & BUS SYSTEM

Parking is at a premium in Ann Arbor and the university. For information on where to park on campus, please visit the U-M Logistics, Transportation & Parking site. It includes:

The U-M bus system criss-crosses campus, and everyone can ride for free. You can track these buses in real-time via Magic Bus.

The U-M Campus Information Center (CIC) has information on transportation to and around campus, as well as other helpful links for visitors.

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ANN ARBOR

A mixture of small-town charm and big-city sophistication makes Kinesiology’s hometown of Ann Arbor one of the best places to live in the country. Ann Arbor’s unique mix of small-town charm with the vibrancy of a metropolitan city, thriving economy, and lower cost of living compared to cities where other top schools of kinesiology are located creates one the most desirable college towns in the nation. It’s also less than 30 minutes from the Detroit Metro International Airport (DTW).

Our 29 square miles boast more than 158 parks, a clean and reliable public transportation system (U-M students ride free on most routes), vibrant arts and culture, and an eclectic downtown collection of restaurants, galleries, stores, and cafes. Ann Arbor is the quintessential college town experience with a diverse, intelligent, and conscientious community.

Ann Arbor is also known for hosting famous arts and cultural attractions, which include the nationally-renowned Ann Arbor Film Festival and the Ann Arbor Art Fairs. Celebrated musicians from all over the world regularly come to town to perform in the city’s and university’s world-class music venues.

You can also catch a football game at the nation's largest stadium, also known as the Big House, or watch any of the other 26 nationally-recognized varsity sports teams, many of which offer free or reduced-price admission for U-M students.

  • Learn more about campus and off-campus opportunities on the For Visitors page on the U-M Campus Information site
  • Learn more about Ann Arbor (including food, lodging, entertainment, and more) at VisitAnnArbor.org

ANN ARBOR PARKING & BUS SYSTEM

Parking in Ann Arbor can be a challenge, especially on football Saturdays, during Commencement, and during Art Fair in July. Sites to help you decide where to park:

Ann Arbor's bus service, The Ride, has a comprehensive route network and four Park and Ride lots where commuters can park their cars for free and shuttle to campus. The Ride also offers Mobile RideTrak, so that you can view the location and status of the bus you're waiting for. Fare: free for U-M students and staff with valid UMID. Others, $1.50 each way. Child and senior discounts available.

    MORE ANN ARBOR RESOURCES