Living on campus, you will be actively engaged through a variety of unique programs and exciting opportunities that encourage academic and social growth, celebrate diversity, promote wellness, cultivate leadership, and strengthen community building.

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Housing

On-campus housing is more than just a place to live while studying at the University of Manitoba.

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January 2026 check in begins January 4th, 2026. Winter term rooms are still available

We have rooms ready for you in Mary Speechly Hall, Arthur V Mauro, and University College Residence, along with a range of meal plan choices to suit your preferences and budget. Live and learn on campus and take advantage of the conveniences. Beginning January 5, 2026, we encourage you to visit the main desk at Arthur V. Mauro to chat with one of our housing coordinators for more information.

Benefits of living on campus

Living in residence at the University of Manitoba should not only be about convenience—we actively support student success.

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Living, Learning, and Community

Our residence community integrates social experiences, fostering a strong sense of belonging among students with shared interests. These communities provide opportunities for collaborative learning, mentorship, and engagement beyond the classroom.

Student Testimonials

Living in residence isn’t just for out-of-town students.

A Winnipeg-based student reflects on the benefits of immersing herself in campus life, right in her own city.

 

Building a home away from home.

An international student shares how living in residence helped him to settle in, make friends, and succeed in his studies.

 

 

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Indigenous Living Learning Community (ILLC)

The ILLC offers Indigenous students a space to thrive—culturally, socially, and academically. 

See what our residents have to say about finding community and connection in their home on campus.

The ILLC offers Indigenous students a space to thrive—culturally, socially, and academically. 

See what our residents have to say about finding community and connection in their home on campus.

The ILLC offers Indigenous students a space to thrive—culturally, socially, and academically. 

See what our residents have to say about finding community and connection in their home on campus.

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Affiliated Residences

Affiliated college residences

In addition to the four residences mentioned above, there are two affiliated colleges that provide accommodation and meal plans on the Fort Garry campus. Please contact them directly.

Contact us

Student residences office
101 Arthur V. Mauro Residence
120 Dafoe Road
University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus)
Winnipeg, MB R3T 6B3

residence@umanitoba.ca
204-474-9922
Toll free: 800-859-8737