Aber Hall is located on the east side of campus near the University Center. It is a 11-story building that contains student housing and the offices of several student support services, including Financial Aid, the Office for Disability Equity, the Registrar's Office, TRIO Student Support Services, the Undergraduate Advising Center, Experiential Learning and Career Success and more.
Built in 1967, Aber Hall was named after William M. "Daddy" Aber. Considered UM's most beloved professor, William Aber was a member of the University's original five-person faculty.
Accessibility
Accessible Entrances: The accessible entrances to Aber Hall are located on the west and south sides of the building.
Elevator: Elevators are located to the left after entering at the west entrance.
Fire Sprinklers: The building is fully sprinkled.
Areas of Rescue Assistance: None
Accessible Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are located on the first floor. This restroom is kept locked and is restricted to resident use only.
Parking: Parking is provided in Lot V, which is located to the south of Aber between Aber Hall and the University Center.
Barriers: This building has no accessible restrooms above the first floor.