Welcome. The Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) at Michigan State University is a unique undergraduate degree program for students interested in literature, history, ethics, the visual and performing arts, and the study of languages and cultures. RCAH students chart their own paths within a flexible program that encourages individual expression, exploration, and achievement. They meet and learn from some of the world’s leading writers, artists, and performers. They live and learn together in Snyder-Phillips Hall, a historic building at the heart of the MSU campus. And they dance, sing, play music, act, create art, and write in their own classrooms, theatre, art studio, gallery, media center, and music practice rooms. Live your learning.
Our graduates are taking on the world, whether that means attending graduate school, teaching, interning, or working in non-profit and public sector programs in cities as close as East Lansing and as far away as Portland. They attend some of the nation's most prestigious universities, teach in the U.S. and abroad, and are Fulbright scholars. No matter where they end up, they take the skills and experiences they gained through RCAH with them.
