Immersive learning opportunities, like the Eel River Project, provide rich, hands-on experiences to develop students into knowledgeable, effective leaders.

Our teams stay strong together on and off the field—whether studying, practicing or sharing a meal.

Manchester’s inter-religious campus welcomes students of all faiths and supports the freedom to practice, express and develop spiritual beliefs and convictions.

Our tight-knit community offers students a safe place to grow where support is there when you need it—from counseling and health services to academic support to assistance at our renowned writing center.

Residence halls are a comfortable home away from home for the majority of students where they develop life-long friendships, strong bonds and participate in fun events, like our annual mud volleyball tournament.

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Manchester community is #MUStrong

Manchester is a special place where students, faculty and staff draw together and support each other as a community. Kindness and compassion are limitless. We are #MUStrong.

Peace Pole dedicated at site of Jean Childs Young Intercultural Center

Manchester’s commitment to diversity and inclusion was underscored at the dedication of a Peace Pole to honor three MU students killed in a tragic crash.

Manchester sets enrollment record

With a record total enrollment of 1,599 students, MU has again been named one of the best colleges and best value schools among regional colleges by U.S. News & World Report.

MU honored for service

Manchester has achieved the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction. The honor roll recognizes higher education institutions for “extraordinary and exemplary community service contributions of its students, faculty, and staff in meeting critical community and national needs.”

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