The Library building is located behind the Hill Street parking structure, in the center of the block bordered by Tappan, Hill Street, and East University. Previously, the library was bordered by Davidson Hall. This structure has been demolished and there is ongoing construction. It is best to enter from East University and head down the hallway all the way to the end. Take the elevator or stairs to the second floor, and enter the Library through the glass doors opposite the stairwell.

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Driving to the Library from I-94 (Detroit Metro Airport)

If you are driving from the airport, take I-94 West to the State Street Exit, #177. Turn right (North) onto State Street, then travel about 2 miles to the intersection of State and Hill Street. Turn right onto Hill Street, and proceed to East University Ave. Turn left. During construction (2006-2008), the Ross School of Business' main entrance will be located at 724 E University Avenue (The Executive Residence).

Driving to the Library from the North

Take U.S. 23 South to M-14 to the Downtown Ann Arbor/University of Michigan - Main Street Exit. Continue on Main Street south 1 1/2miles to Packard Street. Turn left on Packard, travel to Hill Street, and turn left on Hill and proceed to East University. Turn left. During construction (2006-2008), the Ross School of Business' main entrance will be located at 724 E University Avenue (The Executive Residence).

Driving to the Library from Detroit (East) & Chicago (West)

From I-94, take the State Street Exit, #177. Turn right (north) when traveling from Detroit, or left (north) when traveling from Chicago. Travel about two miles to the intersection of State and Hill Streets, then turn right onto Hill. Proceed to East University Ave and turn left. During construction (2006-2008), the Ross School of Business' main entrance will be located at 724 E University Avenue (The Executive Residence).

Parking

Metered parking is available on many of the streets surrounding the Ross School of Business. Parking is easiest to find before 9 am and in the late afternoon and evening and on Sundays.