Hunt Hall

Hunt Hall is built on traditions, open-mindedness, and friendliness. The students of Hunt create a
fun and open environment for all and welcome new ideas and faces to the community. Some of
Hunt Hall’s well-known traditions include annual campouts, hiking trips, the Hunt Hall Talent
Show, and the “Arctic Plunge”.
● Arctic Plunge
● Root Beer Bash
● HUVA ball

Hunt Hall has one available floor plan to residents; the shared bedroom suite floor plan which is pictured here.

Hunt Hall has a courtyard and is located near Wright Street.

In the shared bedroom suites, residents share their living and sleeping space, as pictured here.

The Hunt Hall lobby connects to the Wildcat Fit Zone. This is the on-campus workout facility for students only. Here, with a fitness pass, students can workout, take classes, and rent fat tire bikes

Traditions:

Arctic Plunge
Root Beer Bash
Thanksgiving Dinner

Interesting Facts:

Hunt Hall shares a basement with Van Antwerp Hall.
Every winter, Arctic House members take an Arctic Plunge in Lake Superior.
Hunt Hall was the first hall to have a co-ed house. It was on a trial basis at the time.

Mission Statement: "Hunt Hall is the place to be! We strive to continue our rich history of unique events and traditions, both old and new! We hope to welcome our residents into a spirited, adventurous, and immensely cozy community. Hunt Hall, Best Hall!"

-Drafted By Hunt Hall Government 2024

Vision Statement: To be our best; best meaning always growing, bringing out the best in each other, hall-wide. Accepting a challenge, being fearless in the face of opportunity, and having a good time doing it.

History: Hunt Hall, opened in 1967, is named after Lucian Hunt, the former head of NMU’s Physical Science and Chemistry Department.