About Meyland Hall
Meyland is an eccentric place to live, full of opportunities for closer interaction and a sense of family. Driven in nature, Meylanders enjoy competitions between the houses & other halls and are active participants in intramurals. Meyland hosts a beautiful courtyard, where students can be found hammocking and playing yard games. Students here work hard to make their space positive and fun.
Meyland Hall shared bedroom suite floor plan is pictured here. The majority of Meyland Hall is shared bedroom suites.
Meyland Hall has it's own courtyard where students can gather to hangout or study, and is located near Wright Street.
The Meyland 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
In the shared bedroom suites, residents share their living and sleeping space, as pictured here.
Meyland Exterior
Meyland Hall single bedroom with private bath floorplan is pictured here. There is an extremely limited number of single bedrooms with private bath in Meyland Hall.
Meyland Hall Government
Vision Statement: Meyland Hall, welcome home.
Mission Statement: "Meyland: My land, my home!
Meyland is the place that we call home. We value community, creativity, and individuality. From this, we have found family. Together, we have found inclusiveness, success, adventure, and positivity. Meyland has unmatched energy; it is our favorite place to be." - Drafted by Meyland Hall Government, 2023.
History: Meyland Hall is named after Gunther Meyland, an NMU professor of English for 37 years. It opened in 1966.
More about Meyland Hall
Traditions:
- Meyland/Magers Wars
- Valentine's Day Spaghetti Dinner
- Meyland Hall Diversity banner - This banner is signed by a large number of Meyland residents (past and present,) and is displayed where everyone can see as they enter the hall. The students really take pride in it, and Meyland tries to host events each year that center around diversity awareness for the hall.
- Monthly “all-hall” discussions in the lobby draw a large number of residents. Meyland residents talk about current events and what students would like to do to become proactive in the residence hall community.
Interesting Facts:
- Olympic Speedskaters Apolo Anton Ohno and Shani Davis lived in Meyland.
- As of October 15, 2007, Meyland Hall became one of the first residence halls in the Midwest to become LEED certified.