Magers Hall

Magers Hall isn’t just a place to live. Magers is a place where responsible leaders are shaped. Our relaxed atmosphere offers a balance between social and academic success. We have pride in individuality while still thriving as a connected community. Come to a residence hall where you will build relationships that will last the rest of your life.  Magers was fully renovated in the summer of 2005 and is an all co-ed hall. It is building number 25 on the campus map.

What's New In Magers Hall

Magers Hall Staff

Resident Director – Josh Santiago, 227-2813

Josh Santiago is originally from Milwaukee Wisconsin. He graduated from The University of Wisconsin – Parkside with a degree in Sociology/Anthropology and a minor in Studio Arts in May 2008. He is looking to further his education and hopes to obtain a masters degree in Administration and Supervision at NMU. This is Josh's first year at NMU as the Resident Director of Magers Hall. 

Magers/Meyland Front Desk- 227-2078

Building and Grounds – Ed Hopper

Resident Adviser Staff:

2008-2009 Magers Hall Staff

Magers Hall Traditions

History:

Magers Hall is named after Mildred Magers, a French professor who was known for her love of teaching and helping students.

Traditions:

• Campus-wide Halloween Party

Interesting Facts:

• Magers was the first hall to be renovated in a housing renovation project that began in 2005.
• The houses in Magers are named after literary works.
• In fall 2006, a bull moose ran into the window of the first floor laundry room, breaking two panes of glass before running into the woods. 
• Magers Hall was the last hall to have a “House Mother,” Mrs. Marion MacLean.  Her son is currently on the NMU alumni board.
• The women of Magers Hall in the 1970’s were the “Winfester” champions in broomball and snow sculptures.