Spooner Hall

Spooner Hall is centrally located near most of NMU’s facilities. Spooner is a relatively small residence hall that is unique because it specifically houses upperclassmen (junior status or higher), and students 21 years of age or older. Spooner Hall features single rooms and double apartments with kitchenettes. Spooner Hall is all co-ed and is building number 51 on the campus map.

*The rooms in Spooner are different than the rooms in other residence halls. Click here to read more about the rooms in Spooner Hall.

What's New in Spooner Hall.

Spooner Hall Staff

Resident Director – Megan DelBello, 227-2570

Megan DelBello, born and raised in Lake City, Michigan, graduated from NMU in 2005 with a degree in Political Science and in 2007 with a degree in Entertainment and Sports Promotion. Megan was a resident adviser for one year in Gant Hall and one year in Spalding Hall, and was the president of Primetime Productions before she became the Resident Director of Spooner Hall in 2007. In her spare time Megan enjoys being outside and traveling, and is an extreme Disney fan!

Spooner Front Desk: 227-2460

Building and Grounds Attendant - Dennis Tryan

Resident Adviser Staff:

2008-2009 Spooner Hall Staff

Spooner Hall Traditions

History:

Spooner Hall, opened in 1955, is named after Charles C. Spooner, a long-time Head of NMU’s mathematics department.

Traditions:

• Meat-a-palooza
• Halloween Party
• Holiday Party
• End of the Year Party

Interesting Facts:

• Spooner Hall features a mix of single rooms and apartments. 
• Current Michigan State University men's basketball coach Tom Izzo and former NFL football coach Steve Mariucci were roommates in Gries Hall and Spooner Hall.
• Each winter, hundreds of bikes are stored in the Spooner Hall basement until the spring thaw.
• Spooner Hall has its own website. Check it out here.