Hallett Hall
A popular hall choice for business majors and student-athletes
Hallett Hall is a part of East Complex, just across Eighth Street from the main part of campus, and was completed in 1968.
East Complex is composed of Hallett and Erickson halls, which accommodate 230 students each. Hallett Hall is a popular choice among business majors and student-athletes because it is connected to Grant Center, home of the Offutt School of Business, and is near the athletic facilities. Hallett is coed by floor and has separate floors for first-year and returning students.
Hallett Hall is named for Jessie Fern Hallett. She and her husband, Ernest, of Crosby, Minn., were major benefactors of the college.
Hallett Hall Rooms
- Most of the rooms are for two individuals, although there are a few rooms for one person.
- Double rooms in Hallett are approximately 15 feet by 12 feet but can vary slightly.
- Each room is furnished with beds (80 inches by 39 inches), a microfridge (a fridge, freezer, microwave combination unit), a built-in closet, dressers, mirror, fixed desks, chairs, bookshelves, study lamps, and curtains.
- The beds are able to be bunked or lofts may be rented.
Recreational Area
The lounge in Hallett includes:
- TV viewing area with a 50-inch flat screen TV
- Pingpong table
- Study area
- Computer lab
- Pool table
- Kitchen
Other features:
- Offutt School of Business: Residents have easy 24-hour access to the Offutt School of Business in Grant Center, which contains a wide variety of study spaces.
- Laundry facilities: Located in the lower level of the residence hall, the laundry facilities include commercial automatic washers and dryers, clotheslines, and folding tables. Students must furnish their own irons and ironing boards.
- Cleaning equipment: Assorted cleaning utensils are located in the utility room of each floor. Vacuum cleaners may be checked out at the desk.
