Residential Living

Resident Information

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Rules and Expectations

Here you will find some more information regarding various amenities and services provided to the residents of Daniell Heights, simply because you live here! Residents can find information about the Activities Room, Emergency and Safety Information, Outdoor Recreation and Community Gardens, and the Husky Exchange.

As a privilege of having these amenities readily available, please keep in mind the following guidelines to ensure that you remain in compliance while living on campus.

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Activities Room

Room Capacity: 25 people

This is a medium to large room with chairs, tables, and a sofa.

Before submitting a reservation request, you must check this
room's availability.

Emergency and Safety Information

Emergency: Dial 911
Non-Emergency: 906-487-2216 or Text 906-421-4911

Resources

For more information on Campus Safety Tips, please visit the Department of Public Safety and Police Services.

PSPS

DHA Community Gardens

Community Gardens

Michigan Technological University provides a localized way for Daniell Heights residents to practice sustainable living on campus with garden plots that are specifically designed for individual residential use.

  • Eligibility: Available exclusively to active Daniell Heights contract holders. This includes graduate students, married couples, and
    student families.
  • Dual Locations: Plots are situated within the Upper and Lower Daniell Heights residential areas to give residents in different building blocks easier proximity to their plants.

Outdoor Recreation

The Keweenaw is a region that is rich in history and natural landscape, and many seek to enjoy the opportunity to explore its wondrous beauty.

Michigan Tech's Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP) hosts many recreational programs for all ages and levels of expertice. You can utilize the Tech Trails for biking, hiking, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and more!

Do you have upcoming plans for an adventure outdoors, but you still need gear? Visit the rental center located at the Tech Trails for all of your
gear needs. 

You can also explore one of the many beautiful parks and trailheads in the area. Most are only a short drive away from campus, and several of those are accessible!

Other sports and recreation programs are available through the Student Development Complex (SDC).

OAP Trails

 

 

 

Husky Exhcange Informtation

Husky Exchange

August is just around the corner – and that means it’s almost time for Husky Exchange, Michigan Tech’s green move-in program!

Need a fan? Another shelf? Maybe an extra pool noodle to spare your forehead from your lofted bed? We’ve got you. Whether you’re missing the basics or looking for a few extras to make your room feel like home, Husky Exchange is the place to be.

What is Husky Exchange?
Each spring, generous Huskies donate gently-used and no-longer-needed items during spring semester move out. We collect it all and bring those items back in the fall so you can score dorm and apartment essentials – for free or at super low prices. Keeping costs down and items out of landfill? Sounds like a win-win to us.

So stop by Wadsworth Hall during move-in weekend and see what you can find. It’s first come, first serve – and cash only!

Location: Wadsworth Hall, Room G41

Hours:
Sunday, August 30 from 2 to 5 p.m.
Monday, August 31 from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, September 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Email sustainability@mtu.edu with any questions and follow us on Instagram (@sustainablemtu).