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  1. Buildings / Spaces

    1. Residential

      1. Undergraduate

        1. Douglass Houghton Hall (DHH, 31)

          Building 31
          Nickname:
          DHH, Hogwarts

          Douglass Houghton Hall (DHH) is Michigan Tech's oldest and smallest residence hall, offering a close-knit community and historic charm. The three-story hall is home to approximately 360 Huskies and features mostly double-occupancy rooms, along with a limited number of quadruple rooms. DHH is named after Douglass Houghton, Michigan’s first state geologist, who discovered copper deposits in the local area in the early 1840s.

          Inside you'll find:

          • Quick access to academic buildings
          • Historic residence hall atmosphere
          • Keweenaw Waterway views
            Double- and quadruple-occupancy rooms
          • Junction House (ghost kitchen featuring mobile ordering)
          • Study area ballroom with stage

          Learn more: Explore Michigan Tech's housing and dining options.

          Amenities
          • Ballroom
          • Fitness center
          • Game area
          • Kitchenettes
          • Laundry room
          • Saunas
          • Study rooms
          • Single Stall Restrooms: First Floor next to front desk
          • HuskyPrint Stations: 130 Lobby
          Accessibility Information
          • Restrooms (First Floor): East—1 men's accessible restroom, 1 women's accessible restroom.
          • Parking: Lot 7W, Lot 7E