Tamarack Hall
More than just a good view.
You've heard it before it's the tallest building in Beltrami County. So? Well there's a lot to be said for height. Tamarack's 12 floors gives it an urban feel, with the best views in town overlooking both the lake and the surrounding area. The 12th floor features no fewer than three study and social lounges, from which you can see for miles. The second and third floors offer two person suites, doubling your available space. Tamarack attracts a diverse population of residents. It's close to the Rec Center so it's the res hall of choice for student athletes, and also houses a mix of first year, returning and international students.
Life in Tamarack
Free willed, and spirited, residents of Tamarack are a fiercely independent bunch. They have their own ideas about how to do things, and have a strong sense of community service and civic engagement. With a fast paced and energetic social environment, it's a fun and exciting place to live.
Activities and Traditions
Tamarack offers a well rounded mix of social, civic engagement, and educational programming, so there is always a lot of activities for residents to choose from. Activities and traditions include:
- Backyard Bash
- Canned food drives
- Clothing drives
- Hall decorating contests
- Haunted Floors
- Trick or Treating
- Double Rooms
- Two person suites on second and third floor
- Three 12th floor lounges
- Elevators run 24/7
- TV lounge on first floor with 60" TV
- Conference Room available for meetings, classes and studying
- Game room with pool table, ping pong and foosball
- 400 residents on eleven floors
- 2nd floor coed suite floor
- 3rd floor coed suite floor
- 4th floor male
- 5th floor female
- 6th floor male
- 7th floor female
- 8th floor male
- 9th floor female
- 10th floor male
- 11th
floor female
Bucky's Scoop.
Here's a little known tidbit about one reason people choose Tamarack . . . the breeze. It's in just the right spot to catch the breeze off Lake Bemidji. I sometimes go up to twelfth after cheering a game just to cool off my tail and of course, shoot the breeze.