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Hoogenboom Health & Recreation

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The Hoogenboom Health and Recreation Center has the focus of core activity classes during the day and has a vibrant night life with intramural activities.

The Hoogenboom Recreation Center is a multipurpose venue used for a variety of events. It also houses two dance studios, racquetball court, classrooms, conference rooms.

The facility is only open to current students and ÃÛÌÒapp employees.

Quick facts

  • Can be set for 3 volleyball, 2 basketball or 8 badminton courts
  • Has over 700 students involved in intramural sports from basketball to wiffle ball
  • The HRC is usually open for recreational and intramural activities starting at 3:30 p.m. everyday
  • The dance studio and dance loft are the main location for the rehearsals of the Dance Guild and Rangeela - student groups with over 500 students

Location

3195 Knight Way SE
49546-4406

42.93307, -85.5896

Related Places

Spoelhof Fieldhouse Complex

Accessibility Info

Accessible parking, automatic door opener, accessible entrance, barrier-free restrooms, elevators

Parking Info

Convenient parking available in Parking Lot 6 and Parking Lot 7.

Building
Academic

Hours

Fall drop-in gym and racquetball hours:

  • Monday - Friday: 12:00 - 6:00pm
  • Saturday & Sunday: closed