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The coordinators of Next Haunt are responsible for devising clever and witty puzzles for participants to solve.

The Halloween-themed "rat" meatloaf at the Howard Dining Hall Oct. 31.

An inflatable 'vote-a-saurus' dinosaur was put up in Lobby 7 to encourage students to vote in the Nov. 6 midterm elections.

The exterior of Next Haunt's project was located in the basement lounge of Next House. The project was constructed from scratch in a matter of a few weeks.

Next Haunt incorporates many mind-boggling puzzles to not only challenge MIT students to think on their feet, but also do so under the stress of scares inside a haunted house.

A member of Next Haunt has makeup applied Oct. 26 for his role as an actor who spooks participants.

MIT midfielder #4 Shannon Miller '19 rushes to the aid of fellow midfielder #11 Emily Berzolla '20, as they fight for the ball from two Springfield foes during the NEWMAC Tournament Championship game on Saturday, wher...

In the conference room of Next House's basement, coordinators of Next Haunt monitor participants' progress Oct 26.

A student dressed in a Spiderman costume costume trick-or-treats at East Campus.

A few days before Next Haunt officially begins, coordinators monitor participants and evaluate the quality of the escape room.

Professor Jeff Grossman delivers 3.091 lecture dressed as a Noble Gas.

The Halloween-themed entrance to the Howard Dining Hall on Oct. 31.

At an Edgerton House pumpkin carving event, students dressed in dinosaur costumes.