Photos: Haunted Halls at UMD

Kelsey Olin watches as daughter Lainey, 17 months, clutching a cookie in one hand, tries eating a still-wrapped candy bar Monday at the University of Minnesota Duluth's 22nd annual Haunted Halls event. UMD residence halls were transformed into "haunted halls," with chances for kids to go trick-or-treating, play games and make crafts. This year's theme was "Everyday Heroes," to recognize people such as teachers, doctors, firefighters, nurses and parents. Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com — Kelsey Olin watches as daughter Lainey, 17 months, clutching a cookie in one hand, tries eating a still-wrapped candy bar Monday at the University of Minnesota Duluth's 22nd annual Haunted Halls event. Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com

By Steve Kuchera

October 30, 2017 at 7:34 PM

The University of Minnesota Duluth hosted its 22nd annual Haunted Halls event on Monday.

UMD residence halls were transformed into "haunted halls," with chances for kids to go trick-or-treating, play games and make crafts.

This year's theme was "Everyday Heroes," to recognize people such as teachers, doctors, firefighters, nurses and parents.

Elda Mesfin points out prizes Hadley Kurtz, 5, can pick after playing a game at UMD’s annual Haunted Halls event Monday. Kurtz was dressed as Doc McStuffins for the event, which had a theme of “Everyday Heroes.” Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com

1/2: Elda Mesfin points out prizes Hadley Kurtz, 5, can pick after playing a game at UMD’s annual Haunted Halls event Monday. Kurtz was dressed as Doc McStuffins for the event, which had a theme of “Everyday Heroes.” Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com

UMD’s Ryan Traczyk (lower left) and Keaira Willis, 7, watch a spinning wheel to see what prize Willis will win during Monday’s Haunted Halls event on campus. Willis was dressed as a goddess. Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com

2/2: UMD’s Ryan Traczyk (lower left) and Keaira Willis, 7, watch a spinning wheel to see what prize Willis will win during Monday’s Haunted Halls event on campus. Willis was dressed as a goddess. Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com

By Steve Kuchera

Steve Kuchera is a retired Duluth News Tribune photographer.

Photos: Haunted Halls at UMD

The University of Minnesota Duluth hosted its 22nd annual Haunted Halls event on Monday. UMD residence halls were transformed into "haunted halls," with chances for kids to go trick-or-treating, play games and make crafts. This year's theme was "...