Are you interested in puzzle hunting and/or the MIT Mystery Hunt, but don’t currently have a team?  Ashdown House will be hosting “Grad Unified Theory”, a team for Mystery Hunt 2022, happening January 14, 2022 — January 17, 2022.  This Mystery Hunt will be held remotely, so people can puzzle from anywhere in the world.  (If you’re interested in learning more about Mystery Hunt in general, be sure to check out the official website: https://www.mitmh2022.com/)

For “Grad Unified Theory”, we will be (tentatively) having in-person puzzling in Ashdown House, as well as supporting remote puzzling through Discord and a collaboration server.  The design team for this year’s Mystery Hunt says they ”designed a Hunt that can be completed by a team of 75”; as such, if you’re currently planning on forming a small team for Mystery Hunt, it may be advantageous to band together with other groups of students if you want to see most of the Mystery Hunt.  Sign up for “Grad Unified Theory” here.

If you have any questions, please contact jhbell@mit.edu