Residence Halls - Division of Student Life
WEBRandom Hall. 290 Massachusetts Avenue. Building NW61. Cambridge, MA 02139. (617) 258-6344. Find out more.
Housing & Residential Services | Division of Student Life
WEBHRS provides housing operations for all MIT graduate and undergraduate residential facilities, including housing assignments, repair and maintenance, communications, summer conference housing, and residential security.
Residence Halls | The Guide to Residences - Massachusetts …
WEBResidence Halls. Each of our residence halls has their own unique community and choosing where you’d like to live is one of the most important decisions you will make during your time at MIT! Please take the time to explore each of MIT's unique undergraduate residential communities.
Compare Residences | The Guide to Residences
WEBMaseeh Hall x Remove McCormick Hall x Remove New House x Remove New Vassar x Remove Next House x Remove Random Hall x Remove Simmons Hall x Remove; Capacity: 325 388 0 313 501 255 290 450 368 93 ...
Housing at MIT | MIT Admissions
WEBYou choose where you live, and each living group is a community with its own distinct culture and traditions. MIT housing is guaranteed for your entire undergraduate experience, and all first-year students live in on-campus residence halls.
First-Year Housing Information | Division of Student Life
WEBAll first-year students are required to live on campus in one of MIT’s available residence halls. This webpage includes some helpful details as you think through your on-campus housing options for the coming academic year.
Housing - MIT Course Catalog
WEBMIT is a residential university at the undergraduate level. Of the total undergraduate student body, more than 3,500 students live in a residence hall on campus, and more than 1,000 students take advantage of living in MIT-approved fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups (FSILGs).
Housing and residence life - MIT Admissions
WEBHousing is guaranteed on campus your entire undergraduate experience, and all first-year students live in one of our 10 on-campus residence halls. And MIT allows its students to choose which residence they want to live in, giving students the chance to live in a place that feels like home.
Tang Hall MIT – Tang Hall is an MIT Graduate Residence located …
WEBTang Hall is an MIT Graduate Residence located at the west end of campus, with a view of the Charles River, Boston, Cambridge, and the MIT campus. Tang Hall hosts a bustling graduate community of approximately 400 graduate students living in …
Maseeh Hall
WEBLocated at the center of student life, Maseeh is the most conveniently located residence and has a dining hall which serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night dining! Open now for our twelfth year, we hope you will consider calling Maseeh your …
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