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Ashdown. By the beginning of the 21st century, the building had become run-down and in need of renovation. Graduate students were moved out, to a new Ashdown House (NW35) located much further away, a controversial decision justified by a desire to house all undergrads as close as possible to MIT's central campus. The exterior of the emptied building was immediately repaired to stop water leaks and further deterioration, but there was no funding to renovate the interior of the structure.
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or group cooking, including large "country kitchens" for groups of students working together. Informal and formal teaching about diet and cooking would be encouraged, in response to the expressed interest of many MIT students in learning how to cook. Dining halls would be structured for ease of access by other members of the MIT community, including students, faculty, and staff not residing in the host dorm, to facilitate wider social interactions and events.
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guiding principles for future dorms, making mutually acceptable compromise between student well-being and administrative needs. Later, administrators unilaterally reversed several decisions without student approval. The incident drew heavy criticism of MIT's leadership and decision-making process, with extensive student feedback and cooperation regularly being overturned with "vague appeals" to statistical data.
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elevator nor "A" tower staircases reach the first floor, where the dining hall is located. Dormitory rooms are also equipped with custom-designed, modular furniture made of plywood. These furnishings usually have holes in them or are in the shape of cubes. Student opinions on the furnishings are mixed, with praise for their modularity and criticism for their excessive weight and lack of durability.
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Senior House would be replaced with "Pilot 2021", a program to house mostly first-year students in a more regulated environment. The residence would no longer allow cats, murals, or other elements connected with "East-side" dorm culture. Many members of the East-side MIT community viewed the erasing of Senior House culture as an attack from the administration on their community values.
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housing plans, and possible loss of the unique student culture that had evolved over the years. On
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dormitories on an opt-in meal plan basis. Required meal plans were reinstituted in fall 2011 for residents of several dormitories, despite the vigorous objections of some students. As of 2023, the MIT meal plans offer a mix of choices, required for residents of some dorms, and optional for all other undergraduates and all grad students.
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upper-class residents of various dorms offer special events to highlight their individual cultures and amenities. Students who wish to switch residences apply for the First Year
Residence Exchange (FYRE) program, subject to availability of spaces. If they cannot move immediately, they can apply to move at the start of the next semester.
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room is to be equipped with furniture made of durable oak wood, designed to be modular and somewhat reconfigurable by the residents. Three bathrooms (allowing flexible gender designation) would be shared by each cluster of rooms, equipped with shared sinks and individually enclosed toilets and showers.
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In the 1960s, a dining hall was added at the rear of Burton-Conner, on the side away from the river. Some years later, the dining hall was shut down and the space became the Porter Room, a shared meeting and student event space. The entire building underwent a complete restructuring during 1970–1971,
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and nine graduate dorms. All undergraduate students are required to live in an MIT residence during their first year of study. Undergraduate dorms are usually divided into suites or floors, and usually have
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December 2017, and construction commenced with the demolition of the garage in January 2018. On February 28, 2019, an accident at the construction site killed one worker and injured two others. Evidence suggests that a material collapse from an upper floor
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Citing a low graduation rate and possible drug-related problems in Senior House, MIT administrators implemented a "turnaround program" in 2016 that included the banning of new students and the implementation of changes related to mental health and supervision. On June 12, 2017 it was announced that
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is the oldest dormitory at MIT and was the first self-governing college dormitory in the United States. Since its construction in 1916, it has served as the institute's first dormitory and on-campus fraternity, a mixed undergraduate and graduate dorm, an all-graduate facility, a seniors' dormitory,
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On May 7, 2013, MIT announced that Bexley Hall would be closed for up to three years, due to significant water damage inside the building's exterior walls that rendered the dormitory unsafe to live in. Bexley residents and others expressed considerable concern about the sudden disruption of student
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Simmons complain that aesthetics came as a higher priority than functionality. For example, residents in the "A" tower must take two different elevators, or must walk the length of the building twice (more than an eighth of a mile) to reach the dining hall. Neither the "A"
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computing cluster, and workout rooms. The TFL was so named at the first Next House governance meeting, the words "Tastefully
Furnished Lounge" originally appeared in an official brochure distributed at the dedication ceremonies for MacGregor House, and were ironically adopted because the space was
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The other dorms are designated as "cook-for-yourself" communities, and have kitchens on each floor, or in each suite of apartments. Residents of these dorms may also opt to sign up for a meal plan at another dorm with dining facilities, or may eat at any dining hall on a "cash" basis. Free shuttle
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The MIT administration has emphasized incorporation of shared dining facilities into several larger undergraduate dormitories, as places where daily informal social interactions can occur. After discontinuation of "mandatory commons" dining in 1970, MIT continued to operate dining halls in several
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The building's street address is 4 Ames Street, but the mailing address is 70 Amherst Street, because the main entry was moved to what originally was the back of the building. Before implementation of a single-entry building layout, Senior House had six entries named after historical MIT figures:
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However, residents lamented the significant impact on student communities that resulted from the renovation project. Students noted that the "pre-existing culture of New House...has largely been lost", pointing to the stress of having to frequently move between temporary housing buildings and the
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Upon arrival, first-year students are temporarily assigned to on-campus dormitory housing, based on a preliminary application and a lottery. They occupy this room as a homebase while they participate in
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Over the years, MIT undergrad dormitories have developed a diverse range of cultures and traditions. With occasional local exceptions, the West Campus dorms (Maseeh, McCormick, Baker, Burton-Conner, MacGregor, New House, Next House, Simmons, New Vassar) have tended to be more mainstream in their
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Both undergraduate and graduate dorms have a resident Head of House, usually a member of the MIT faculty, living in a special apartment suite within the building. Some larger dorms have multiple Heads of House, each responsible for a section of the building, who consult together on building-wide
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However, MIT students have criticized the design process for New Vassar as "a history of broken promises", with valuable student feedback "destroyed by top-down administrative backtracking". Early in the design stage for New Vassar, MIT administrators sought student input to articulate a set of
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Burton-Conner is a combination of two major sections of the former "Riverside" hotel and apartment building, which MIT acquired and reopened as a dormitory in 1950. "Burton House" consists of the 3 westernmost wings, while "Conner Hall" comprises the remaining 2 wings of the extended E-shaped
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Each suite in MacGregor houses six to eight people, usually coed; the entire dorm houses 326 undergrads. Almost all rooms in MacGregor are singles; the three doubles in F entry are an architectural anomaly. Each suite comes equipped with a bathroom and a kitchen area with a 4-burner electric
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Facing student resistance towards Pilot 2021, MIT announced on July 7, 2017 that the building would be completely emptied of undergraduates and repurposed as a graduate student dorm. This announcement triggered a new round of controversy and discussion among the MIT community. An article in
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Random Hall is the smallest of the MIT dorms, housing only about 93 undergraduates. Its location is also unique among undergraduate dorms, being about a block past the northern border of the main campus. Random Hall was known for its early implementation of bathroom and laundry machine
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buildings. The three sections are connected on the ground floor. Each tower has a penthouse on the top floor that looks out on the Boston skyline. The east tower has only singles while the west tower has singles, doubles, and triples. The funds for building McCormick Hall came from
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in September 2022, amid criticism that the building was "without landmarks" due to restrictions on students painting traditional wall murals. Canvas panels were offered instead, but the paperwork, approvals needed, and delays were objected to.
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The dorm celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2014. Due to the dorm's age, sturdiness, and tradition, the 350-400 undergrads living there are allowed to paint and alter rooms and floor common spaces, up to the limits of what the Cambridge
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There are also specialized subgroups of students within some of the larger dormitories, usually based on shared interests, language, or culture. Examples include French House, German House, La Casa, Chocolate City, Juniper, and iHouse.
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A Baker House tradition involves dropping an old worn-out piano from the roof. Started by former Baker resident Charles Bruno in 1972, the piano is dropped on Drop Day—the last day MIT students can drop a class with no penalty.
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with and without kitchens. Rooms are roughly arranged into three towers (the "A", "B", and "C" towers). Simmons Hall has a dining hall and a late-night cafe. The building also has some more esoteric facilities, such as a large
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The building at 305 Memorial Drive was formerly called "Ashdown House", but has been converted into "Maseeh Hall" for undergraduates. The name "Ashdown House" has been reassigned to the graduate residence at 235 Albany
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New House was constructed in 1975 and holds nine separate living groups. From 2017 to 2018, New House underwent an extensive renovation to upgrade infrastructure and improve quality of life. The renovation improved
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Maseeh Hall was first opened to undergrad residents in August 2011. Upon its re-opening, Maseeh Hall was MIT's largest undergrad dorm with 462 beds; in 2013, the building's occupancy was further increased to 490.
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to discourage improvised window air conditioner installations and to enable year-round use of the buildings. The new Vassar Street dormitory (Building W46) was specifically designed with these guidelines in mind.
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The dormitory is closed for two years beginning in June 2023 for a complete gut renovation. The renewed buildings will be completely air-conditioned, fully ADA-accessible, and include new amenities in common
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The first level is home to the Tastefully Furnished Lounge (TFL), along with music practice rooms, Next Dining (open daily to all MIT students for breakfast and dinner),
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4112:"Saying protests for dorm violate its values, MIT toughens plan clearing Senior House"
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1169:, co-inventor of the computerized spreadsheet; best-selling author and neuroscientist
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1535:, a media researcher and co-founder of the Comparative Media Studies program at MIT.
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1447:(Biology, 1964), Daniel K. Ludwig Professor for Cancer Research at MIT, awarded the
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3278:"At MIT, a rancid 25-year-old milk carton is fetid and famous - The Boston Globe"
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101:. Westgate and the Graduate Tower at Site 4 are designated for graduate student
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2835:"Brief History of McCormick Hall by Professor and Housemaster Charles Stewart"
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1305:(Mechanical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering, 2007), Co-founder and CEO of
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696:(MacCon) was located inside MacGregor on the first floor, but closed in 2017.
468:
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4810:
4087:"Senior House no more: community reacts with disappointment, fear, and anger"
3710:"Opinion: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: What Bexley means to its resident community"
2499:"Bad Ideas Weekend 2023 takes place and features 27 student-organized events"
1722:
1299:
also known for becoming the world's youngest self-made billionaire at age 28;
200:
The guidelines also state that dormitories should be designed to qualify for
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Atkinson (William P. Atkinson, professor of English language and literature)
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404:
The three "Burton" wings of Burton-Conner House, viewed from Memorial Drive
4062:"Plans of repopulation abandoned: Senior House to become graduate housing"
2937:"New House's culture has changed due to renovation process, residents say"
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3030:"Worker killed, two others injured in Vassar dorm construction accident"
2581:. Vol. 120, no. 65. The Tech. January 10, 2001. Archived from
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symbol in plan, while the other half contains a shallow pool of water.
964:"Simmons Hall" redirects here. For dormitories at Simmons College, see
613:
584:(Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1980), MIT professor and
384:(Physics and Electrical Engineering, 2000), noted poker authority; and
18:
List of Massachusetts Institute of Technology undergraduate dormitories
3165:
2473:"MIT Students Created a Small-Scale Roller Coaster for a Campus Bash"
1038:
944:
Random Hall was the home of The Milk, a 30-year-old carton of rancid
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1747:
1512:. Other notable former Senior House faculty residents include Swiss
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Within the building is a sculpture commissioned by American artist
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The building is located at 189 Vassar Street, the site of a former
4609:
2913:"Students welcomed back to renovated New House as semester begins"
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1122:, Bexley was among the first MIT dormitories to officially become
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431:. The two sections of the building are physically separated by a
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Maseeh Hall (the only meal plan hall which is also open for lunch)
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In addition, a portion of MIT undergraduate upperclassmen live in
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3082:"Construction begins on a new student residence on Vassar Street"
324:(Physics, 1968), astrophysicist and professor of physics at MIT;
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range-top; in addition, one suite in an entry also has an oven.
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4868:
Lists of university and college residences in the United States
4259:
4010:"Au MIT, le dortoir "sexe, drogue et alcool" va être démantelé"
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1368:
President Biden's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
1309:
and RadiantNano, former member of the MIT Corporation, named a
364:(Economics, 1987), healthcare economist and political advisor;
3985:"Why Residents of MIT's Counter-Culture Dorm Have to Move Out"
2872:
685:. The ground floor consists mostly of dorm-wide common areas.
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419:), is located at 410 Memorial Drive, on the north bank of the
340:(Chemistry and Biology, 1980), professor of chemistry at MIT;
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Hennacy, Kaitlyn; Anderson, Zoe; Sheill, Zoe (Feb 21, 2019).
1475:(Mechanical Engineering, 1947), former member of the Israeli
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who were Bexley "houseparents" in the 1970s and early 1980s.
3864:"MIT Responds to Concerning Graduation Data at Senior House"
3444:"Inside the Sponge A Study of Architecture after Architects"
3390:
Creating life from a sponge: the pre-history of Simmons Hall
3104:"A history of broken promises in the New Vassar dorm design"
3011:"Worker dies, two others hurt at MIT dorm construction site"
2981:"MIT moves forward with new dorm for undergraduate students"
2809:
3960:"Grappling With Its Identity, MIT Shuts A Dorm For Misfits"
2549:
1995:"Architectural Principles for MIT Undergraduate Residences"
1547:
70 Amherst Street (E2, formerly undergraduate Senior House)
898:, while students have always called the dorm "Next House".
522:, 1882, Secretary of the MIT Corporation from 1907 to 1929)
332:(Mathematics, 1968), professor of computer science at MIT;
110:
MIT Fraternities, Sororities, and Independent Living Groups
3761:"Demolition of Bexley in final stages of approval process"
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McCormick Hall – 320 Memorial Dr. Cambridge, MA 02139-4303
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1382:(Economics and Math, 1980), Yale Professor, co-founder of
576:(Mathematics and Physics, 1966), co-recipient of the 2006
3345:(1st ed.). New York: Princeton Architectural Press.
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Gannon, Todd; Michael Denison; Steven Holl, eds. (2004).
3313:
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2004:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. October 14, 2016
1386:, business columnist, and author of many books including
447:-network computers, a study area, an electronics lab and
320:
Corporation and inventor of numerous audio technologies;
277:, located at 362 Memorial Drive, is a co-ed dormitory at
97:
McCormick Hall is a women-only dorm; all other dorms are
4162:"A Weird MIT Dorm Dies, and a Crisis Blooms at Colleges"
2526:"East Campus Renewal Project | Division of Student Life"
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1437:(Chemistry, 1965), United States Representative for the
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concerts at MIT were sponsored by Bexley's housemaster.
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located at 229 Vassar Street, was designed by architect
616:, and Sam Bankman-Fried (Physics, 2014), founder of the
529:, 1890, member of the MIT Corporation from 1907 to 1929)
512:, 1893, member of the MIT Corporation from 1914 to 1936)
105:, and all other dorms are reserved for single students.
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Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
3051:"New Vassar Founders' Group | Division of Student Life"
3242:"Investigating the Milk, MIT's Historic Dairy Product"
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2323:"Burton Conner residents concerned about dorm renewal"
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Maseeh Hall (formerly Ashdown House), viewed from the
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are increasingly emphasized to support MIT's founding
4458:
Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center
4036:"Citing Safety, MIT Disbands Its Oldest, Oddest Dorm"
2351:"Burton Conner reopens to residents after renovation"
2298:"Burton Conner Renewal Project (Updated) 2-27-20.pdf"
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Simmons Hall, a large undergraduate dorm designed by
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History of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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2714:"Today in Maseeh Hall: Ashdown, New and Old, Part 1"
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2049:"Final report is released for Fall 2011 dining plan"
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This courtyard between the parallels is the site of
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1153:Notable alumni of Bexley Hall include U.S. Senator
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Inside the Sponge—Students Take on MIT Simmons Hall
81:(MIT), students are housed in eleven undergraduate
4858:Massachusetts Institute of Technology student life
3659:Lin, Leon and Bruno B. F. Faviero (May 10, 2013).
1773:
1221:that reflect the architecture of the original MIT
1205:Inward-facing traditional entrance to Senior House
2429:. September 14, 2005. Retrieved November 3, 2014.
1556:Graduate Tower at Site 4 (E37, 45 Hayward Street)
671:, located at 450 Memorial Drive, was designed by
328:(1966), former US Ambassador to Sudan and Haiti;
2461:. December 20, 2006. Retrieved February 1, 2007.
1330:Deepto Chakrabarty (Physics, 1988), Head of the
4848:Massachusetts Institute of Technology buildings
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1041:area. Simmons Hall was featured in the exhibit
316:(Electrical Engineering, 1951), founder of the
221:As of 2023, the mandatory meal plan dorms are:
3296:"The Random Hall Milk: Gone But Not Forgotten"
2720:. MIT Division of Student Life. Archived from
1455:for his contribution to the identification of
1427:(Mechanical Engineering, 1971), eponym of the
308:(Electrical Engineering, 1950), co-founder of
4428:Institute for Medical Engineering and Science
4271:
3735:"Recommendation made to demolish Bexley Hall"
1568:Westgate Apartments (W85, 540 Memorial Drive)
918:Random Hall, viewed from Massachusetts Avenue
427:structure. Burton is named after former dean
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2859:"History of McCormick | McCormick Hall"
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2177:"Baker House dorm getting major renovations"
1961:"Vassar Street Residence Hall, Building W46"
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1358:and Vice Provost for Faculty, Fellow of the
1107:was a former MIT dormitory located at 46-52
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2444:. June 7, 2007. Retrieved November 3, 2014.
2424:"Innovation is a hallmark of the Institute"
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1029:Honor Award for Architecture, and the 2004
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3787:"Just a Simple Brunch for 120 College Men"
3612:"Just a Simple Brunch for 120 College Men"
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1403:John Brusger (Chemistry, 1978) founder of
756:McCormick Hall, viewed from Memorial Drive
554:, and an automatic door-unlocking system.
3343:Simmons Hall: MIT undergraduate residence
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1776:The Insider's Guide to the Colleges, 2010
1439:3rd Congressional District of Connecticut
1295:(no degree, 2010), Co-founder and CEO of
1100:Bexley Hall during a snowy winter evening
368:(Physics, 2000), actor in movies such as
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1703:Traditions and student activities at MIT
1692:Eastgate Apartments (demolished c. 2022)
1605:Eastgate Apartments (demolished c. 2022)
1559:Sidney-Pacific (NW86, 70 Pacific Street)
1553:Edgerton House (NW10, 143 Albany Street)
1288:Notable alumni of Senior House include
983:Main entrance is concealed at the corner
112:(FSILGs), either on campus or nearby in
4878:Modernist architecture in Massachusetts
2955:"New Vassar | Division of Student Life"
2107:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1967:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1912:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1887:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1855:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1825:"W1 to reopen as Maseeh Hall next fall"
1714:
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1565:The Warehouse (NW30, 224 Albany Street)
1550:Ashdown House (NW35, 235 Albany Street)
1413:(Economics, 1975), former president of
1197:Senior House entrance on Amherst Street
975:Simmons Hall, viewed from Brigg's Field
860:fell down on top of the three workers.
4441:Electromagnetic and Electronic Systems
3785:Burtoff, Barbara (December 27, 1978).
3610:Burtoff, Barbara (December 27, 1978).
1881:"First Year Residence Exchange (FYRE)"
887:Next House, as seen from Amherst Alley
845:New Vassar construction site, May 2019
802:New House, as seen from Memorial Drive
564:Notable alumni of East Campus include
204:gold certification, including central
63:Undergraduate and graduate dormitories
4388:Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab
4320:Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
4288:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4160:Dreyfuss, Emily (10 September 2017).
3581:"Grateful Dead Concerts at MIT, 1970"
3384:Roberts, Jeffrey C. (April 2, 2004).
2344:
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2126:"About Cook-for-Yourself Communities"
1360:American Academy of Arts and Sciences
1344:(Aerospace Engineering, 1986), first
79:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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4615:Student Information Processing Board
3240:Igoe, Katherine (17 November 2015).
2911:Toulmin, Cooper (3 September 2018).
2894:"New House Renovation, Building W70"
2766:. MIT News Office. September 8, 2010
1629:Site 4 tower construction, July 2019
3838:"Senior House - MITAdmissions Wiki"
3567:MIT Undergraduate Residence 1980-81
2786:"The first semester of Maseeh Hall"
2454:"Top 10 Wired Colleges - #2 M.I.T."
2074:"Dining ignites campus controversy"
2022:Chen, Deborah (November 19, 2010).
1932:"More squeezing in dorms this year"
1562:Tang Hall (W84, 550 Memorial Drive)
1453:Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences
304:Notable Baker House alumni include
270:Rear facade of Baker House at night
4492:Research Laboratory of Electronics
3193:. bathroom.mit.edu. Archived from
2784:Bodner, Katie (February 7, 2012).
2072:Lloyd, Maggie (February 1, 2011).
2047:Fan, Jingyun (September 3, 2010).
2024:"More unrest over new dining plan"
1930:Cunniff, Margaret (Sep 10, 2010).
1823:Cunniff, Margaret (Sep 10, 2010).
1421:during the Clinton Administration;
1354:(Chemical Engineering, 1984), MIT
515:Walcott (William W. Walcott, 1901)
505:Goodale (Charles W. Goodale, 1875)
494:East Campus Alumni Memorial Houses
289:, and the dining hall features a "
281:designed by the Finnish architect
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3218:. laundry.mit.edu. Archived from
3080:Lund, Kristin (23 January 2018).
3028:Shi, Jessica (28 February 2019).
2979:Contreras, Jackie (11 May 2018).
2175:Wright, Sarah H. (June 3, 1998).
1780:. St. Martin's Griffin. pp.
352:(1983), former Chairman and CEO,
4488:Plasma Science and Fusion Center
4446:Information and Decision Systems
4135:Anderson, Jenny (15 June 2017).
4085:Moore, Karleigh; Zhong, Vivian.
4060:Moore, Karleigh; Zhong, Vivian.
3884:Moore, Karleigh; Zhong, Vivian.
3474:Canadian Centre for Architecture
3121:Adams, Jessica (14 March 2019).
3102:Chin, Lilly (28 February 2019).
2471:Annear, Steve (26 August 2014).
2280:"MIT Dorms: Burton Conner House"
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1027:American Institute of Architects
612:(no degree, 2008) co-founder of
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4337:Schwarzman College of Computing
4008:Heidsieck, Louis (2017-06-16).
3417:Kennedy, Pagan (May 18, 2003).
3366:Nasr, Susan (January 8, 2007).
2259:""For Release in SUNDAY Papers"
1485:Ambassador to the United States
1143:Federal Bureau of Investigation
966:Simmons College (Massachusetts)
4372:Health Sciences and Technology
3983:Glatter, Hayley (2017-06-29).
3512:. Kunstler.com. Archived from
3496:"A Modern More or Less Humane"
3123:"Data, inclusion, and the DSL"
2935:Wu, Melody (11 October 2018).
2497:Zhang, Eunice (Jan 26, 2023).
2400:"MIT Campus Map (interactive)"
1772:Yale Daily News Staff (2009).
1754:. MIT Division of Student Life
1729:. MIT Division of Student Life
1346:Assistant Secretary of Defense
772:(SB 1904, Biology), a leading
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3535:"MIT Art Listing: Dan Graham"
2985:Cambridge Chronicle & Tab
310:Digital Equipment Corporation
4406:Information Systems Research
4350:Brain and Cognitive Sciences
3910:"Pilot 2021 at Senior House"
3587:. MIT Museum. Archived from
3585:MIT150 Exhibition Nomination
3565:Sherwood, Robert A. (1980).
2610:"MIT Dorms: MacGregor House"
2608:Mollie B. (April 20, 2006).
1906:"How Overflow Housing Works"
1849:"First-Year Housing Process"
1238:, professor of architecture)
1213:and military housing during
1035:Boston Society of Architects
701:computational fluid dynamics
532:Wood (Kenneth F. Wood, 1894)
4672:Fraternities and sororities
4595:MIT Science Fiction Society
2211:Verma, Aditi (2009-04-24).
1504:for the development of the
1348:for Science and Technology;
1269:, fourth president of MIT).
809:, sometimes referred to as
568:(Mathematics, 1965) of the
388:(Ocean Engineering, 2000),
262:Front facade of Baker House
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4332:Sloan School of Management
4215:U.S. Department of Defense
2575:"This Week in MIT History"
1248:, second president of MIT)
1080:Former undergraduate dorms
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770:Katharine Dexter McCormick
4637:Traditions and activities
4310:Architecture and Planning
4110:Levy, Marc (2017-07-07).
3684:Xu, Kath (May 14, 2013).
3641:. Web.mit.edu. 2013-05-07
2349:Wu, Wenbo (Sep 8, 2022).
1459:and their role in cancer;
1449:National Medal of Science
1419:Secretary of the Treasury
1332:MIT Department of Physics
1262:, professor of chemistry)
821:, enhanced environmental
540:building numbering system
40:This article needs to be
4620:Tech Model Railroad Club
4478:Nuclear Research Reactor
4239:Division of Student Life
2105:Division of Student Life
2002:Division of Student Life
1910:Division of Student Life
1885:Division of Student Life
1502:Nobel Prize in Chemistry
1390:and The Art of Strategy;
1157:(D-CA); director of the
356:; Warren Madden (1985),
122:Brookline, Massachusetts
4573:List Visual Arts Center
3939:saveseniorhouse.mit.edu
3844:. MIT Admissions Office
3498:. architectureweek.com.
3370:. technologyreview.com.
2898:capitalprojects.mit.edu
2687:"Ashdown House History"
1965:capitalprojects.mit.edu
1853:The Guide to Residences
1255:, professor of physics)
1133:Following leads in the
631:cryptocurrency exchange
570:Iraqi National Congress
3510:"Eyesore of the Month"
3419:"Big Sponge on Campus"
1388:Thinking Strategically
1366:, and a member of the
1260:William Ripley Nichols
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1031:Harleston Parker Medal
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4873:Alvar Aalto buildings
4853:Steven Holl buildings
4717:Sean Collier Memorial
4589:MIT Technology Review
4537:William Barton Rogers
4411:International Studies
4235:"Graduate Residences"
3392:. MIT. Archived from
3260:"MIT's Very Old Milk"
2685:Burbine, Tom (2021).
1683:Former graduate dorms
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4191:World Economic Forum
3842:MITWIKI Discover MIT
3814:"[Homepage]"
3547:on February 27, 2012
3314:"[Homepage]"
3141:"[Homepage]"
2550:"[Homepage]"
2234:"[Homepage]"
2151:"[Homepage]"
1510:random access memory
1315:World Economic Forum
1109:Massachusetts Avenue
1086:structural integrity
1059:Eyesore of the Month
927:Massachusetts Avenue
871:Gold certification.
510:Albert Farwell Bemis
4824:42.3591°N 71.0934°W
4820: /
4501:Whitehead Institute
4416:Theoretical Physics
3935:"Save Senior House"
3469:"Inside the Sponge"
3055:studentlife.mit.edu
3017:. 28 February 2019.
2959:studentlife.mit.edu
2712:Fujimori, Jessica.
2530:studentlife.mit.edu
2439:"Disco Dance Floor"
1677:Westgate Apartments
1506:lithium-ion battery
1500:, awarded the 2019
1481:Minister of Defense
1356:Institute Professor
1311:Young Global Leader
1159:Vatican Observatory
1120:alternative culture
1118:Long known for its
999:reinforced concrete
950:macaroni and cheese
488:Variously known as
429:Alfred Edgar Burton
409:Burton-Conner House
396:Burton-Conner House
390:National Geographic
344:(Chemistry, 1983),
249:Undergraduate dorms
4785:MIT OpenCourseWare
4568:Lemelson–MIT Prize
4496:Senseable City Lab
4463:McGovern Institute
4453:Lincoln Laboratory
4014:Le Figaro Etudiant
3792:The New York Times
3617:The New York Times
3396:on January 3, 2012
3302:. 21 October 2022.
3266:. 27 October 2019.
3191:"bathroom.mit.edu"
1498:John B. Goodenough
1457:cellular oncogenes
1415:Harvard University
1246:John Daniel Runkle
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4692:Kresge Auditorium
4682:Infinite Corridor
4483:Picower Institute
3958:Herper, Matthew.
3818:Save Senior House
3741:. 18 October 2013
3352:978-1-56898-464-3
3300:mitadmissions.org
3216:"laundry.mit.edu"
2130:MIT Campus Dining
1791:978-0-312-57029-3
1581:70 Amherst Street
1374:Elizabeth Bradley
1336:Bruno Rossi Prize
1307:Transatomic Power
1070:Yin Yang Pavilion
1006:, an electronics
694:convenience store
602:US Representative
552:disco dance floor
457:COVID-19 pandemic
377:Can't Hardly Wait
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1293:Patrick Collison
954:birthday parties
857:parking facility
788:Herbert Beckwith
673:Pietro Belluschi
652:
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624:Alameda Research
484:and celebrations
441:communal showers
411:, (shortened to
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610:Arash Ferdowsi
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