MacGregor House is comprised of 312 singles and 3 doubles, distributed between the high-rise and the low-rise. Our singles are grouped into suites of either 6 or 8 people and suites are then grouped into 9 entries—extended-family-sized living units—labeled A through J (because “I” entry is imaginary, of course).

 

For every walk of life there’s an entry to suit it. Some entries go rock climbing on the weekends, others play board games all night, others go adventuring around campus and Boston, and still others celebrate your unbirthdays with zebras. If you choose to live at MacGregor, you’ll get to meet all the entries and see for yourself which one fits you best.

 

MacGregor has a wide array of facilities for its residents: a weight room, study rooms, game room, music room, and perhaps most importantly MacCon, a convenience store loaded with snacks to satisfy any craving. And the best part is that after a long day, you can come back to relax with your friends in the entry lounge or go to your own room to unwind.

 

At MacGregor, we don’t just have roommates; we have families.