Residential Life
Undergraduate Hall Governments

Each of MIT’s 11 undergraduate residence halls has a functioning government to advocate for the interests of their residents as well as provide opportunities for leadership development and social and educational activities within the dorms. Each of the governments work to create a vibrant community. For additional information on each of the halls and DormCon please visit the individual websites by clicking on the links below.

MIT’s Undergraduate Hall Governments
Baker
Bexley
Burton-Conner
East Campus
MacGregor
McCormick
New
Next
Random
Senior
Simmons

Dormitory Council
The Dormitory Council (DormCon) is MIT's student government body that represents all undergraduate dormitory residents. Representatives from each dormitory (usually the dorms' presidents) comprise DormCon and meet every two weeks to discuss and propose policies and programs that affect and benefit the entire dormitory system.

DormCon Officers: http://web.mit.edu/dormcon/officers/

DormCon exists to preserve and develop dormitory culture both individually and as a system. DormCon is the unified voice of opinions and concerns of dormitory residences; moreover, it works to create a community where all undergraduate dormitory residents are comfortable and feel welcome. Meetings are open to the general public. Relevant student and administrative guests are invited regularly to discuss pertinent issues.

Visit DormCon on the web at http://web.mit.edu/dormcon