Enrico Fermi once said, "Before I came here I was confused about this subject. Having listened to your lecture, I am still confused, but on a higher level."

attended that lecture.

A view from MacGregor is like looking down on Earth from the stars. MacGregor's prime waterfront real estate offers breathtaking views of the Charles and the Boston skyline beyond.

This website's source code and infrastructure, the ability to cook, your choice of living community and room assignments—they operate in the public interest of all MacGregorites. You won't get this freedom at many other undergraduate dormitories at MIT.

Between

and the industrial crossroads of Cambridgeport, there is a place—on a tiny stretch of street called Amherst Alley—that fills the quiet void with a voracious intellectual appetite and an unparalleled creative vision.

The bricks are everywhere—by far the most recognizable feature of MacGregor. You'll find them protecting the building's exterior from harsh Bostonian winters, lining its fabled corridors, and in your room, as much an architectural statement as they are a testament to the people of MacGregor.

MacGregor's greatness is the greatness of its people. Living in MacGregor inevitably connects you to its people and its culture—one of the most diverse, unique, and historic of any MIT dorm—spanning nine entries, countless murals and traditions, and a couple hundred current residents.