Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Conner Hall

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About Conner Hall

Conner Hall is the smaller of the two connected sides of MIT's Burton-Conner House, occupying 4 of the building's 9 floors (Conner 1 is taken up by the housemaster's suite, a conference room, and the library rather than student rooms). The building was constructed in 1927 as the Riverside Apartment building and has served as an MIT undergraduate residence since 1948. Suite-style rooms (singles, doubles, and triples) share full kitchens and multi-user bathrooms within each suite. A later accessibility renovation added new connecting corridors between the Burton and Conner sides on the upper floors.

Conner Hall has no air conditioning. Students here often pick up:

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