I lived at Fenway House from 1975–1979 just before it turned Coed. It was a wonderful place to live. Fenway House is a working anarchy. Fenway House has a King (or maybe a Queen these days) who is mainly a figurehead. read more
I personally like to live in the relatively quiet 3rd (floor) WAR and hang out in 4th WAR. I think the Senior House GRT's don't explicitly throw as many study breaks as GRTs in other dorms. However, our GRT's are still approachable, and available to hang out. read more
Often referred to as the Cradle of Liberty, Boston is the site of some of the most significant social, cultural and political moments in U.S. history. Living in the region can feel like you're acting out the pages of a history book, while simultaneously experiencing the perks of a modern metro area. read more