Thomas Eliot B House

In 2002, the Thomas H. Eliot House was constructed on the South 40. Known first as “University House,” in 2005 the Eliot name was transferred to this new residence house, which replaced the older highrise that had carried the name since 1964.

Thomas Eliot B House contains modern four-person single suites, with each suite having a shared living space and bathroom. Each student will have a: XL twin bed frame and accompanying mattress; a three-drawer dresser; and a computer desk and chair. A shower curtain is provided for the bathroom and the suite is carpeted. In the shared living space there is a couch, couch chair, coffee and side table provided.

There are kitchens on each floor and a laundry facility in each building. There are study spaces available, a main computer lab and a multipurpose room. Students will be responsible for providing their personal items and toiletries.

Room dimensions

The renderings below represent a standard layout. Renderings may not be completely representative of the room you are assigned to.

Floor plans

You may find floor plans of our residential facilities at the link below.

Disclaimer: Please note that the floor plans provided are for general reference only and may not reflect the most current layout due to ongoing and recent facilities projects. Changes such as renovations, remodeling, and other modifications might not be immediately updated in these plans. We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Thomas Eliot staff

Askya Offor

Residential Community Director

Liggett & Koenig Residential Community (Liggett House, Koenig House); Thomas Eliot Residential Community (Thomas Eliot A House, Thomas Eliot B House)

Flora Cassen

Thomas H. Eliot House Faculty Fellow

Associate Professor of Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Studies and of History

Adam Kepecs

Thomas H. Eliot House Faculty Fellow

Robert J. Terry Professor of Neuroscience, Professor of Psychiatry

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