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McLaughlin Cluster Floor Plans
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The McLaughlin Cluster, named for the late Dartmouth president emeritus
David T. McLaughlin ('54, Tu '55), contains six residence halls and houses a
total of 342 students. With brick exteriors, white trim, and copper roofs, the
cluster reflects Dartmouth's traditional architecture. Each floor has a
kitchen, lounges and living rooms, and study spaces. Goldstein Hall contains a
student commons to serve the social needs of the cluster and the entire
Dartmouth community, providing space for dinners, informal gatherings, dances,
student performances, films, alumni events, and conferences.
The McLaughlin Cluster is a mixed-class community with upperclass students
living primarily in singles and suites and first-year students residing
primarily in two-room doubles and singles.
- Berry - 43 beds
- Bildner - 61 beds
- Rauner - 75 beds
- Byrne II - 49 beds
- Goldstein - 39 beds
- Thomas - 75 beds
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