The dorms at Babson aren’t just housing; they're also venues for social life.
Bryant Hall houses 45 students from all class years. It has single and double rooms with private kitchens and bathrooms.
Coleman Hall has a reputation for being sporty and spirited and is located near the athletic fields. It has single, double, and triple rooms and hosts the campus' huge historic globe.
Canfield Hall has all single rooms with community bathrooms and houses three fraternities and one sorority.
Forest Hall is an all-freshman hall with single, double, triple, and quad rooms.
Keith Hall has single rooms and is home to two sororities and one fraternity.
Map Hill is the newest housing option at Babson and holds 124 students. The rooms are four-person suites and all residents are juniors or seniors.
McCullough Hall offers six-person suites for juniors and seniors.
Park Manor Central houses a mix of class years in double and triple rooms. The basement of Central holds the radio station and Roger’s Pub.
Park Manor North is a substance-free housing option for freshmen. Rooms are available in single, double, triple, and quad, and there are volleyball and basketball courts right outside.
Park Manor South houses mostly upperclassmen and is located directly across from Reynolds Campus Center and the library.
Pietz Hall has six-person suites for juniors and seniors with a common living space and a kitchen.
Publishers is a small hall of 47 freshmen with singles, doubles, and triple rooms.
Putney Hall has singles and doubles and has substance free housing on the first floor for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Van Winkle Hall is open to all class years and has single and double rooms.
Leonard Schlesinger became the 12th president of Babson on July 1, 2008. Prior to coming to Babson, he was the vice chairman and chief operating officer of Limited Brands, where he oversaw Bath and Body Works, Express, Limited Stores, Henri Bendel, Victoria’s Secret, and White Barn Candle Company. He was a professor at Harvard Business School for twenty years and was also a faculty member at Brown University.
Arthur Blank (1963) co-founded Home Depot and also owns the Atlanta Falcons.
Roger Enrico (1965) is the chairman of DreamWorks Animation and was formerly the CEO of PepsiCo.
Daniel Gerber (1920) founded Gerber Baby Foods.
Stephen Gaghan (attended) wrote and directed the films Syriana and Traffic.
Stephen Spinelli, Jr. (1992) founded Jiffy Lube and is currently the president of Philadelphia University.