Macalester College
| City | Country |
| Saint Paul | United States |
Services
Student services
Since 1986, Macalester has welcomed students from the United World Colleges (UWC), a network of International Baccalaureate schools designed for students interested in gaining leadership and cross-cultural skills in a global context.
Housing services
First Year Halls
- Doty Hall
- Dupre Hall (first-years and sophomores)
- Turck Hall
- Bigelow Hall (first-years and sophomores)
- 30 Mac
- Bigelow Hall
- Wallace Hall
- Dupre Hall
- Cottages
- George Draper Dayton (GDD) Hall
- Grand Cambridge Apartments
- Kirk Hall
Library services
It is our sincere pleasure to welcome you to the DeWitt Wallace Library. We pride ourselves in offering an open and inclusive environment. Our primary mission is to support the educational goals and informational needs of the Macalester community. We do, however, happily open our doors to public.
ICT services
Macalester College’s wireless network uses your username and password to connect, an authentication method that provides a more secure wireless experience. Detailed connection guides are provided for the most common computing devices.
Student Life
Campus life
The Ruth Stricker Dayton Campus Center fosters community by providing centralized facilities and services for programs which encourage interaction, fulfill daily needs, promote development, embrace diversity, generate revenue and cultivate connections to the college.
Sports facilities
The Macalester Club Sports Program is designed to provide opportunities for students to participate and compete in a variety of sports activities not offered on the varsity level at the College. These activities are competitive in nature.A club sport is initiated, organized, and operated by Macalester students who share a common interest in specific sports activity. In addition to sport skill development, Club Sports also provide students with learning experiences and leadership opportunities through involvement in club organizations, administration, budgeting, scheduling and fundraising.
Student clubs
What you do outside the classroom is just as important as what you do in it. There are 100+ student organizations and new ones are being formed all the time. From sketch comedy to knitting to managing a real mutual fund, Macalester’s student organizations are as diverse as our student body. Go ahead, try out the Scrabble club or Mac Rocketry. It’s up to you.