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Highlights of Boston University Charles River Campus C M S a O m A L S D bridge T S IE o RIAL DRIVE A M R MEMO CHUS A S S FI S EL A D BOSTO E C R TT HU O 3 S A 51 S 1 E D C3 TT A on S V s Y T E r N . ASHFORD ST. e A UR k ld P N W P U IK N Nic Fie S E Malvern I E Admissions X IVERS P N TE VE Reception Center Field A ROW DRI NS STOR G P IO C . N H G T . 45 C T IT . 4 T A A 29 . 43 S . H GARDNER ST. S Alpert RAL T P T T S RLES Y Y 9 A S D N S K Y S John Hancock ATE ROAD Y ST BA Mall 26 E K R E RLES T 19 50 BRIDGE P R C I N E 10 Y IG R N C 18 R S Student Village I O O R B H A R FI R P GA U B C 39 O N E H 16 E 22 ELD B R n GA B V w V A C 6 8 46 to I 17 n T w E L P Do L A 36 48 o 5 R P 44 T n 2 N 41 P E EA M1 ST osto A C6 13 P H 40 T B A 11 B 14 35 P 27 G U 20 21 25 28 C4 P 47 AVE. E W C5 S . TH M EAL Kenmore MONW COMMONWEALTH AVE. COM S Square ES T University Shuttle Bus . M4 M2 M3 T E T PLEA T S . L . 49 . S D P P T A D T P 30 37 S R D R S 7 S 15 ’ P S 12 O L Y S F S Y MOUNTFOR 31 F N ET U I 33 E R A U R E L D R H 38 L CUMMI A L NT ST A T NG N O 23 TON PIKE E ST P P . 42 A M TURN R M . L A DUMMER ST. TTS . T T S CON S E USE A B H T N S 32 A V S T 34 S MASSAC . T . BE . A . D E . LENOX ST. R N T I S L WORTHINGTO N RD. MOUNT K X F T O . RT EGMONT ST. A ST. O E T M S R S S U R T N RO S A T N DEL B E . F T O EUSTON ST. O 24 S E L T C S L G S T . Fenway Park R A E T A BUSWEL R T C P MI O N C IVY ST. E A . R BE LEGEND T S RDE N MBTA Stops, Green line “B” cars E O N T P L K M1 The BUS shuttle stops I ESW A H R K C S I D T C P . K T. R Boston University Parking Lots M S LD IV AR IE E DF P Commercial Parking Lots Y E 0 scale in feet 500 ’ M S . S T . NMOUTH ST MO Highlights of Boston University Charles River Campus SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES UNIVERSITY FACILITIES Hotel Commonwealth, 500 Comm. Ave. 49 MAJOR RESIDENCES 985 Comm. Ave. College of Arts and Sciences, 725 Comm. Ave. 25 Academy, Boston University, 1 University Rd. 16 Housing Office, 5 10 Buick Street 9 111 Cummington St. College of Communication, 640 Comm. Ave. 33 Admissions Reception Center, 121 Bay State Rd. 43 Information Technology, 31 575 Commonwealth Avenue 44 School of Education, 2 Sherborn St. 36 Agganis Arena, 925 Comm. Ave. 6 International Students and Scholars Office, 1019 Commonwealth Avenue 2 19 Deerfield St. 46 College of Engineering, 44 Cummington St. 32 Barnes & Noble at Boston University, Danielsen Hall, 512 Beacon St. 51 660 Beacon St. Life Science and Engineering, 24 Cummington St. 34 College of Fine Arts, 855 Comm. Ave. 14 48 Myles Standish Hall, 610 Beacon St. 50 Marsh Chapel, 735 Comm. Ave. 22 College of General Studies, 871 Comm. Ave. 13 Biological and Physics Research Buildings, Shelton Hall, 91 Bay State Rd. 45 3–5 Cummington St. 38 Metcalf Science Center, 590 Comm. Ave. 42 Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, South Campus 24 705 Comm. Ave. Boston University Experience, 602 Comm. Ave. 37 Morse Auditorium, 602 Comm. Ave. 37 27 The Towers, 140 Bay State Rd. 39 928 Comm. Ave. BU Art Gallery at the Stone Gallery, 855 Comm. Ave. 14 Mugar Memorial Library, 771 Comm. Ave. 18 School of Hospitality Administration, 7 Warren Towers, 700 Comm. Ave. 30 765 Comm. Ave. Campus Information and Visitor Relations, 25 Buick St. 10 Photonics Center, 8 St. Mary’s St. 23 School of Law, 19 West Campus, 273–277 Babcock St. 4 285 Babcock St. 1 Sherborn St. School of Management, 595 Comm. Ave. 41 Case Athletic Center, 3 President’s Office, 40 225 Bay State Rd. 881 Comm. Ave. Metropolitan College, 755 Comm. Ave. 20 The Castle, 29 Registrar, 11 Campus Information: 617-353-INFO, Academic departments and other programs, Center for English Language and Student Health Services, 881 Comm. Ave. (West) 11 [email protected], www.bu.edu/infocenter 808 Comm. Ave. 15 Orientation Programs, 890 Comm. Ave. 7 Students, Dean of, 775 Comm. Ave. 17 The distance from Kenmore Square to West Campus 881 Comm. Ave. Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Comptroller, 11 Summer Term, 755 Comm. Ave. 20 residences is approximately 1.3 miles. 635 Comm. Ave. Sciences, 35 Development and Alumni Relations, 1 Sherborn St. 40 Theatre, 264 Huntington Ave. (not on map) The Goldman School of Dental Medicine, School of Social Work, 264 Bay State Rd. 26 881 Comm. Ave. Financial Assistance, 11 Track and Tennis Center, 100 Ashford St. 1 School of Medicine, and School of Public Health are School of Theology, 745 Comm. Ave. 21 915 Comm. Ave. located at the Boston University Medical Campus in Fitness and Recreation Center, 8 Tsai Performance Center, 685 Comm. Ave. 28 745 Comm. Ave. Boston’s South End. University Professors Program, 21 775 Comm. Ave. George Sherman Union, 17 University Computers, 533 Comm. Ave. 47.
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