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Parent & Family CALENDAR 2020 – 2021 All dates are subject to change due to COVID-19, please check the Parent & Family Programs' website for the electronic version of this calendar for updates. Thank you. BOSTON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MAP A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q CHARLES RIVER CAMPUS 1 1 North 120 619 512 100 300 285 DeWolfe Boathouse 33 New Balance 277 BU Sailing Pavilion Field 11 275 59 53 2 233 99 91 2 225 225 121 113 213 153 147 273 32 10 25 632 610 270 56 481 765 96 264 226 216 152 140 100 949 735 1019 985 975 925 915 1 771 565 881 871 855 775 745 725 705 675 635 621 2 1 595 575 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE COMMONWEALTH AVENUE Kenmore Street 3 AVENUE 1010 928 910 890 888 846 808 750 730 704 700 610 602 580 3 179 820 Babbitt Street 111 590 COMMONWEALTH 930 15 640 8 110 Cummington Mall 3 100 677 44 2 4 4 5 The Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine (SDM), 5 School of Medicine (MED), and School of Public Health (SPH) To Fenway Campus are on the BU Medical Campus in Boston’s South End. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q S CHO OLS & COLLEG E S RESOURCES & SERVICES CAMPUS LIFE MAJO R R E S IDE N C E S Arvind & Chandan Nandlal Kilachand Honors College N2 College of Engineering (ENG) K3 Alan & Sherry Leventhal Center, 233 Bay State Rd. K2 Agganis Arena, 925 Commonwealth Ave. D2 10 Buick Street (StuVi1) E2 91 Bay State Rd. Administration, 44 Cummington Mall Admissions BU Art Gallery at the Stone Gallery, 855 Commonwealth Ave. F2 33 Harry Agganis Way (StuVi2) D1 Biomedical Engineering Department, 44 Cummington Mall Barnes & Noble @ Boston University, 910 Commonwealth Ave. E3 BUild Lab: IDG Capital Student Innovation Center I3 Boston University Academy (BUA), 1 University Rd. H2 Electrical & Computer Engineering Department, 8 St. Mary’s St. 575 Commonwealth Avenue M2 730 Commonwealth Ave. Engineering Product Innovation Center (EPIC), 750 Commonwealth Ave. Boston University Police, 32 Harry Agganis Way D2 College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences J2 Materials Science & Engineering Division, 15 St. Mary’s St. Case Athletic Center (Walter Brown Arena), 285 Babcock St. C1 1019 Commonwealth Avenue B2 (CAS/GRS) Mechanical Engineering Department, 110 Cummington Mall Center for English Language & Orientation Programs (CELOP) E3 890 Commonwealth Ave. Center for Computing & Data Sciences K3 Danielsen Hall, 512 Beacon St. Q1 Administration (CAS), 725 Commonwealth Ave. Systems Engineering Division, 15 St. Mary’s St. 655 Commonwealth Ave. (future site) Administration (GRS), 705 Commonwealth Ave. Dean of Students, 775 Commonwealth Ave. H2 Kilachand Hall, 91 Bay State Rd. N2 College of Fine Arts (CFA), 855 Commonwealth Ave. F2 College of Fine Arts Concert Hall, 855 Commonwealth Ave. F2 Anthropology Department, 232 Bay State Rd. CFA Production Center, 820 Commonwealth Ave. Development & Alumni Relations L2 Myles Standish Hall, 610 Beacon St. O2 Dahod Family Alumni Center in The Castle, 225 Bay State Rd. K2 Archaeology Department, 675 Commonwealth Ave. School of Music, 855 Commonwealth Ave. 595 Commonwealth Ave. (West Entrance) South Campus J4 Astronomy Department, 725 Commonwealth Ave. Musicology Department, 808 Commonwealth Ave. Fitness & Recreation Center, 915 Commonwealth Ave. D2 Biology Department, 5 Cummington Mall Opera Institute, 808 Commonwealth Ave. Disability & Access Services, 25 Buick St. E2 The Towers, 140 Bay State Rd. M2 George Sherman Union (GSU), 775 Commonwealth Ave. H2 Chemistry Department, 590 Commonwealth Ave. School of Theatre, 855 Commonwealth Ave. Financial Assistance, 881 Commonwealth Ave. E2 Warren Towers, 700 Commonwealth Ave. K3 Classical Studies Department, 745 Commonwealth Ave. School of Visual Arts, 855 Commonwealth Ave. Gotlieb Archival Research Center, 771 Commonwealth Ave. I2 Housing Oce, 25 Buick St. E2 808 Commonwealth Ave. West Campus, 273–277 Babcock St. C2 Computer Science Department, 111 Cummington Mall College of General Studies (CGS), 871 Commonwealth Ave. F2 Howard Thurman Center, G3 (opening winter 2020) Earth & Environment Department, 685 Commonwealth Ave. Information Services & Technology Help Center, 179 Amory St. F3 Economics Department, 270 Bay State Rd. College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: L2 Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre, 820 Commonwealth Ave. G3 International Students & Scholars Oce (ISSO) E3 English Department, 236 Bay State Rd. Sargent College, 635 Commonwealth Ave. 888 Commonwealth Ave. (entrance at back of building) Marsh Chapel, 735 Commonwealth Ave. I2 History Department, 226 Bay State Rd. Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, 121 Bay State Rd. M2 Metcalf Science Center, 590 Commonwealth Ave. M3 History of Art & Architecture Department, 725 Commonwealth Ave. President’s Oce, 1 Silber Way L2 Metropolitan College (MET), 1010 Commonwealth Ave. C3 Mugar Memorial Library, 771 Commonwealth Ave. I2 Marine Program (BUMP), 5 Cummington Mall Food & Wine/Gastronomy, 808 Commonwealth Ave. Registrar, 881 Commonwealth Ave. E2 LEGEND Mathematics & Statistics Department, 111 Cummington Mall Summer Term, 755 Commonwealth Ave. New Balance Field, 278 Babcock St. B2 Philosophy Department, 745 Commonwealth Ave. Reserve Ocer Training Corps M2 BU Shuttle Bus Stops Public Parking Questrom School of Business M2 Air Force, 118 Bay State Rd.; Army, 128 Bay State Rd.; Naval, 116 Bay State Rd. Nickerson Field, Harry Agganis Way C2 Live tracking: bu.edu/thebus Physics Department, 590 Commonwealth Ave. Rafik B. Hariri Building, 595 Commonwealth Ave. Political Science Department, 232 Bay State Rd. Student Accounting Services, 881 Commonwealth Ave. E2 Photonics Center, 8 St. Mary’s St. I3 MBTA Green Line Public Transit Stops BU Parking Psychological & Brain Sciences Department, 64 Cummington Mall School of Hospitality Administration (SHA), 928 Commonwealth Ave. D3 Student Health Services, 881 Commonwealth Ave. (West) E2 Rajen Kilachand Center for Integrated L3 Religion Department, 145 Bay State Rd. School of Law (LAW), 765 Commonwealth Ave. I2 Life Sciences & Engineering, 610 Commonwealth Ave. Scale in Feet Emergency Romance Studies Department, 718 Commonwealth Ave. Yawkey Center for Student Services, 100 Bay State Rd. M2 Phones School of Social Work (SSW), 264 Bay State Rd. J2 Rubin-Frankel Gallery at Hillel House, 213 Bay State Rd. K2 0 500 Sociology Department, 96–100 Cummington Mall Center for Career Development Student Activities Center, 1 University Rd. H2 World Languages & Literatures Department, 745 Commonwealth Ave. School of Theology (STH), 745 Commonwealth Ave. I2 College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) Academic Advising Center Boston University Charles River Campus Wheelock College of Education & Human Development L2 College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) Writing Program Track & Tennis Center, 100 Ashford St. A1 bu.edu College of Communication (COM), 640 Commonwealth Ave. K3 2 Silber Way Educational Resource Center Tsai Performance Center, 685 Commonwealth Ave. J2 University Operator: 617-353-2000 Security Escort Service: 617-353-4877 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q Colchester Street To 43 Hawes Street To Charles River Campus BROOKLINE BROOKLINE 1 Hawes Place D-Line 1 Chapel Street Chatham Street North 2 2 43 D-Line MUDDY RIVER Beech Road Walking Path Hawes Street Street Carlton Park Drive 3 3 RiverwayStreet Carlton Landmark Center To Fenway Campus 43 Hawes Street 154 150 Longwood Avenue 162 132 Riverway Riverway 37 25 4 Colchester Street 200–180 4 Short Street Riverway Nessel Way 210 D-Line Crossover Street Pilgrim Road Chapel Street FENWAY CAMPUS 5 5 Boylston Street Brookline Avenue A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q MUDDY RIVERACADEMIC BUILDINGS RESIDENCES LEGEND BOSTON UNIVERSITY’S THREE CAMPUSES Walking Path CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC GARDEN BOSTON COMMON Activities East Building, 180 Riverway K4 Campus Center & Student Residence, 150 Riverway M3 BU Shuttle Bus Stop Memorial Drive Live tracking: bu.edu/thebus Activities West Building, 180 Riverway K4 Longwood House Residence Hall, 154 Riverway L3 MBTA Green Line Storrow Drive BACK BAY DOWNTOWN Public Transit Stops Beacon Street BOSTON Fenway Campus Massachusetts Avenue COPLEY Peabody Residence Hall, 210 Riverway I4 CHARLES RIVER CAMPUS SQUARE Classroom Building, 25 Pilgrim Road M4 KENMORE bu.edu Drive Park Public Parking SQUARE Commonwealth Avenue University Operator: 617-353-2000 Massachusetts Turnpike Earl Center for Learning & Innovation, 180 Riverway (East) K4 Pilgrim House Residence Hall, 37 Pilgrim Road L4 Park Drive PRUDENTIAL CENTER Security Escort Service: 617-353-4877 BU Parking FENWAY PARK Boylston Street Brookline Avenue George H. Wightman House, 43 Hawes Street C2 Riverway House Residence Hall, 162 Riverway K4 BACK BAY FENS CHRISTIAN Emergency SCIENCE Phones PLAZA tington Avenue Riverway n Library, 132 Riverway M4 Hu SOUTH END Scale in Feet EMMANUEL BROOKLINE COLLEGE Pilgrim Student Center, 37 Pilgrim Road L4 SIMMONS COLLEGE 0 200 MUSEUM Tremont Street FENWAY CAMPUS OF FINE ARTS Nessel Way Short Street BOSTON Columbus Avenue SIMMONS NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY FRANKLIN COLLEGE SQUARE BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS Wheelock Family Theatre, 200 Riverway K4 MEDICAL CENTER BOSTON CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CAMPUS 93 HOSPITAL MASSART WENTWORTH HARVARD INSTITUTE OF RIVERWAY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL Pilgrim Road Brookline Avenue Melena Cass Boulevard Mass. Ave. Connector JAMAICA PLAIN ROXBURY WELCOME BU FAMILY MEMBERS Dear BU Family Members, Welcome to your student’s next great office is dedicated to providing a space that At Boston University we want parents, Important Disclaimer: The dates and times presented adventure! Thank you to you and your allows students to effectively engage in guardians, family members, and friends to in this calendar are subject to change at the discretion student for choosing to join the Boston academic and intellectual work, community be engaged with and well informed about the of the Trustees of Boston University. In addition, University community. We are excited to service, and other activities that enrich their University. We encourage parents/guardians the dates are applicable to most Boston University see the vibrancy the Class of 2024 and their time here.
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