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BrochuresBoston isn’t just a location—it’s your campus, your community, and your launching pad.
Step outside Suffolk’s doors and you’re instantly in the heart of Boston, one of the nation’s most dynamic—and walkable—cities.
From the State House’s golden dome to the Financial District’s soaring towers, from the historic Freedom Trail to world-class hospitals and research centers, unmatched experiences are within reach at Suffolk. Here, your education extends beyond the classroom into the vibrant neighborhoods and industry hubs that make Boston extraordinary.
Your Boston Bucket List
Our Campus
- Rosalie K. Stahl Center
University Welcome Center
73 Tremont Street - One Beacon Street
- Nathan R. Miller
Residence Hall
10 Somerset Street - Frank Sawyer Building
8 Ashburton Place - Leonard J. Samia
Academic Center
20 Somerset Street - Ridgeway Building
148 Cambridge Street - One Court Street
Residence Hall - 101 Tremont Street
Residence Hall - David J. Sargent Hall
120 Tremont Street - Michael S. & Larry E. Smith Building
Residence Hall
150 Tremont Street - 10 West Street
Residence Hall - Modern Theatre & Residence Hall
523–525 Washington Street - Athletics Fields
150 Porter Street, East Boston
Welcome to the Neighborhood(s)!
23 vibrant neighborhoods—from Chinatown to Dorchester to Seaport—make up the City of Boston. Explore the diverse communities and rich history that characterize these distinct neighborhoods.
Your City, Your Classroom
At Suffolk, you’ll have direct access to all that Boston has to offer.
Internships at Your Fingertips
Boston’s top employers are Suffolk’s neighbors, so valuable internships and career connections are right at your doorstep.
Make Your Mark on Boston
From voter registration drives to community service initiatives, you can engage with the causes that matter most to you.