Boston College (BC) Campus

Ben is a sophomore at BC studying Biology on the Pre-Med track. He is involved in a club on campus known as BC Medlife and tells you about the academic culture here at BC. He is also very active in intermural sports and finds that they are a great way to hang out with your friends, while still staying active.

Beatriz is from Houston, TX and a sophomore in the Carroll School of Management (CSOM). She loves BC and she is very involved in different clubs on campus. She talks about the diversity here at Boston College and why she chose to come here as opposed to somewhere closer to home.

This is a favorite study spot on campus. It's a clean and polished building and was recently renovated in 1997. Lots of pre-med and nursing classes are held, both of which are well-known programs for BC.

Stokes Hall was a $78 million investment and was recently completed in 2012. It's the first new academic facility on the Chestnut Hill part of campus in 45 years. The building houses 36 classrooms, conference rooms, and a performance/lecture hall.

I love living in lower campus because it's sounded by so much student life and activities. You can see that the hockey, basketball, and football stadium are all nearby.

This dorm is located on lower campus, and ideal location for underclassman housing. Some room types for freshman at BC include traditional 3-person room, apartment-style 4-person rooms, and standard doubles like this one.

The reservoir offers an escape from the city and campus chaos.

The reservoir is an awesome place right near campus that offers a more relaxed vibe compared to hustling, bustling city of Boston and the BC community. Also, a great place to run!

Beatriz is from Houston, TX and a sophomore in the Carroll School of Management (CSOM). She loves BC and she is very involved in different clubs on campus. She talks about the diversity here at Boston College and why she chose to come here as opposed to somewhere closer to home.

I love living in lower campus because it's sounded by so much student life and activities. You can see that the hockey, basketball, and football stadium are all nearby.

Welcome to Boston College! It's a beautiful day out and a great day to see the school. Hopefully you'll have a better idea of a day in the life of a BC student after this tour.

Stokes Lawn is one of BC's quads on campus. This quad will hold the student involvement fair for people to see all the different clubs, as well as Stokes Set (a concert held in the fall), and other BC sponsored events. People love to hang out and play games with each other on Stokes Lawn because of its openness compared to the Gasson Quad.

Clubs are the best way to make friends and find your group at BC. Because there is no Greek Life on campus, a lot of the ways people make friends and go out is through the clubs that they are involved in. There are so many clubs that you can join that you are almost guaranteed to find one that you love.

Mckenna shows you around Devlin Hall. Devlin Hall is home to the Student Admissions Program as well as the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. While most classes that are in this building are classes within the Earth and Environmental Science department, there is a large lecture hall which seats roughly 250 people in the basement that any class may be placed in. Devlin was newly renovated and is also the building that you will meet in if you come to visit campus.

"The Million Dollar Stairs", named for the heating capabilities that melts ice during the winter, connects Academic Campus to Lower Campus.

Gameday tailgates at BC are some of the best days at here on campus. They're a great way to hang out with your friends and get excited about the football game. Boston College tailgates are not the crazy state school tailgates, but rather family style, where a student's parents can purchase a spot either for the game or the season, but they are fun none the less and much less stressful than at some other schools. You can go to one of your friend's parents spots and hang out and get ready for the game.

The football team is an important part of the BC experience! This is a video of the Red Bandana game, a tradition that honors alumnus Welles Crowther (Class of 1999). Welles Crowther died during the 9/11 terrorist attacks and reportedly saved at least a dozen lives while wearing his trademark Red Bandana - the same one he wore while playing lacrosse at BC.

Welcome to Boston College! Mckenna is a Sophmore at Boston College in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences as an Environmental Studies major. She loves BC and is excited to show you guys around campus!