Beyond Campus

Emmanuel is the Heart of Boston.

The College's 17-acre campus, located at 400 The Fenway, is home to 1,800 full-time undergraduates across 80-plus majors and minors, all woven into Boston's academic, medical, and cultural core.

Want to know your neighbors?

We look out not just for each other, but for our community.

5 Schools, 1 Community, Serious FOMO

As part of Colleges of the Fenway, there's never a shortage of activities and events.

We're partners, members, and affiliates with a growing number of organizations and schools.

What Will You Build in the Heart of Boston?

This is a place where your ideas find room to grow and your passions become possibilities.

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Coming to Emmanuel was the best decision I ever made...I wanted a tight-knit school where I could take advantage of opportunities right here in the city. For me, that meant building real-world experience in Boston's sports ecosystem with the Celtics and the Red Sox before my senior year.

Charlotte Jordan '27, Sports Management major with a minor in Data Analytics

What will you do beyond the classroom?

Study Abroad Benefit from authentic interactions, experiences and personal connections with the cultures and people of other countries.
Service Learning Enrich your academic experiences by applying learned concepts to meaningful, interactive and hands-on projects off-campus.
Research Dive into advanced research to explore the depths of your discipline, working side-by-side with faculty members.

400 The Fenway: the #1 College Location in America

Emmanuel College is ranked the #1 Best College Location in America by Niche.com for its proximity to Boston's Longwood Medical and Academic Area.

2026 Niche Best Colleges Badge

FAQs

Beyond campus is where the opportunities that students can seize outside the classroom come to life — internships, study abroad, service learning, research and more.

Yes. Emmanuel is one of five schools in the Colleges of the Fenway consortium, alongside MassArt, MCPHS University, Simmons University, and Wentworth Institute of Technology. The five schools share academic and social resources across their shared Boston neighborhood allowing Emmanuel students access to events and cross-registration for courses.

Students in Boston's Fenway neighborhood are within walking distance of Fenway Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, and four other college campuses, with the MBTA connecting it to the rest of the city. Emmanuel's own 17-acre campus houses more than 1,800 full-time undergraduates inside that neighborhood, giving students a dense, walkable college community inside a major city.

A small college in a Boston neighborhood like the Fenway gives students both small class sizes and access to a larger academic community. Emmanuel College keeps its own classes small across 80-plus majors and minors, while the surrounding Colleges of the Fenway consortium adds four more campuses' worth of courses, clubs, and events.