Emmanuel College (EC)

Founded in 1919, Emmanuel College is a Catholic, coeducational, residential, liberal arts and sciences college situated on 17 acres in the City of Boston's Fenway neighborhood. Our campus in the Heart of Boston is at the prime intersection of education, science, culture, business, medicine, and technology, giving you direct access to world-class research, learning and experiential opportunities; 100% of students complete at least one career-igniting internship before graduation. The Emmanuel community is located in a part of the city simply pulsing with activity — arts, athletics, dining, recreation, music and more.

Emmanuel's 1800 undergraduate students cultivate a strong intellectual, ethical, and intellectual foundation as they contribute to a close-knit community and engage in extraordinary opportunities for learning and growth. Across five academic schools and more than 80 majors, minors and concentrations, dedicated faculty provide students with unwavering support and collaborate with them on original research and scholarship. At the heart of the Emmanuel College community is a commitment to social justice rooted in the founding vision of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, who believe that "education is the greatest work on Earth."

At Emmanuel College, students have a wide range of opportunities to get involved through more than 100 clubs, organizations, and activities. Whether you're passionate about leadership, community service, arts, academics, or sports, there's something for everyone. The Office of Student Involvement organizes events year-round, from open-mic and movie nights to Emmanuel's beloved traditions like Moonlight Breakfast.

Emmanuel's Division III athletics program offers you the chance to compete on 16 varsity teams as part of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC). Through the Colleges of the Fenway, we also offer intramural sports such as flag football, basketball, and soccer provide a fun way to stay active. Students can also take advantage of fitness centers in the Jean Yawkey Center and Saint Julie Hall. For more on athletics, visit goecsaints.com.

Leadership opportunities are plentiful, with groups like the Student Government Association (SGA) giving students a voice in campus decisions, while service-oriented clubs like Saints Giving Back focus on community outreach. Academic and interest-based groups, such as the Psychology Club, Art Club, and Biology Club, foster intellectual growth and connections with peers. At Emmanuel, students can build lifelong friendships while pursuing their passions in academics, athletics, and beyond.