Graduate
students at Boston University join a community
of scholars working in one of the world's
most invigorating academic cities. On these
pages you'll find information on finding
housing and orienting yourself
to campus and to the city of Boston.
First
Steps: Getting to Know the Campus
A good place to start is
at the George
Sherman Union (GSU), located
at the heart of campus at 775 Commonwealth
Avenue. In addition to serving as headquarters
for student activities, the GSU houses the
Terrier Card (student ID) office, a U.S.
Post Office, the University Community Service
Center, two banks, a large food court and
dining area, a coffee and bagel shop, a
convenience store, and the Faculty/Staff
Dining Room. To continue your exploration,
see Maps
and Building Codes.
Visting
Boston
Boston is rich in history,
old-world charm, and modern vitality. Home
to more than 60 colleges and universities,
it is an intellectual and cultural center
diverse in its people and stimulating in
its opportunities, yet relaxed and accessible.
. . . Read
more
Graduate
Student Organization (GSO)
The Graduate
Student Organization (GSO)
is the official representative body of graduate
students in the Arts and Sciences at Boston
University.
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