Location & Setting Suburban setting in Norton, MA, located approximately 25 miles southwest of Boston. The campus is situated in a quiet, residential area with easy access to urban amenities, offering a peaceful academic environment while remaining connected to metropolitan opportunities.

Campus Life Small college experience with close community connections. On-campus housing is guaranteed for all four years, with a mix of traditional dormitories and apartment-style living. Limited Greek life, with social interactions primarily centered around academic and extracurricular clubs, campus events, and small group activities. Weekend culture tends to be collaborative and engaging, with numerous on-campus and nearby off-campus activities.

Student Body Diverse student population drawing from across the United States and internationally. Typical students are academically motivated, intellectually curious, and engaged in multiple interests beyond academics. Strong representation of students interested in interdisciplinary studies, social justice, and global perspectives.

Academics Rigorous liberal arts curriculum with strong programs in psychology, international relations, art, and creative writing. Emphasizes close faculty interactions, undergraduate research opportunities, and experiential learning. Known for small class sizes and personalized academic advising.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletics with competitive programs in multiple sports. Strong emphasis on student-athlete academic performance and balanced collegiate experience. Robust intramural and club sports offerings complement varsity athletics.

Lifestyle & Weather New England climate with distinct four-season experience: cold winters with snowfall, mild springs, warm summers, and colorful autumns. Campus is primarily walkable, though having a car can be helpful for off-campus exploration. Proximity to Boston provides additional recreational and cultural opportunities.