Living On and Off Campus
Andover Newton offers a variety of housing options for single students, couples and families. Many commuters also maintain campus rooms and stay overnight one to three nights during the week, thus enjoying the benefits of being part of Andover Newton’s residential community.
Located within three miles of the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 128, the campus is easily reached by car and public transportation. It is only a 10-minute walk from the Newton Centre MBTA stop on the Green Line’s Riverside “D” branch and is also easily accessible by bus. Ample free parking is available for those not able to take advantage of public transportation.
The Student Center in Sturtevant Hall serves as a meeting place and TV lounge for the entire student body. In addition, this well-furnished, comfortable September 21, 2006 relax before and after classes.
Next door is the Andover Newton Bookstore, owned and operated by the Massachusetts Bible Society. In addition to textbooks, the bookstore carries a wide range of resources for practical ministry: Bible studies, worship planning, retreats, prayer services, stewardship and pastoral care.
The cafeteria in lower Noyes Hall becomes a bustling gathering place where students, faculty and staff interact and form friendships during mealtimes.
Student residences include a number of two-bedroom, one-bedroom and studio apartments, as well as single rooms. A Resident Representative program helps to enhance community life. Student housing is handled through the Dean of Students’ office.
The Dean of Students’ office guides new students into campus life through an orientation at the beginning of the Fall and Spring semesters.
Updated June 24, 2005