131 Summer St
Bridgewater, MA 02325
(508) 531-1000
A great place to meet people between classes, attend a variety of campus events, grab a quick bite in the Bear's Den Cafeteria, or take in a performance in the auditorium! Our staff is dedicated to serve the community in their academic and co-curricular activities.
A great place to meet people between classes, attend a variety of campus events, grab a quick bite in the Bear's Den Cafeteria, or take in a performance in the auditorium! Our staff is dedicated to serve the community in their academic and co-curricular activities.
The BSU Observatory has an extremely active outreach program, and can run up to about a dozen telescopes at once. During public nights, we use a combination of telescopes on our patio decks, mostly with 8-inch apertures, to view planets, stars, galaxies and nebulae. The dome houses a Celestron C-14 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope used primarily for student research. Call the observatory hotline (508-531-3275), check this Facebook page, or follow us on Twitter @BSUObservatory to find out whether the weather will allow an event to occur. You may also call the hotline or check our website (www.bridgew.edu/observatory) to find out opening times. Admission is always free. If you are interested in scheduling a private viewing event for a group of 25 ore more people, please call the observatory office at 508-531-2093. We also run hands-on workshops geared toward K-12 students intended to occur immediately before a viewing event.
Scott Hall is a first year student residence hall at Bridgewater State University that first opened it's doors in 1960. Scott Hall was remodeled in 2009. It is currently home to four Residential Learning Communities: Leadership, Science and Math, First-Year Honors, and Women in Science. Scott Hall is located on the West side of campus near the Rondileau Campus Center.
Scott Hall is a first year student residence hall at Bridgewater State University that first opened it's doors in 1960. Scott Hall was remodeled in 2009. It is currently home to four Residential Learning Communities: Leadership, Science and Math, First-Year Honors, and Women in Science. Scott Hall is located on the West side of campus near the Rondileau Campus Center.
Bridgewater State University Radio - Since 1972 Listen to us on - 91.5 FM (Bridgewater Area) - Channel 11 (BSU Campus TV) - http://www.ustream.tv/channel/tvsbsc (BSC TV Stream) http://livestream.com/accounts/1491635/wbim915fm (Online Stream)
If you're here looking for student organization resources, this link gives you the page for our paperwork links, etc. https://bridgew.collegiatelink.net/organization/OSIL/news/details/32565?fromCampus=True
The Epsilon Iota chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma was established at Bridgewater State College in 1989. The sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma strongly believe in fostering the ideal of womanhood through sisterhood, scholarship and service. As an international organization, we believe in high scholastic achievement as well as philanthropic work. Not only do our sisters become leaders in our organization, but leaders in their community and professions. For all these reasons, our open motto is “Aim High,” pushing all our sisters to strive to their best achievement. As a sisterhood, philanthropy is very important to us. Every year, Phi Sigma Sigma raises money for our national philanthropy, The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation, which in turn supports the Kids In Need Foundation and Practice Makes Perfect. At Bridgewater State University, we raise money throughout the year for The Foundation through various philanthropies! Additionally, for over ten years our sisters have been volunteering their Saturday mornings to assist with the Children’s Physical Development Clinic (CPDC) on campus. In addition to philanthropies, we also keep the bond of our sisterhood strong by organizing various social events throughout the school year. Each year we get together for events such as an Alumna Luncheon, a semi formal Crush Party, and our Sapphire Ball. These events help sisters to continue their strong bond during their college experience as well as after graduation. Our saying always holds true: “Once a Phi Sigma Sigma…Always a Phi Sigma Sigma!”
The Epsilon Iota chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma was established at Bridgewater State College in 1989. The sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma strongly believe in fostering the ideal of womanhood through sisterhood, scholarship and service. As an international organization, we believe in high scholastic achievement as well as philanthropic work. Not only do our sisters become leaders in our organization, but leaders in their community and professions. For all these reasons, our open motto is “Aim High,” pushing all our sisters to strive to their best achievement. As a sisterhood, philanthropy is very important to us. Every year, Phi Sigma Sigma raises money for our national philanthropy, The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation, which in turn supports the Kids In Need Foundation and Practice Makes Perfect. At Bridgewater State University, we raise money throughout the year for The Foundation through various philanthropies! Additionally, for over ten years our sisters have been volunteering their Saturday mornings to assist with the Children’s Physical Development Clinic (CPDC) on campus. In addition to philanthropies, we also keep the bond of our sisterhood strong by organizing various social events throughout the school year. Each year we get together for events such as an Alumna Luncheon, a semi formal Crush Party, and our Sapphire Ball. These events help sisters to continue their strong bond during their college experience as well as after graduation. Our saying always holds true: “Once a Phi Sigma Sigma…Always a Phi Sigma Sigma!”
The Hub, located in RCC 5, is run by the Commuter Services Offices offering commuter students an inviting place to come together and get connected. Daily activities and programs throughout the year from movie marathons to book clubs to board games and more- there's always something going on! Stop by The Hub today and see what's happening!
The Hub, located in RCC 5, is run by the Commuter Services Offices offering commuter students an inviting place to come together and get connected. Daily activities and programs throughout the year from movie marathons to book clubs to board games and more- there's always something going on! Stop by The Hub today and see what's happening!
The Department of Criminal Justice at BSU has over 900 undergraduate majors with a vibrant and growing faculty. We are engaged in quality teaching, cutting edge research and community engagement, with a social justice focus.
The Department of Criminal Justice at BSU has over 900 undergraduate majors with a vibrant and growing faculty. We are engaged in quality teaching, cutting edge research and community engagement, with a social justice focus.
Our Open Houses for more information are on the following dates:
Our Open Houses for more information are on the following dates:
A group of distinguished men founded our Fraternity in Bridgewater Ma on April 14, 1900, On that day we formed a brotherhood and we continue to carry out their mission with pride.
Our Creed: We believe in the importance of virtue and commit to living the values of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. We recognize that truth is the foundation of all lasting association, and we will seek wisdom and knowledge while serving others in modesty and dignity. Recalling that Pi Kappa Alpha is a lifelong commitment, I therefore reaffirm to live my life with honor and courage seeking the inherent worth in each person I meet; to accept all brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha in love and friendship; and to serve my faith, my family, my community, my alma mater, and my Fraternity. Only then, by living these virtues, will we realize our fullest potential.
Jumpstart, an AmeriCorps program, has a mission to work towards the day when every child enters school prepared to succeed. This high quality, early education program cultivates adult-child relationships in low income neighborhoods in Brockton and Taunton. Bridgewater State University students commit to working 200-300 hours, which includes pre-service and ongoing training sessions, classroom time and volunteer projects in the community. Students of all majors take part in this program.
The mission of Free the Children of Bridgewater State University is to free children from poverty, free children from exploitation, and free children from the idea that they are powerless to change the world. BSU Executive Board Members: President: Hannah Powers Vice President: Jill Gardner Treasurer: Aimee Farquarson Public Relations: Alison Smith Secretary: Alison Smith Where our focus is: Free The Children BSU is currently fundraising for health care in a village in India
We need you - the Bridgewater 4th of July committee depends on volunteers to provide a memorable and safe day for everyone. Volunteer opportunities are many and varied and you can help as little or as much as you'd like but we do need help.
The Crush Cancer 5K is flat and fast 5k road race with one beautiful stretch of dirt road. It takes place on the historic campus of Taunton State Hospital where runners and walkers alike can enjoy their time as the roadways are closed to vehicle traffic during the event. For 2014, we have added a family friendly two mile fun walk/run. This event is presented by Northeast Race Management. All net proceeds are donated to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute for cancer research and patient care.
Living in the Honors Learning Community gives the students the distinct advantage of being able to make connections with the honors faculty that support this program.
The Science and Math Residential Learning Community in conjunction with the STREAMS (STudent Retention Enhancement Across Mathematics and Science) Program offers students majoring in Math or Science the opportunity to live among other students that have also declared Math or Science as their major.
Navigating the labyrinth of veterans organizations and programs to find the right one to connect to needed resources and obtain available benefits can be daunting, to say the least, and we can help. The Mil-Vet Advocacy Project (MVAP) provides skilled assistance at no charge to service members of the active and reserve components, the National Guard, and veterans and their family members (to include caregivers), in researching and connecting to those resources and benefits. We also provide a comprehensive resource and benefits assessment to ensure you are receiving the veterans benefits and assistance to which you are entitled. With over 35 years of experience in the field, we further provide training to service officers, claims agents and other representatives in developing initial claims for Compensation and Pension benefits with the VA. Partnering with the SAGRE Group, LLC, and through the use of the SAGRE Veterans Claim Builder �� tool (Patent Pending), we offer this training featuring the first automated, web-based software platform to efficiently file the most comprehensive and fully developed initial claims. Click on Training Programs or Our Services to see more, and also to find links to the Veterans Claim Builder tool.
Teens will study the craft of acting in the morning, in addition to working with a choreographer. They will also work with a team of visual artists for one hour each day, who will help them design and create the scenery and props for each production.