Gasson Hall
Completed in 1913, Gasson Hall sits in the heart of Boston College's Chestnut Hill Campus and serves as home base for the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences.
About the Morrissey College
As the oldest and largest division of Boston College, the Morrissey College embodies the Jesuit, Catholic commitment to depth of inquiry, academic excellence, and educating the whole person through a formative engagement with the liberal arts. Morrissey College faculty and students directly engage with society's most pressing problems, using their gifts to make the world a better place.
Morrissey College at a Glance
6,139
Undergraduate Enrollment
823
Graduate Enrollment
522
Total Full-time Faculty
Engaging the needs of our world
“Our Jesuit tradition encourages us to judge our success as an institution by who our students become. At Boston College, we hope our students become women and men of depth of thought and creative imagination, who are ready to engage the needs of our world and well-prepared for meaningful lives of leadership, scholarship, and service.”
The Boston College Difference
Undergraduates encounter the defining works and ideas that have shaped history, and learn how to think across disciplines and communicate effectively in an increasingly complex world.
A liberal arts education develops critical thinking, ethical reasoning, creative imagination, and the habits of character necessary to flourish in meaningful careers and promote the common good.
Explore your academic path: What brings you joy? What are you good at? What does the world need? These three questions at the heart of the Jesuit, Catholic process of discernment can guide your choice.
