Campus Life
The university covers an area of about 270 acres with an enrollment of nearly 11,000 students. The west and the East are the two campuses of the university which comprises many buildings offering services and amenities to the students. Clement C. Maxwell Library is a red-bricked, four-story building that has a large collection and variety of books as an information source for the students. Moreover, the international students are taken care of by providing them with the residential facility in different options like housing, apartment and halls. The dormitory halls were built in the post-world war period namely Pope Hall, Durgin Hall and Shea Hall. Besides this, Bridgewater State University offers dining, career counselling, health and wellness care, vehicle parking facility and much more. To elevate the mood of the students, there are many clubs and organizations in the university to organize events and the recreational activities leadership program and events, social-exchange programs, community service and so on.