The Rosalie K. Stahl Center is the hub of our student services and other administrative offices.

Here you will find the President’s and Deans’ offices, as well as professors' offices, the Counseling, Health and Wellness Center, and our Division of Student Success.

The Stahl Center also houses our Studio 73, the 73 Café, the Mildred F. Sawyer Library, classrooms and student lounge space, our VR/AR laboratory, Welcome Center and much more.

The Rosalie K. Stahl Building is located on the historic Freedom Trail, 2.5-mile–long path that leads through significant Boston landmarks in U.S. history.

The Welcome Center coordinates campus visits and is located right in this building. Students can book tours and information sessions here!

Our Studio 73 is the University’s high definition television studio.

The studio experience allows students to work with seasoned professionals to write, edit, broadcast, and film live news segments and other programs.

In fact, through our long-standing partnership with New England Cable News, Suffolk students each semester broadcast live into homes all over New England—the only program of its kind in the region.

The Division of Student Success is located on the 9th floor and includes the Center for Learning and Academic Success, the Center for International Programs & Services, the Career Development Center, the Office of Disability Services, and Academic Advising.

This is a one stop shop for selecting classes, choosing your major, preparing for job interviews, and academic coaching or tutoring.

The Mildred F. Sawyer Library is our undergraduate library space on campus.

It is the perfect spot for students to study, conduct group work— and when we’re lucky, watch our Boston sports teams during their championship parades drive by on Tremont Street!

The library consists of three floors which includes study rooms on the upper two levels.

These study rooms can be reserved online to make group work easy.

Most rooms have large work surfaces and whiteboards to create a more collaborative work environment.

At the circulation desk, students can check out laptops and textbooks.

The library offers Macs and PCs and typically has 1-2 copies of each textbook for every class offered each semester.

All of these resources are available to students within the library library for a few hours for homework and studying.

The library also has computers that can be used for research, classwork, and printing.