Campus Overview

Three-Node Campus

Lesley University is located on a three-node campus, only minutes apart by foot, in the heart of Cambridge, a magnet for culture and learning.

From modest beginnings in 1909, Lesley University has grown from the home of Edith Lesley Wolfard to multiple campuses across more than eighteen acres. With its landmark partnership with the Episcopal Divinity School, Lesley has dramatically expanded its footprint and developed a three-node campus in the heart of Cambridge, a vibrant center of culture and learning and one of the world’s most renowned university towns. The Cambridge context is an essential part of the student experience and neighborhood residents are invited to enjoy Lesley’s multiple campus settings and events.

Three-Node Campus

Located only minutes apart by foot, Lesley’s three campus nodes are set within neighborhoods of distinct architectural style and character. Each neighborhood shares important urban qualities: they are pedestrian-oriented, bicycle-friendly, open and welcoming. Massachusetts Avenue, with its array of shops, restaurants, and services connects the campus nodes while providing a vibrant urban environment and many student-oriented services, retail and entertainment venues.

Brattle Campus

Brattle Small

Doble Campus

Doble Red House

Porter Campus

University Hall Small

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