Seeing what a campus looks like can help you get a vibe of what life is like as a student. So, look around, get excited and then come visit us in person!
- Jill Besser ‘24, Nursing Major
On most campuses you’ll find academic buildings, a library, eateries and residence halls. But here are a few things that you’ll find, only at Merrimack.
This beautiful Labyrinth located across from North Residential Housing is a walking meditation meant to bring one closer to God.
At the center of the winding path it states “Be of One Mind and Heart Intent Upon God ” ~St. Augustine.
Mendel Observatory is located on the top floor of Palmisano Hall. It is home to Merrimack’s very own Optical Guidance Systems, and 20-inch Ritchey-Creitien reflector.
Every clear Wednesday night the observatory is open to students and the public to gaze at the night’s stars.
The Student Union features a 4,000-square-foot bowling center and lounge that has a combination of high-top and booth seating. With six lanes of classic 10-pin bowling, it features touch screens, interactive scoring systems and overhead projectors.
Stop by our 360-square-foot golf simulator where you can practice your swing year-round in a high-tech TrackMan Golf simulator. Through radar and camera technology, the simulator will transport you to major golf courses all over the world with undeniably realistic readings.
We’ve partnered with YouVisit to provide you with an interactive 360° experience of Merrimack College — explore dorms, dining spots and campus hangouts with immersive photos and videos.
The College's alternative spring break program brought students and staff this year to the Dominican Republic, Chicago, Guatemala and South Dakota.
