Cambridge College Moves Campus to Charlestown

Chelsea, Massachusetts

Cambridge College, recognized as a leader in adult education, has relocated its campus to Hood Park in Charlestown, Boston, leaving behind its previous home on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge.

The new facility brings together all four schools under one roof at a single Boston location featuring state-of-the-art amenities.

“We are delighted to welcome new, returning, and future students to Cambridge College’s beautiful new unified Boston campus,” noted Deborah Jackson, President of Cambridge College. “The majority of our students live and work in the Boston area, and our new centrally-located campus will more effectively meet the needs of our busy students while attracting a broader population of new students.”

Situated in Charlestown’s dynamic neighborhood, the campus occupies the historic building that once housed H.P. Hood and Sons, the renowned New England dairy company. The spacious, modern facility provides students with numerous amenities designed with their needs in mind: collaborative spaces for group projects, adaptable classrooms, complimentary parking, shuttle bus service, the CC Store, and the CC Bistro. Inspirational quotes from notable authors and thought leaders adorn the walls of classrooms, while creative signage referencing Boston landmarks like Washington Street and Commonwealth Avenue enhance the overall student experience.

The campus enjoys convenient access to public transportation, situated just a five-minute walk from the Sullivan Square Orange line T stop, making it reachable for students across Greater Boston and beyond. The neighborhood also benefits from proximity to major development initiatives including Assembly Row and the Schrafft Center, with additional projects in the pipeline promising new housing, retail spaces, dining options, and green areas.

Cambridge College’s consolidated campus joins a thriving Charlestown community home to leading healthcare and biotechnology organizations, including MGH Partners, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Visiting Nurse Association of Boston & Associates, Tierpoint, ERT, and Indigo Agriculture, among others.

“We’re excited to become a part of this exciting and vibrant Boston neighborhood. We believe that the new Hood Park community affords us the unique and exciting opportunity to build relationships with some of Boston’s most innovative companies,” stated Jackson. “We look forward to becoming a contributing neighbor to the community and hope to forge meaningful relationships with our new neighbors, employers and businesses to both support the neighborhood and Cambridge College.”

A Grand Opening reception will take place on October 19. Interested parties can contact 617.873.0621 or email [email protected] for additional information.