Agganis Arena | Map | Directions

A 290,000-square-foot premier venue with 6,300 seats for hockey and ice shows, the Arena is expandable to over 7,200 seats for men's and women's basketball contests, concerts, conventions, and family shows.

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Jack Parker Rink | Map | Directions

The rink at Agganis Arena was dedicated in honor of former Terrier and current men's ice hockey head coack Jack Parker. Coach Parker, who is entering his 33rd season behind the bench, has led the Terriers to 41 tournament titles, including two NCAA titles, nine conference titles and 18 Beanpots.

Fitness & Recreation Center | Map | Directions

A 270,000-square-foot space, supporting physical education, non-credit courses, intramurals, club sports, student organizations and much more.

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Track & Tennis Center | Map | Directions

The Track and Tennis Center is home to the Terriers' men's and women's track and tennis teams, the air-conditioned facility is designed to accommodate national competitions, athletic events, a variety of health and fitness activities and University functions.

DeWolfe Boathouse | Map | Directions

The Boathouse, named in honor of the grandparents of Boston University trustee Richard DeWolfe, is located on the Cambridge side of the Charles River. It has both an interior and exterior balcony that affords racing fans an excellent view of the annual Head of the Charles Regatta.

Nickerson Field | Map | Directions

Home to the men's and women's soccer, and women's lacrosse teams, Nickerson Field is a 10,412 seat FieldTurf facility. Once the home of the Boston Braves National League baseball club, it was purchased by the University on July 29, 1953.

Case Gymnasium | Map | Directions

Home to the Terrier men's and women's basketball and wrestling teams, Case Gymnasium, or "The Roof", has an 1,800-seat capacity with theatre-sized chairback seats on both sides.

Walter Brown Arena | Map | Directions

With a capacity of 3,806, the Walter A. Brown Arena Memorial Skating Pavilion has been home to Terrier ice hockey team since the 1971-72. Walter Brown Arena is now the home of the Boston University women's ice hockey team.

Softball Field | Map | Directions

The Boston University Softball Field, which serves as home to the Terrier softball team, has provided a decided home-field advantage since its renovation in the winter of 2001, The field was converted from Astroturf to a natural grass outfield/all-dirt infield.

Elliot H. Cole Academic Support Center | Map | Directions

The Center, located within the Athletics Department and in close proximity to most athletic facilities, houses Student-Athlete Support Services (SASS).

Strength & Conditioning Center | Map | Directions

The 7000-square-foot space features eight power racks and eight Olympic lifting platforms and a 2000-square foot speed and plyometric area. Athletes are now able to stretch and perform speed workouts, as well as plyometric programs that were once unable to complete in one location.

Faneuil Pool | Map | Directions

The six-lane, 25-yard pool includes a diving area that has two one- and one three-meter boards.  There is seating for 200 spectators.

Aquatic Center | Map | Directions

Home to Boston University's men's and women's swimming and diving programs, the aquatics center is 10-lanes by 16-lanes with the ability to change from meters to yards by use of a movable bulkhead, set according to activity. The facility also has two one-meter and two three-meter diving boards.