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Regis College
235 Wellesley Street | Weston, MA 02493
GPS Coordinates | 42°21'05.3"N 71°18'24.1"W
Park in Lot A behind the Fine Arts Center.
Both events begin and end in The Student Center.
Regis College is ADA compliant. If you have any accessibility concerns, please email us at info@aisne.org.
Directions
Directions
From I-95/Route 128
Traveling North
Take Exit 24 to Route 30 west.
Continue on Route 30 west for 1.9 miles.
Turn right at Wellesley Street.
Continue to follow Wellesley Street for 0.7 miles.
Regis College is on the left.
Traveling South
Take Exit 26 to Route 20 west.
Turn left at School Street.
Continue to follow School Street for 0.5 miles.
Take a slight right at Wellesley Street.
Continue to follow Wellesley Street for 0.8 miles.
Regis College is on the right.
From I-90 (Mass. Pike)
Traveling East
Take exit 13 to Route 30 east.
Continue to follow Route 30 for five miles.
Turn left at Wellesley Street.
Continue to follow Wellesley Street for 0.7 miles.
Regis College is on the left.
Traveling West
Take exit 15 to Route 30 west.
Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Route 30/Weston.
Continue to follow Route 30 for 1.9 miles.
Turn right at Wellesley Street.
Continue to follow Wellesley Street for 0.7 miles.
Regis College is on the left.
From Airport/Train
A taxi can be taken to Regis College from Logan airport for approximately $65.
The university is approximately a 10 minute drive from Riverside Station on the MBTA green line.
Taking public transportation from the airport
Follow signs for the T to the shuttle bus for the nearby Blue Line train station.
Take the Blue Line to the Government Center station.
There, transfer to the Green Line's "D" train.
Take the Green Line "D" train to Riverside Station.
From there, the Regis College Shuttle will provide transportation to the university. If driving, the campus is about a 10-15 minute drive from Riverside Station.
Accessibility & Dietary Information
AISNE strives to create an inclusive learning environment. Regis College is ADA compliant. If you have any accessibility concerns, please email us at info@aisne.org.
Dietary Needs & Menus
AISNE will provide dairy free, gluten free, halal, kosher, vegan, and vegetarian snacks and meals for conference attendees.
Any participant with food-related allergies should bring their own food with them to the conference and will be responsible for the care of their own food and belongings throughout the day.
AISNE will post the day's menu on this website before the event to help students and chaperones plan. Note: Chaperones are responsible for administering any medications needing to be distributed to a student—including over-the-counter and prescription medications, EpiPens, and inhalers.
If you have any questions about diet accommodations, please email us at info@aisne.org.
Shabbat Considerations
We are grateful for the time and thoughtful partnership from several Jewish community leaders to help us ensure that our student conferences are accessible to all who want to participate.
The Sabbath is a holy day of rest and worship for Jewish people and is observed from Friday evening through Saturday evening. As our conferences are held on Saturdays, we commit to including the following features so that Jewish students and chaperones observing Shabbat can participate in this learning and community experience:
We will provide Kosher lunches and snacks for all who request them.
We will offer some workshops designed without the need to write, incorporate any technology (such as PowerPoints or screens), play music, or engage in future planning.
The conference agenda will label these sessions as “Shabbat Friendly.”
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