**Update**
We know traffic and weather happen, but you still need to get to class!

If you're there on time and the shuttle isn't, call 781-286-8660 and let them know.

The shuttles will run two routes:

Be on the lookout for the North Shore Shuttle "Be Driven Vans" complete with Marian Court College Signage.

The Marian Court College Cafe, operated by Chartwells Dining Services, offers healthy, quality food options for breakfast and lunch - and now dinner! This counter service includes hot and cold entrees, salads, desserts and beverages. The hours of operation will be 7:30am until 3:00pm each day that students are on campus. Starting Tuesday, October 4th, dinner hours are 5:30pm-8:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

According to Dean Hammon, "Having a food service option on campus offers our students the opportunity to stay on campus throughout the day to continue their studies, connect with their peers and take advantage of everything Marian Court College has to offer. We're thrilled to be able to offer this service."

Check out our Facebook Page for pictures! 

Fran Brennan, the chair of Marian Court College's Criminal Justice program and a decorated Veteran, participated in a panel discussion at St. Mary's High School in Lynn.

The five person panel discussed the role of military service in our society.
Students were able to ask the esteemed Veterans questions about their commitments to service.

To learn more about Professor Brennan's Criminal Justice program, click here:

Marian Court to Award 3 Scholarships to Graduates of Peabody Learning Academy

Marian Court College is pleased to announce that it will award one scholarship for up to fifty percent of one year’s tuition and fees, and two scholarships of $2,500 each to qualifying graduates of the newly established Peabody Learning Academy, an alternative high school housed in an annex of the North Shore Mall in Peabody, MA. The Academy, which opened on Monday, October 18, 2010, and is currently serving 19 students, was opened by Simon Property Group's Simon Youth Foundation, a public charity that has opened other schools for at-risk students throughout the country. 

“We are thrilled to be able to offer these scholarships in honor of the Inaugural Year of the Peabody Learning Academy, as well as Simon Youth Foundation’s commitment to transforming lives of at-risk youth,” said Gretchen Manning, Vice President of Marian Court College.  “The work that Simon Property General Manager Mark Whitening and Simon Youth Foundation Executive Director Dr. Richard Markoff have done for the students of Peabody will make a difference for generations to come.  We are happy that Marian Court College can contribute to this partnership,” said Manning.