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1919 | Emmanuel College opens at 400 The Fenway
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1923 | On June 7th, 26 young women become the first Emmanuel College graduates
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1933 | College purchases additional land on The Fenway and expands the campus to Avenue Louis Pasteur and Brookline Avenue
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1945 | College purchases additional land along Avenue Louis Pasteur
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1945-1946 | Student Government is established
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1949 | Alumnae Hall opens as a science center, the first building constructed since the Administration Building
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1955 | College purchases additional land along Brookline Avenue
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1955 | Marian Hall opens as a multi-purpose building serving as a residence, dining facility and student center
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1958 | First student residence hall, Julie Hall, opens
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1962 | St. Ann Hall and coffee shop/campus shop opens
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1963 | Loretto Hall opens
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1965 | Cardinal Cushing Library dedicated
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1968 | St. Joseph Hall, Emmanuel's largest residence hall, opens
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1984 | Democratic presidential primary debate on women's issues hosted by Emmanuel
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1987 | A new science center opens in renovated Marian Hall
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1993 | First Founder's Day honors St. Julie Billiart and the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
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1996 | Emmanuel President, Sr. Janet Eisner, SND, initiates founding of the Colleges of the Fenway Consortium
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1998 | College Chapel reopens after a complete renovation
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2001 | First coeducational class arrives on campus
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2002 | Carolyn A. Lynch Institute is established to support urban education
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2004 | The Jean Yawkey Center, a student center with dining, fitness and a NCAA-regulation gymnasium opens; Jean Yawkey Center for Community Leadership is established
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2007 | College establishes Center for Mission Engagement
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2009 | The Maureen Murphy Wilkens Science Center and a renovated Art Department open
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2009 | Roberto Clemente Field is restored and becomes home field for Emmanuel College athletics
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2013 | Emmanuel completes restoration of its historic Administration Building
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2014 | The Notre Dame Campus opens in Roxbury, just blocks from where the SNDs operated Notre Dame Academy from 1854-1965
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