"Hidden Babson" — A Walking Tour of Campus Hidden Gems

​Most people walk past them every day without noticing. This Tuesday, we're stopping to look.

​Join us for a short walking tour of Babson's most overlooked corners and the spots that don't make it into the admissions brochure but are quietly some of the most interesting places on campus!

​Tour stops include:

• ​🌳 Isaac Newton's Apple Trees — living descendants of the tree from Newton's own garden

• ​⚰️ Roger Babson's Grave — the founder, right here on campus

• ​🪨 Roger's Milestones — historic stone markers hidden in plain sight

• ​🔥 Burned at the Stake Monument — a dark piece of New England history on our grounds

• ​🖼️ Ominous Ikon #6 and Yaddo Study — a striking, little-known artwork hidden in plain sight

​Let's enjoy a stroll around campus, chat about our campus experience, and learn more about the spots hidden all around us. Capped at ~10 graduate students.

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​Part of a series of events for Build Babson Better, a platform by Ryan Lee, MBA’27, running for Babson GSC President. Bringing everyone to the table and cooking up an experience for you.

​Learn more about the platform and more events like this at www.buildbabsonbetter.com