Hellenic College

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Hellenic College
Established: 1968
Type: Undergraduate, Liberal Arts, Eastern Orthodox
President: Rev. Nicholas C. Triantafilou
Undergraduates: 82
Location: Brookline, Mass., USA
Campus: Residential, 59 acres
Athletics: 6 intramural sports
Website: [1]
For the independent secondary school in London, see Hellenic College of London

Hellenic College is a small Orthodox Christian liberal arts college in Brookline, Massachusetts, founded in 1968. It is affiliated with the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, a graduate seminary.

It is located on a 59 acre (24 ha) campus just outside Boston, the former Weld estate.

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