Hockey East - Members

Members

There are currently 11 member schools; the men's division of Hockey East has ten members, while the women's division has eight.

Institution Location - City Location - State Nickname Founded Affiliation Enrollment Primary Conference
Boston College Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Eagles 1863 Private/Catholic (Jesuit) 14,640 ACC
Boston University Boston Massachusetts Terriers 1839 Private/Non-sectarian 31,766 America East (joining Patriot League in 2013–14)
Connecticut !University of Connecticut Storrs Connecticut Huskies (Women) (Men in 2014-15) 1881 Public 27,500 Big East
Maine !University of Maine Orono Maine Black Bears 1865 Public 11,222 America East
Massachusetts Amherst !University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst Massachusetts Minutemen (Men) 1863 Public 27,269 Atlantic 10
Massachusetts Lowell !University of Massachusetts Lowell Lowell Massachusetts River Hawks (Men) 1894 Public 16,330 Northeast Ten

(D-II)

Merrimack College North Andover Massachusetts Warriors (Men) 1947 Private/Catholic (Augustinian) 2,174 Northeast Ten

(D-II)

New Hampshire !University of New Hampshire Durham New Hampshire Wildcats 1866 Public 16,025 America East
Northeastern University Boston Massachusetts Huskies 1898 Private/Non-sectarian 20,749 CAA
Providence College Providence Rhode Island Friars 1917 Private/Catholic 4,585 Big East
Vermont !University of Vermont Burlington Vermont Catamounts 1791 Public 11,999 America East

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