Service
The Senate bus is operated by the Wellesley College Department of Housing and Transportation, running Friday through Sunday every week. After leaving Wellesley, stops are made at Harvard Square, MIT's Kresge Auditorium, and Commonwealth Avenue in Boston.
The service is not to be confused with the "exchange bus", which transfers cross-registered students between MIT and Wellesley during the week.
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