I've lived within throwing range practically for over a decade now. The area is really chill. Stanley Quarter Park is also right across the street. The campus has a great atmosphere and layout. Clean and quiet for the most part, there are concerts on occasion but as long as you don't live close by (like I do) you'll be fine. Never attended any classes here but did work on campus doing snow removal ages ago. It hasn't changed much since, even though there was a lot less going on in the world at that point. But this definitely isn't a "protestors" sanctuary like some colleges have become in the past years. Lastly it's a good spot to run/walk/bike through on the way to the FastTrack entrance. Be careful on Fenn and use the sidewalk or crosswalk and you'll be fine.

Dr Heather Swales and her technician, Sabina, are excellent. The entire team works well together and makes everything run smoothly. Highly recommend this cardiologist.

Very pretty and huge campus. Lots of students and the staff is absolutely welcoming. Can't wait to start my classes

My original review got deleted. (Shocking) I went to this college many years ago and would just like to say college is not for everyone but college is also not needed for all jobs. I went for a degree that I was promised that I would be able to land a job somewhere. Fast forward into the future, and basically, I am now drowning in debt. The degree did not get me no job for over two years. I ended up getting a job that has no relation to my degree. The one thing I do remember from this college is how many useless "mandatory" classes I had to take for no reason.

Very comfortable, nicely scaled college of ~5,000 full-time undergraduates, with broad academic offerings and a faculty focused on students and teaching first. Eminently walkable campus that is vibrant even on weekends with 2/3 of first-year students living on campus and 1/4 overall with lots of walkable private housing. Comprehensive athletics program from intramural to mid-major NCAA varsity sports with a bit of an “old school”, pre-big money feel. A little under the radar but it’s definitely worth a thorough visit. Do the tour but also sit in on a few classes, visit the library and the art museum, eat at Hilltop Cafe, you just might find your perfect college fit.