re: What's the coolest college campus you've ever personally visited?

McGill in Canada Is nice Swanee is cool so is Presbyterian In Chattanooga

Probably UALR.

Just kidding it’s terrible.

Yeah, I have been to Oxford, and wasn’t even thinking about that when I posted. That’s a whole nother level.

Southern University

We toured Michigan State, Michigan and Notre Dame in Summer 2019. I thought all three were really impressive.

Colorado was really neat in the 90s. I spent a week there for a rugby camp in 1997.
Took the kids through Boulder/Campus last Summer. It's way too busy and crowded now.

But My favorite campus is the United States Air Force Academy. We toured it last summer and it's the only college with an A-10 Warthog and a B-52 bomber on display. So it's kind of a no-brainer.

The thing I liked about Wisconsin was how seamlessly the campus blended into Madison. A lot of campuses in bigish cities either have clear dividing lines between it and the town (via a busy street and/or gates) or they’re just random buildings/quads thrown in haphazardly. UW had a clear distinction between the two, but it was hard to tell exactly where it was/they were right near each other and fit well. It’s hard to explain over text, but it was cool.

Notre Dame
Sewanee
USN

Denison


Loyola Marymount


Eckerd

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will never forget Notre Dame.

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Beautiful buildings but strange vibe overall for me. Sad that that much money is spent on a campus while the entire town around it is a shithole. Almost like pulling into Disney. A facade.