Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oberlin lets students check out an original piece of art from its collection at the beginning of each year to hang in the student’s dorm room.
Williams does this too! I thought it was super cool (DS couldn't care less).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Above average ice cream in the below average dining hall
Penn state?
Anonymous wrote:Free Apple Macbook, iPad, and Pencil for all incoming students at Bowdoin.
Anonymous wrote:All you can eat lobster fest and you can invite off campus friends
Dining hall theme nights
Ice cream 24/7
Anonymous wrote:Free Apple Macbook, iPad, and Pencil for all incoming students at Bowdoin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oberlin lets students check out an original piece of art from its collection at the beginning of each year to hang in the student’s dorm room.
Williams does this too! I thought it was super cool (DS couldn't care less).
Anonymous wrote:Oberlin lets students check out an original piece of art from its collection at the beginning of each year to hang in the student’s dorm room.
Anonymous wrote:Office of Sustainability sponsors a "free yard sale" in the fall with dorm stuff that would have gotten tossed out in the spring. Also a free-thrifting event for clothes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The bicycles available for students at my kid's residence hall are insane. Literally, Olympic-level racing machines. And the school has a dedicated bike track for racing.[b] My kid now has a new hobby.
Do you mean a velodrome? Or something else?
Not a velodrome. It's outdoors. And not banked. The school refers to it as the bike track. Each year, the residences compete against each other in a big annual race. But what's remarkable is that these aren't student bikes. But real specialized racing bicycles that the students can use for training.
I thought it was cool. It's a completely different riding experience. And kind of a neat thing to have such high level gear available for students. My DC really took to it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The bicycles available for students at my kid's residence hall are insane. Literally, Olympic-level racing machines. And the school has a dedicated bike track for racing.[b] My kid now has a new hobby.
Do you mean a velodrome? Or something else?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Laundry included
That’s not unusual. Many colleges do that now—means less maintenance to deal with machines and payment system not working.
Don’t kid yourself—it’s built into the room and board costs