We took a short walking tour of the college and really enjoyed learning about its history and reason for being created. I liked seeing the charter in the library and the grave of the founder and first President. It is sad to me that a college that was founded for religious instruction has gone so far from its roots.

Nice campus, selections of restaurants and shopping nearby but for an ivy league town I was very underwhelmed. Definitely not like Princeton, Yale, or Brown University which I have also visited. The green lawn on the center could use regular sides walks it's just pebbles.

It was a great time seeing our niece Graduate college with honors. Everyone was very friendly and willing to help with directions. It was cool to see Rachel Dratch give the commencement speech as well.

A proud 2003 alum. If you're looking for a remote, outdoorsy, varied and undergrad centered education, it's the place to be. The financial aid here was also fantastic and I graduated debt free which allowed me to go to dental school. Beautiful campus and the experience is what you make of it.

Beautiful historic buildings with lots of mature trees and beautiful landscaping. We took a tour and we're impressed at how cozy an Ivy League college could feel.