The King's College

job fair, internships, undergraduate research opportunities, and a lifelong career services department

I'm sure it's a lot different than 10 years ago when I graduated. I know, for example, that the environmental sciences department has its own labs and a separate building now. When I was there, there were three places to eat on campus, the main dining hall, which was overwhelmingly mediocre, Connorton's cafe, a casual fast food place in the student union building with a limited, but dependably yummy menu, and a retro cafeteria in the basement of one of the class buildings with really good old school cafeteria/diner type classics. I know since I left some of the area restaurants allow students to use their "Kings Cash" as forms of payment, which would have been great and convenient. I didn't really use the computer labs much, since I had my own laptop and reliable internet service, but they seemed nice and up to date at the time. The classrooms were great. Very up to date, and small class sizes.

I was in the college choir, Cantores Christi Regis, which was awesome. I met pretty much all of my good college friends there, and we still keep in touch. We got to sing with some amazing groups and go on some awesome trips. Also was a member of the inaugural class for Modern Angels Everywhere (MAE), which was basically a sorority, but we couldn't call it that because of the official no greek life policy. Instead, we were a "service-oriented sisterhood". Great bunch of women, and no hazing! Just good times. I hope it is still active!