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Yes, we know that WVU was named top party school, but logging into the PrincetonReview.com site (thank you BugMeNot) yields these finds:

Extracurriculars Best College Newspaper
How popular is the newspaper?

1 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2 Yale University
3 University of Pennsylvania
4 Howard University
5 University of Georgia
6 University of Maryland-College Park
7 Harvard College
8 West Virginia University
9 University of Mississippi
10 Penn State--University Park
11 Michigan State University
12 Louisiana State University
13 Indiana University at Bloomington
14 Northwestern University
15 Duke University
16 University of Wisconsin-Madison
17 The University of Texas at Austin
18 Syracuse University
19 University of Florida
20 Texas A&M University-College Station


Extracurriculars Students Pack the Stadiums
How popular are intercollegiate sports?

1 University of Maryland-College Park
2 University of Notre Dame
3 University of Florida
4 West Virginia University
5 University of Georgia
6 Penn State--University Park
7 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
8 University of Southern California
9 Gonzaga University
10 University of Tennessee--Knoxville
11 The University of Texas at Austin
12 Clemson University
13 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
14 Boston College
15 Ohio State University - Columbus
16 Virginia Tech
17 Texas A&M University-College Station
18 University of Wisconsin-Madison
19 United States Naval Academy
20 University of Alabama--Tuscaloosa

Extracurriculars ntercollegiate Sports Unpopular or Nonexistent
How popular are intercollegiate sports?

1 New College of Florida
2 Eugene Lang College--The New School for Liberal Arts
3 St. John's College (NM)
4 Bennington College
5 College of the Atlantic
6 Thomas Aquinas College
7 Marlboro College
8 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
9 St. John's College (MD)
10 Emerson College
11 New York University
12 Reed College
13 Hampshire College
14 Sarah Lawrence College
15 University of Chicago
16 State University of New York--Purchase College
17 Simon's Rock College of Bard
18 The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
19 Bard College
20 The Evergreen State College

Extracurriculars Best College Radio Station
How popular is the radio station?

(IT'S A CRIME PENN AND FORDHAM WERE LEFT OFF THIS LIST)
1 St. Bonaventure University
2 Emerson College
3 DePauw University
4 Ithaca College
5 Brown University
6 Guilford College
7 Seton Hall University
8 Knox College
9 University of Puget Sound
10 Howard University
11 Carleton College
12 Whitman College
13 The Evergreen State College
14 Reed College
15 Alfred University
16 Skidmore College
17 Swarthmore College
18 Manhattanville College
19 Bates College
20 Denison University

Politics Students Most Nostalgic For Bill Clinton
Based on students' assessment of their personal political views

1 Warren Wilson College
2 Eugene Lang College--The New School for Liberal Arts
3 Hampshire College
4 New College of Florida
5 Bennington College
6 Bard College
7 Sarah Lawrence College
8 Marlboro College
9 Reed College
10 Oberlin College
11 Pitzer College
12 The Evergreen State College
13 Macalester College
14 Wesleyan University
15 Lewis & Clark College
16 Vassar College
17 Mills College
18 Swarthmore College
19 Beloit College
20 Clark University

Politics Students Most Nostalgic for Ronald Reagan
Based on students' assessment of their personal political views

1 Thomas Aquinas College
2 Hillsdale College
3 Grove City College
4 Brigham Young University (UT)
5 Hampden-Sydney College
6 United States Naval Academy
7 College of the Ozarks
8 Wheaton College (IL)
9 University of Dallas
10 United States Merchant Marine Academy
11 United States Air Force Academy
12 Baylor University
13 Samford University
14 Clemson University
15 University of Alabama--Tuscaloosa
16 Texas A&M University-College Station
17 United States Military Academy
18 University of Mississippi
19 Washington and Lee University
20 United States Coast Guard Academy

Quality of Life Most Beautiful Campus
Based on students' rating of campus beauty

1 Sweet Briar College
2 Princeton University
3 Pepperdine University
4 Wellesley College
5 Mount Holyoke College
6 Wagner College
7 Loyola Marymount University
8 University of California-Santa Cruz
9 Elon University
10 Sewanee- University of the South
11 Scripps College
12 Colgate University
13 Vassar College
14 Warren Wilson College
15 College of the Atlantic
16 College of the Holy Cross
17 Thomas Aquinas College
18 University of Miami
19 St. Mary's College of Maryland
20 The College of New Jersey (Back in the late 80s/early 90s when I went there it was a very beautiful campus. But much of that beauty has been destroyed by construction the last 15 years)

Quality of Life Campus Is Tiny, Unsightly, or Both
Based on students' rating of campus beauty

1 State University of New York at Albany
2 Drexel University
3 State University of New York--Purchase College
4 City University of New York--Hunter College
5 New Jersey Institute of Technology
6 The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
7 Illinois Institute of Technology
8 North Carolina State University
9 University of Dallas
10 State University of New York--University at Buffalo
11 University of Tennessee--Knoxville
12 University of Massachusetts--Amherst
13 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
14 State University of New York at Binghamton
15 Harvey Mudd College
16 Clarkson University
17 Rider University
18 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey--New Brunswick/Piscataway Campus
19 State University of New York--Stony Brook University
20 Rochester Institute of Technology
 
While I have never visited any of the schools listed with the most beautiful campuses, it's a shame that the University of Virginia didn't make it. A true beauty of a campus.
 
The entire UVa campus (not just the rotunda and the lawn) might be No. 4 in the state of Virginia. W&M, Sweet Briar and Richmond are far prettier than UVa.


Three SUNYs in the bottom 20 of ugly campuses. The five-year plan of university design was a tremendous success, commrade!
 
Macalester College is way too low on the liberal list. It makes Berkeley look like BYU.
 
Drexel at no. 2 among ugliest campuses sounds about right.

Stony Brook SHOULD be a gorgeous campus, what with being in the middle of nowhere in a bucolic part of Long Island. Yet somehow they've turned it into the only eyesore in the area. Go to Port Jeff and it's pretty. go to any of the smaller towns along the water and it's pretty. But Stony Brook is one big construction zone, and even the completed buildings have a faceless, forgettable aura to them.
 
I've been to TCNJ in beautiful Ewing, N.J. It's actually a pretty campus. My friend whom I visited said it was modeled after UGA's campus in Athens, which is where I went. Or at least part of it was. I found that interesting. In an area with gorgeous old colleges, they had to go South to find a design to follow? Not that I'm complaining, I personally think UGA (at least North Campus) is spectacular.
 
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Ole Miss' newspaper at number 9?? Are you kidding me? College newspapers are in serious trouble if that's the case.
 
I think Wisconsin's paper made the list on the strength of its Sudoku and Shoutouts.
 
micropolitan guy said:
The entire UVa campus (not just the rotunda and the lawn) might be No. 4 in the state of Virginia. W&M, Sweet Briar and Richmond are far prettier than UVa.


Three SUNYs in the bottom 20 of ugly campuses. The five-year plan of university design was a tremendous success, commrade!

Never been to Sweet Briar, but I'll take Uva over the other two and I've spent a fair amount of time at all three
 
three_bags_full said:
Ole Miss' newspaper at number 9?? Are you kidding me? College newspapers are in serious trouble if that's the case.

I was thinking the same thing, and I wrote for the DM for two years.
 
From just a knowledge of the Big Ten, they're all ****ed up.

Michigan and Minnesota's student papers are both more popular than Wisconsin's.

And I'd agree with A_QB about Macalester, except I know nothing about the schools ahead of it. Seriously.
 

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