Jay Smith

Beautiful hilltop area with incredible 9/11 memorial, with names in alphabetical order, that is a must see if you're in the area. Great areas to spread a blanket and have a picnic or sit on the many benches. Photo opportunities abound.

Really nice compact rollercoaster with an awesome first drop and some nice airtime. $10 per ride is a bit steep, pun intended. 🤣 Otherwise a fun ride.

This place is great. Went to support Ukraine and stayed for the delicious food. Meat borchsct is mind-blowing and the boiled potato pierogis with onions and sour cream are just as tasty. I could literally eat the potato pancakes every day and never get tired of them. Veal goulash and stuffed cabbage also very good. Honey cake for dessert is big enough for two, especially after a meal like that. Anna our server was great and a pleasure to be around. Oh I forgot, if you like watermelon, I'm not a fan, you have to get the watermelon iced tea. It was so refreshing and the watermelon was so sweet, it may have converted me. Overall an incredible meal.

Went to see the holiday light display which was really nice. Not the best I've seen, but definitely nowhere near the worst. Everyone enjoyed the section that had an interactive music display which played through your car stereo. The winter village at the end was nice, especially the petting zoo and s'mores, but parking took a bit of time. Overall, a nice night.

The university grounds including Locust walk and the superblock can really be beautiful in the spring, summer and fall. Lots of new restaurants are always opening so there's always a variety of different foods. Also, many buildings are historical and the architecture is absolutely gorgeous. A couple of CVS pharmacies and two 24hr Wawa food stores for your essentials. Edit: Everything is back to normal and classes have resumed. So many new restaurants are opening that I can't wait to try. Get out and enjoy the campus!