Ahh... alumni weekend and graduation is here again meaning swarms of old, new and emerging alumni…read morefestooned in straw hats and cartoonish orange and black sport coats are taking over the town for their annual reunions, cocktail parties and A-list lectures that will decide the fate of mankind as we know it until they do it all again next year. If you live here, these rights of nostalgia-laden passage and hard core fundraising mean that with the last chorus of their alma mater fight song "Old Nassau" the town will soon become ghosted for a few months leaving stores and restaurants empty and available for casual browsing and mob-free dining. Until next year and the greatest fireworks show absolutely no one knows about. Five stars for the Tigers... we'll miss you while you're gone and I forgive you for the ridiculous sport coats.

Princeton University has one of the prettiest campuses in the United States. The buildings in the…read moreheart of the main campus are an excellent example of Collegiate Gothic Architecture. The oldest building on campus is Nassau Hall, which has the distinction of being the Capitol of the United States in 1783.

I love this place. Granted I may be a little biased because I did go to this school for a semester…read morebut it was pretty awesome. It's nothing like main campus and isn't too commuter friendly if you don't have a car... also they have animals running around like it's a freaking zoo... but I can overlook all that for it's awesomeness. Need a nap. Bright hall. those dirty old chairs are surprisingly comfortable. Everybody here is so nice it takes you by surprise at first. If you like nice people and a beautiful campus you will love this place.

Well, all in all, I have to say that I got a first-class education at CB West…read more Socially - it was a heck of alot better than Lenape. Although, I attended during the raucous football era of Coach Pettine (Sr.) and personally, I really never gave a crap about how our football team was doing. (In case you missed that CB West was State Champion for like, years & years in a row back then.) Whatever. I enjoyed certain things, but really - I am so glad that high school is over and that I never have to do that again. Oh yeah - and to that IDIOT gym teacher who flunked me and threatened to not let me graduate until i could successfully run "the mile" - here's a big"sod-off"! Nobody in Corporate America has EVER asked me to run a mile. Ever. My reunion is coming up this November - and I am prepared to attend looking fresh and FABULOUS. P.S. Pink (Alicia Moore) went here. We smoked our ciggies on the same corner - just about 10 years apart.

"Blandness with a side of rude customer service"…read more I'm an upper-middle class businessman who worked in the Doylestown area for the greater part of the year, and have been able to sample most of the noteworthy dining locations in town, excluding of course this particular establishment, it being just beyond the densest part of town. During my lunch hour, I felt it proper to finally give Buck's a chance. The property is quite large with an accommodating parking lot--the lot was quite packed, though luckily I was able to secure a parking space. I went in through front entrance and realized that this is not quite a restaurant in and of itself, but some kind of collective of facilities seemingly not unlike the YMCA. There were a lot of children moving around when I went into the building; it seemed like perhaps a school had brought their children here for a field trip. Unfortunately, I did not have enough time to properly enjoy most of the facilities. I was impressed; near the entrance they boast a lecture hall, a set of restrooms neatly tucked away in a crevice, a lounge area, an indoor sports gymnasium, a membership/sign in booth, and what appeared to be a social services office. Beyond that, I noticed sets of public lockers just off the hallway, and series of offices in hallways dissecting the larger "avenues." I made my way to the integrated food establishment, fittingly called "Nourriture pour les Affamés." It featured semi-buffet style get-it-yourself service in an area aside the tables and chairs. I went into the area, picked up a serving tray, and picked out a chicken patty, an apple, and a box of chocolate milk. The cashier was quite rude, claiming that they wouldn't take my Discover card (just what do they think they're selling, drugs?), so I of course had to pay cash. I find myself a seat and began eating. The chicken patty was dry, lacking in any toppings or condiments whatsoever, the apple tasted like wet cardboard, and the milk was in a box. Disgusted, I knocked the remnants of my half-eaten quote unquote "food" onto the floor and attempted to exit the food establishment. Before I could even get close to the exit, a small, leathery woman began berating me about God-knows-what, something about privilege cards and detention and blah blah blah, all the while spewing saliva onto my person. I had no choice but to sit back down and wait for the bell before being allowed to leave.

Amazing school filled with warm and caring teachers. Class sizes are great as every student gets…read moreample amount of attention. My kids love learning and spending time with their teachers. I respect anyone that can get children excited about learning, and this staff is amazing at it. Wonderful extracurricular activities and so much more. If you're interested in getting a high quality Catholic education, at a very reasonable rate, which also has amazing staff, look no further!

Amazing Physicians. Dr Sirinivasan saved my life. Aneurysm so large NO OTHER NEUROSURGEON KNEW WHAT…read moreTO DO. Dr Sharma Endocrinologist was so very helpful. The hospital was utterly outstanding. U Penn is a blessing and I am so privileged to have seen these specialists. Just as important to me you help me with my bills. U PENN IS BEYOND 10 STARS. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

We were here for a college orientation: They quickly welcomed us and had us put on wristbands to…read moreidentify that we were here for a tour. They had all the guests convene for a 20 minute slide presentation to explain U o P's basics. When that was done, we were broken into smaller groups and a student took us around campus . Our student showed key areas on campus while enthusiastically interjecting his personal stories about his experiences on campus. This is a compact, medium-sized university that seems to have a lot of diversity. Students/staff need a key card to get into the buildings on campus. The buildings are beautiful and there is green space throughout. It was a good first impression.

The best seminary. Loving staff. Great and attentive faculty. Historical and faithful to orthodoxy…read more They have been so accommodating and helpful with COVID restrictions. They even ramped up their online programs to help offset the negatives of 2020.

Excellent school of theology. It holds fast to the truth and affirms to orthodoxy. This school has…read morean amazing history behind it of standing up for the authority of scripture and upholding Christ as savior and Lord. This is the best conservative seminary on the east coast.

Villanova is prepared to 'Tip Off' the 2026-27 College Basketball Season in Roma, Italy this year…read more A major first. As you know, Pope Leo XIV is an Alumnus of Villanova University Catholic theology. Appropriately, Villanova (and the other catholic school, Notre Dame) are finalizing plans for a historic men's and women's basketball doubleheader to open the 2026-27 season in Rome, Italy, on November 1, 2026. The games will take place at the 3,500-seat Palazzetto dello Sport, Pala Tiziano, located 30 minutes from Vatican City. This is the first time College basketball season kicks off in Europe! We're very excited as true Villanova college basketball fans. Let's go Nova!!! Thank you

This review is long overdue. The first thing you notice at Villanova is the sense of community. The…read morephrase "Ignite Change" isn't just a marketing slogan; it's baked into the culture. Whether it's participating in the Special Olympics Fall Festival (the largest student-run event of its kind in the world) or just hanging out at the Oreo, there is a genuine sense that people care about each other. It's a "work hard, play hard" environment, but with a heavy emphasis on service. I completed my MBA at Villanova,which is consistently top-ranked. The curriculum is challenging, and the professors especially in the Finance and Nursing programs are well-connected. Let's be honest: Basketball season is a religious experience here. Standing in the student section at the Finneran Pavilion or heading into Philly for a big game at the Wells Fargo Center is an unmatched vibe. \\// up!

What can I say? I'm old. I went here from 2nd - 6th grade…read morewhen my family moved to D-town in the (gasp) late '70's. We had some highs & lows here - but I got a good, solid education and went on to Lenape Jr. High (now middle school) and the good 'ole CB West (yelp to some later.) Currently, I did a school comparison of local schools, and while Doyle (and all Central Bucks schools) has slipped a bit in recent years, test scores are still decent and it's still a nice, safe environment in which to raise kids. I sure wish I could send my l'il one here.

My daughter attended school here and was in the Penn Program for gifted kids which was great. She…read morehad some awesome teachers like Mr. Marshall. Not a fan of the principal at all. Test scores are inflated because any child with special needs is sent to another school in the district.