Around Town

Join greek life, go snowboarding/skiing, go to sports games, other than that not much.

The college itself tries to offer its students many fun activities to participate in. My first month in college we had an event where they brought in a Zip Line and other fun things to try out. As for fun things to do off campus - Adrian is a smaller city, so the mall isn't huge, but it still exists and can be visited. There are also other shops and stores to visit and plenty of restaurants to go to with friends.

Sporting events is a great way to meet new friends, and weekend festivities at fraternity houses, apartments, and many more!

Adrian tries to put on events for us students to do!

Adrian College has over 60 student groups and organizations. There are academic, religious, special interest, and service-oriented groups in addition to Greek life. We have clubs from art to biology, from equestrian to student government, from Christian to Green Action Club, and everything in between! We also have many sports from Men's and Women's Hockey, to bowling, to Track and Field, etc. If you can't play, it's free to watch! With all of the organizations and teams, there is never a dull moment on the AC campus!

There's nothing to do for fun here. Schedule a lot of things, because 90% of the time you WILL get bored. Not a very dynamic campus, so commute if possible.

There is an ice rink and a gym on campus. When weather is nice there is also an outside volleyball court in the freshman quad which is open to anyone. There is also a bowling alley in walking distance, or you can rent a bike from the student center and ride around town.

Watch any sports games on campus, Play sports in the Merrilat. Or theres always a party of some sort at the frat houses.

Not much to do in the town so you have to make your own fun. Eating is pretty much what everyone goes to.

Like I said, this college is for someone who is going to be spending most of their time studying or playing sports. Social life is not the best. There is the L.A. Cafe, but the experience there is a bit shady.