Rochester Food Marathon (Part 2 of 2)
Welcome to the long awaited (I hope) second installment of the Rochester food marathon. Read Rochester Food Marathon Part 1 Shepards Pie, The Old Toad ($17) – For those of…
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5 Things to Consider Before Choosing the University of Rochester
Rush Rhees Library (Aug. 2021) During my senior year of high school, I was often unsure about how to evaluate colleges I was interested in. Although each person will…
Rochester Food Marathon (Part 1 of 2)
If there’s anyone out there reading this who’s a fan of the YouTube Channel “Sortedfood”, this post might look a little familiar. That channel is made up of a group…
The Theater Scene in the City of Rochester
When I was finding the university that would be the best fit for me, I was looking for a place that had a rich arts culture, on campus and off.…
5 Things You Need to Know Before Your First Winter at Rochester
As a Philadelphia native, I didn’t worry too much about my first winter in Rochester. I experienced many snowstorms and chilly days, and thought that I had everything I needed…
Untold Treasures from the South Wedge
The South Wedge is a neighborhood that I, regretfully, didn’t really discover until the summer between my senior and Take 5 year. It’s especially shocking continuing it’s only about a…
Need a Break? Try One of These Rochester Experiences
It’s a problem we all face – you have family coming in to visit for a weekend, friends stopping by from out of town, a date with a new romantic…
How Do You Get Around Rochester?
I’m lucky to have a public bus stop only a block from my house! The pandemic has slowly been easing over the past few weeks. Many restaurants, cafes, bookstores, malls,…
Top Five Coffee Spots in Rochester to Fuel Your Caffeine Needs
If you’re a coffee shop fanatic like me who is there for the coffee as much as I am there for the atmosphere, then I have the five best coffee…
From the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast
Last year, I wrote a post about the pros and cons of going to college close to home. What about people who go to college very far from home, though?…