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Wilkes University

Wilkes University

4.4 (129 reviews)
UniversityEducational InstitutionPunto de interésEstablecimiento

Best time to visit

Visit weekday mornings or late afternoons during the academic year when the campus is lively but not crowded. Spring and fall provide the best foliage and comfortable weather.

Budget tips

Walking the campus is free, check the university events calendar for free or low-cost public lectures, concerts, and gallery openings. Some lots require paid parking, so use nearby public parking or street meters to save money.

Recommended for

Prospective students, Photography enthusiasts, Architecture fans, Culture and event seekers

Plan your visit

1-2 hours

About

Datos rápidos: A student body of roughly 2,500 keeps classes small and conversational, with many courses offering hands-on lab work and one-on-one mentorship. Campus life mixes competitive Division III sports with dozens of student clubs, so weekends can swing from a buzzing soccer match to a quiet study session in the library.

Destacados: Hundreds of students gather some evenings under about 120 warm string lights, the air rich with roasted coffee and acoustic music that turns the quad into an intimate outdoor living room. Alumni and students quietly slip handwritten notes into library books, adding dozens of messages each year that surprise late-night readers with advice, jokes, and names that span four decades.

Insider tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes, the campus sits on a hill with stairs and sloping walkways.
  • Visit the upper quad or library steps around golden hour for the best city and Susquehanna River photos.
  • Check the university events calendar before your visit to catch free student recitals, guest lectures, or gallery openings.
  • Avoid big class-change windows, roughly 10:00-11:00 and 13:00-14:00, for quieter walks and clearer photos.

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