Around Town

Join a club.

Capital does have programs every now and then that promote some kind of educational purpose. There is also a theater across the street, multiple ice cream shops, and you're surrounded by Columbus so the possibilities are endless!

There is a campus center with many activities, a movie theater across the street, and student events every week.

Being a suburb of Columbus Capital has a lot of things on and off campus to offer. On campus there is an activity at least once a week that Capital's special programming puts on. There is also the usual athletic games that you can attend. Capital is in a superb of Columbus and is in a really nice area. There is several dining options available and with Columbus so close there are endless recreational activities at ones dispose.

Sports Center, Mezz Game Hall, And Drunk Bus the takes students to nightclubs.

There are activities on campus, sports games, activities led by different fraternities and sororities. The Drexel has really cheap movies and I believe are free for Capital students.

bowling, workout center is great, houses throw parties on campus and shuttle busses take you to the clubs for free

There are lots of great places to go. East Main Street is right next to campus and there are lots of little shops, a move theater, bakeries, and really great restaurants in walking distance. Easton Shopping Center is only about fifteen minutes away and there is a lot of great stuff to do there as well. Since Capital is in downtown Columbus, there are plenty of places to go and have a great time, whether it's concerts, art galleries, or just going to see a movie!

There is many things to do for fun, I was told that all student school activities are free for students to get into. This gives all students no reason to not have anything to do, and gets more students involved. Also the school is located on a main street where there is many shops just across the street for all of the people that love to shop.

Unfortunately, Capital is stuck in the middle of a very small town, so aside from the Drexel theater (home to independent movies and The Room), there isn't a whole lot to do around campus on the weekends or nights. Fortunately enough, downtown Columbus is a short bus ride away, and the city does offer things to do. Some favorite pastimes include walking around the Short North, bar-hopping, spending time on OSU campus, etc.