Around Town

Nothing. Cedar Rapids is an industrial town and is run-down, ghetto, very unsafe, and very boring. People have fun by drinking away the fact that they're in Cedar Rapids.

There are a number of campus organizations who host events, and Coe tries to ensure there is something to do every weekend. For the most part, leisure time is spent hanging out with friends and, if a car is available, possibly the occasional trip to Iowa City. There are parties, which while generally unannounced occur frequently enough.

There's lots to do at Coe, on weeknights and on weekends. On weekends there are lots of parties and that sort of thing, but SAC (the student activities committee) provides lots of other sober options as well. There are concerts, and poetry readings, and pumpkin carvings, and t shirt dying, free bowling, and lots of other events all free to Coe students.

Hang out with friends, go to the mall (somewhat close), random activities on campus (there are a lot).

Coe is right next to the Cedar Rapids River, so dragonracing is always an option. Also Coe is located in the second largest city in Iowa, so laser tag, bowling, karaoke, and other fun activities are always available for you.

There are so many events and clubs for this small college!!! I have three different orientations! I am already enrolled into two different clubs/programs, And there is a week or Orientation with fun, random activities. I love it! There is always something to do and one can always hit the city for entertainment because I heard there's a lot to do out there too.

Cedar Rapids has a bunch of bars and some decent clubs. For those who are underage or don't like drinking, there are a number of volunteer organizations as well as leisure organizations (e.g. cycling, bowling) in town. Political activism is also pretty strong.

There are events on campus and parties to go to usually on the weekends.

Coe offers a lot of activities for fun such as theatrical productions, free fitness classes and movies, and a range of clubs to join.

there are plenty of clubs to join, some being rugcutters (dancing), ultimate frisbee, and quidditch. also the student activities committee (sac) plans many entertaining events that students can go to. these are generally loads of fun and worth going to (and free!). also, there is the usual college entertainment of parties.