/lit/ - Literature

>>3775467
I quite like it. The main campus is largely '60s concrete and pretty ugly, the new campus is largely modern artsy architecture and is also pretty ugly. If you don't mind ugly buildings (or if you actually like them), it's not bad. People are generally friendly and, whilst I can't really speak for any other than my own department, I've found the teaching to be fairly good.

There's always a lot of student-run stuff going on, so finding a club or something to join is pretty easy. Furthermore, campus is only half an hour or so away from the city centre (and hundreds of pubs), which is nice.

There are a lot of ducks, geese, and a couple of swans.

If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask away.