Two students, Liz Lauer and Quincy Roth in Digital Media Production Fall 2010 asked the campus community for the things students should do before they graduate. These are their findings! If you want to contribute any other ideas for what students should do, please submit them here!
It's gorgeous and famous. You gotta do it. Just remember a jacket, it tends to get chilly!
On those rare sunny and hot days in the city, take the bus to the beach! Bring some sunscreen and wear your bathing suit, bring a sweatshirt in case the fog rolls in!
Find the little barbeques in the park, and make some delish hamburgers and hotdogs!
Friday nights are orange night, so sit in the bleachers and wear some orange. If you're hungry the garlic fries are AWESOME.
The line's always long but it's so worth the wait. Plus it gives you plenty of time to choose from the extensive menu!
It's always sunny in Dolores Park, lay out with your friends.
There's Power to the Peaceful, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, and Alice Radio's Now and Zen Fest.
You know when it get's really hot outside? Yea, go for a dip...or just stick your feet in! Note from Char: This is probably not a USF-sanctioned activity, so be careful if you wind up thinking about this activity!
Maybe your friend is in a band, or plays soccer! Go watch!
It's yummy, and grown by students!
Get dressed up and get out on the street
Hop in the car and head up to Twin Peaks: the best view of the city
Visit local farmers from around the Bay Area, free samples and enjoyable grocery shopping!
They’re all open late, and let’s face it- food is so much better when it’s too late to eat
7x7 San Francisco Lifestyle magazine's list of the Top 100 things to eat in the city before you die. A challenge to the most adventuresome foodies. Check it out, and start checking them off!
One of the best views of the city, in the city. And a bonus workout if you take the stairs.
Don’t forget to hit In-n-Out or grab a bread bowl of chowder
Historic bookstore in North Beach- do your research! And then get an espresso next door
Check what’s playing, and head to historic Castro!
Free entry, Ninth Floor (after your view, try sneaking into a gallery)
