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About the College
Multiculturalism at Macalester
President Brian C. Rosenberg
Quick facts
Statement of Purpose and Belief
Sustainability at Macalester
The Board of Trustees
Facilities
Facility Hours
Alumni House
Conference and Facility Rentals
Highlander Store
Finding Your Way
Accessibility Guide
Campus map
Directions to Macalester
Safety and Security
Twin Cities information
Visual tour
Macalester's history
College history
Media archives
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Twin Cities Information
The winding, tree-lined streets of Macalester's immediate neighborhood have earned it the nickname "Tangletown," and it is one of St. Paul's most popular neighborhoods. Stretching for four miles through the neighborhood and meandering from the campus to the Mississippi River, Summit Avenue is the longest, best-preserved street of Victorian homes in the nation and a favorite boulevard for walkers, joggers, and cross-country skiers. Running parallel to Summit is its commercial cousin, Grand Avenue, popular for its cafes, coffeeshops, bakeries, bookstores, art galleries, boutiques, and more. Beyond its architecture and amenities, the neighborhood also earns superlatives for safety: the St. Paul Pioneer Press rated it one of the two safest in the metropolitan area.
Beyond the neighborhood are the attractions of two of America's most interesting and invigorating cities. Macalester is about midway between the downtowns of St. Paul and Minneapolis -- a 10-minute drive by car, a little longer by city bus service.
Quick Links
Entertainment Guides
City Pages Going Out Guide
Twin Cities Sidewalk
Government
City of Minneapolis
City of St. Paul
State of Minnesota
Magazines
Mpls St Paul Magazine
Neighborhood
Grand Avenue
Macalester-Groveland Community Council
Newspapers (Major)
Pioneer Press
Star Tribune
Newspapers (Special Interest)
Asian Pages
Insight
Minnesota's Women Press
Transportation
Airport
Bus Schedules
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