I have only been back once or twice, but there is little in this world that compares to the Shenandoah Valley in the fall. I was a politics major who spent a large portion of my time in the history building. I still keep in touch with a few former professors. My fraternity was recently kicked off campus for a minor violation, so a number of us are struggling with our support for the school right now. But I would say we all have fond memories of our experiences in Lexington and the people there.
Speaking of fraternities, I will say that I had a great pledge trip back in the fall of 1994--we went to UNC, Duke, Wake, Davidson etc. over a weekend. UNC was by far the most hospitable and fun. We walked into the front door of a fraternity and I mentioned a few of my friends from high school. Within minutes, they had reached out to these same friends and we all ended up at a party together and then a late night pizza place. That was my only trip to Chapel Hill. It was the best school we visited out of all the schools on our NC pledge trip.