Campus Life

Campus food tends to be repetitive, but some o the workers are extremely nice and makes the experiencemore enjoyable. The UC tends to be everyones prefrence, but on the weekends we are left with eating at te all you can eat dining spot which is sometimes good, but again it can be repetitie. There are plenty of restaurants that deliever food to campus so thats an upside, and as long as they switch up the food options one should be happy.they also cater to vegans and glutten free diets, which is something thati think is an upside to campus dining.

Food is catered by Lackmann Catering. Honestly the food is not great. There is a Chee Burger Chee Burger and Starbucks. Coffee is from Dunkin Donuts. The buffet style dining hall is not great. It can be better but it also depends on the day.

There are a few options but they are not that good. The food isn't fresh and satisfying its more fast food.

There are two dining areas- Post Hall and the UC. Post Hall's food is lacking and the silverware is dirty, and the UC food is overpriced, but does have good sushi and wraps.

There are a few options for dining. We have a traditional all you care to eat dining hall....some days it's good, and other days you can't identify the food. Breakfast is a meal you will never have a problem with, and as a bonus depending on your meal plan you can get free brunch on Sunday. There is also a grilled cheese stand which is phenomenal and I highly recommend. You can build your own grilled cheese sandwich. The other option for dining is the University Center. The University Center has five stalls which all offer different types of foods. There is Picantes which is a burrito place, a wrap stand for sandwiches, Cheeburger Cheeburger which specializes in burgers, chicken fingers, and fries, a pizza place, and a stand that changes it's food item everyday (it ranges from wings, to chinese, to waffles topped with fruit). There is also sushi, salad, and ready-made sandwiches for people in a pinch. Kosher is available as well. The UC is usually the most popular place for students to eat as the food is typically much better than the traditional dining hall.

A buffet is offered which is quite reasonable and there are quite a few other eating options offered on the campus. The sandwiches, pizza ,and a few other options are disgusting though.

There are not many options and the food is overpriced. A bottle of water alone is about $2.00.

The food is not the greatest, but the good news is, there is a committee of students/dining services faculty that gets together and discusses what can be done to make the food better (I'm part of this committee). It's actually really easy to make changes in dining services and they're already heading in the right direction. The other day I had a greek spinach/filo pastry pie, they always have sushi on hand, and there are ALWAYS waffles available!

Food is pretty good, lots to choose from.

I must admit, the food isn't the greatest. Post hall dinners tend to be flavorless, and it's definitely hard for vegetarians to find food at times (I'm a veg-head myself). However, the UC cafe has awesome selections for lunch (Picantes burrito bowls are the best!) and breakfasts at Post Halls provide awesome omelettes.

There is plenty of Greek Life spirit all over the campus and if that is what you plan on joining I am sure you can find the one that best suits you, do your research! There is no hazing so dont back out because of ehat you have seen on the television !

Really great. There are six sororities and five fraternities and four multicultural organizations.

We have, thirteen Greek organizations, I'd like to say. As a freshman, you are not allowed to join until you're second semester because the school and the organizations want you to settle in and focus on your grades for a semester. Two of my sophomore friends pledged this past semester, and it's competitive and time-consuming to get in, but they said they really enjoyed it.

It is offered and they are highly patriotic of their respective clubs. It seems like a massive distraction from the schoolwork but then again, it exists in full swing and many people do get involved in it.

There are many sororities and fraternity's that you can be a part of. These people can become your closest friends for life.

If I'm not mistaken there are 6 fraternities and 7 or 8 sororities. Very big on our campus, but not intrusive. Greek life people are not cliquey or rude, and they don't judge you if you are or aren't in a fraternity/sorority. They are nice people :)

There is greek life on campus. A lot of people I know are in sororities or fraternities, and they seem to enjoy it. There are no greek houses on campus, however.

There are very few of the divine nine. All other Greek and social fellowships have a few as well. Check the website adelphi.edu for a list

Everyone loves their Greek life.

There is a bunch of Greek life , located on campus.