Campus Life

Dine out if possible

Has improved a lot.

The food is pretty good. However, some improvement could be made.

Albion College's cafeteria is being updated in the summer of 2013. The building will no longer be outdated, but they're still working on the food. Students tend to give bad reviews about the food being served recently. There's not many places to eat in the town of Albion, either. However, the Eat Shop, a school dining facility, has great snack food for study breaks.

The food isn't actually that bad. There is always the Eat Shop, but it takes a long time to get food. Baldwin is actually getting remodeled soon, so it will be even better than it is now.

There is one cafeteria called Baldwin and it could be better. There are usually various options but it seems as though sometimes they forget to feed us, especially on the weekends.

Albion has updated their food, but is still just ok to eat at.

Food isn't very good.

The food is OK at times, but i will admit it is not the best. After a while you will actually grow to like or at least be OK with the food. It gets better. If you get tired of the food Albion has a place called the Eat Shop that has pretty good food.

OH MY GOSH! Freshman 15 here I come, the food is so amazing you don't want to stop eating. Albion does provide a very healthy menu, I was shocked.

About 49% of campus is involved in Greek Life. The main focus of each sorority/fraternity is phalanthropy.

GO GREEK!

HUGE part of campus

There are plenty of greek fraternities and sororities to join!

There are six fraternities and five sororities on campus. About half of the student body is a part of Greek Life. Greek Life is different here, because the school is so small, we focus more on philanthropy and raising money for good causes. Each frat or sorority is made up of a group of students that become family throughout four years at Albion.

Greek life was the best discussion I made at Albion thus far. It helps you meet new people and makes you feel a part of something. The Greek life is very involved in the community. For example, Greek members mentor the students at the local elementary school.

I am not interested in Greek life but sororities are not allowed to live together but do have houses for meetings. Fraternities are right on campus on a block and have house parties almost every weekend.

Lots of Greeks....Frats and Sororities.

huge greek life

Greek life is a major part of campus life, in part because it is a small community. There are many fraternities and sororities, some strictly social, some academic. I, for example, am a member of the Beta Beta Beta biology honors fraternity. Not everybody is part of Greek life, however, and if you choose to opt out, there is no pressure or scorn for doing so.