Campus Life

Auburn University's food and dining selections are good. Auburn offers various types on campus including Greek, Chinese, American, and Italian based foods. Auburn does not have a cafeteria, but with that being said, they still have establishments that have home cooked meals and fast food restaurants. Within the 5 on-campus dining halls and food establishments lining the edge of campus, Auburn has a great selection for everyone.

There are many dining options on campus all the way from pizza to Panda Express and everything in between. There is something for everybody, but it gets expensive if your tigercard has the minimum amount on it.

The food at Auburn is some of the best I've ever had. There is a huge variety of things to choose from. We have Asian, Mexican, Salads, Sandwiches, Chick Fil A, Pizza, the list could go on for a while. I don't have anything but good things to say about the food at Auburn and the people who serve you are some of the nicest people you will ever meet.

Food needs a huge upgrade on Auburn's campus.

The food and dining is A- la- carte rather than meal swipes, which can be good and bad. Tiger dining works really hard to make plenty of options available at affordable prices. We have great well known food areas, such as Chick-fil-A (Our on campus chickfila is the highest grossing non- traditional chickfila in the country). We can use our dining money on food trucks too, which makes dining and food really good and really fun!

There's a lot of choices on places to eat. Ex. Chickfila, Panda Express, Salsaritas, Chicken Grill

Auburn has amazing food! They don't have a bunch of cheap awful dining halls. Auburn offers a variety of different restaurants that you can spend your dining dollars at.

Not a fan of the mandatory dining plan. I can eat cheaper and healthier off campus.

We have lots of variety at Auburn. If you want it, we probably have it. BBQ, Chicken, Chinese food, Greek Food.

Three stars because while the food is good and tasty, Auburn does not have a traditional dining hall with buffets. Generally Auburn has opted for a food court style where a certain Hall will have 3-4 different dining options, but they're all like mini restaurants (ex. Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, ABP, Papa John's). Even Auburn's original restaurants are styled like a food court. Also the amount of healthy options/portions available are few. But they are there

Greek life is fairly big at Auburn University. Over half of the student body is a part of greek life.

Greek Life at Auburn is very prominent and great. All of panhellenic has chapter rooms in dorms all located together. It's great for a unity for the sororities. The fraternities have two different rows of houses and are able to unite through that. Greek life is very supportive of each other by participating in other organization's philanthropy events and supporting each other. The average Greek life GPA is higher than the average Auburn GPA and many people involved in greek life are also highly involved elsewhere as well.

Amazing Greek community. 30% of campus is Greek.

It is really big here, however, most student are not associated in Greek life and you don't have to be to have fun.

There are 17 sororities and a variety of fraternities. Greek life is a pretty big deal here. However, if you don't join a fraternity or sorority, you can still have a great social life here at auburn.

Auburn'Ã?Â?s Greek life is very plentiful. With the main panhellenic fraternities and sororities, there is definitely a lot to choose from. There is no lack of frats or sororities, as whatever your interests are, Auburn can match it. The fraternities are separated by old row and new row. If you have the dream of huge frat parties and beautiful houses, then new row is for you. If you want that closer-knit hanging with the guys feel, old row is for you.

I am not a part of the Greek Life, but I have friends who are and love it.

You can be as involved or not involved in Greek life as you want. Enough people are Greek, so that it's easy to get plugged in, but you don't stand out if you aren't Greek. A lot more girls go Greek than boys.

There are a lot of greek organizations to choose from. There is NPC, IFC, and NPHC

We have a big greek life, with 17 sororities and 29 fraternities. I am not involved with greek life, but a lot of my friends are and they love it!