Campus Life

The food is excellent, so much so that you will feel as if you are back at home enjoying your mother's cooking! There is always a great, hot meal waiting for you during the day. The kitchen and dining crew are the friendliest people that you will ever met, and that only adds to the enjoyment of the Bellarmine experience.

The food is decent, but because Bellarmine is so close to Bardstown Road, I am not too critical about it.

There are several options for dining at the university. They have two places that offer meals and then a few places that use flex dollars which is money that is on your id card and you pay for it with your meal plan. All food is great!

The food is pretty good. There are some rough days, but at Bellarmine there are multiple places to find something to eat.

UDH is the best cafeteria food I have ever eaten. Not only do they have MANY entree selections, they always have a salad bar, deli sandwich or panini/wrap stations, ice cream, cookies/brownies, and delicious fruity and flavored waters! Horrigan Hall has great food options too, but be aware they use up Flex dollars, not meal swipes!

The Palio is close to the residence halls and has a more homey feel to it. The University Dining Hall, is big, and allows for everyone on campus to see each other while looking out onto the campus itself. A downside is the hours at when each are open. It varies, and you have to schedule around this sometimes.

There is almost always somewhere open on campus to eat (except after 2am) and the meal plan will cover most of your dining.

My favorite is the coffee shop. I love my Lattes. There are so many food options, and the food is really good. There is always somewhere close and convenient no matter what your schedule.

With dorm life comes the complete food package that you can apply for. I've been told that the food is cooked fresh everyday and the cafeteria is grand with a very high ceiling and space for everyone.

There are not many options for food. There is a dining hall, which has average tasting food, and another building with food that has pizza hut and einsteins. I would love to see more healthier options for food and also a partnership with some close off campus resturants, such as qdoba and panera.

Is pretty much non existent.

Greek life is smaller here, but it does still exist. Also, if you are worried about drunk frat parties on campus they do not exist here.

One sorority is Phi Mu, very service oriented. as well as Alpha Delta Gamma fraternity for men looking to help out in the community and have fun with friends while doing so.

There is one sorority and one fraternity. Greek life is not popular at Bellarmine, but it is a good way to meet people and to get involved!

I didnt pledge because of eligibility, but if you can do it, GO FOR IT!

Bellarmine has no Greek Life.

Greek life exists on campus, but it's totally not huge. I don't know a percentage of people who participate, but it can't be that big. The only way you know about them is if you or a friend is in one or if you see signs advertising them! I'm sure they're great though!

It is great to get the Greek experience, it is different and very cultural.

Phi Mu Alpha Delta Gamma Kappa Delta Pi

greek life is basically nonexistent. we have a business fraternity, an education fraternity, and a sorority, but you never hear about them. the only way you even know we have them is because from time to time you'll see people walking around with their logos on.