Campus Life

The food at the cafeteria, otherwise know as the BRC, is not that grand. they do not offer substitutes for those who have allergens to foods. the diet they veer towards are hamburgers, deep fried steaks, and pastas.

A little expensive on the meal plan, but great food. Many choices to choose from on and off campus.

Boise is growing a ton! You can find pretty great inexpensive food on and off campus

It's like ten minutes walking distance from downtown so I'm sure that leaves food options pretty open.

Never eat at school, but have heard good things about the food and the staff that prepare it!

The University offers so many awesome food choices! I am always in a hurry to get lunch and the lines to any places are fast-paced. There are so many different food options.

I do not live on campus and therefore do not eat in the cafeteria

I provide my own food, but when I pass by the dining hall their is always tons of delicious food in there.

The food at Boise State is great! There is a wide variety of resteraunts and stores on campus which come in handy.

Food is more expensive than it should be in the cafeteria, but there is a lot to choose from. There are also a couple of subways on campus, a chic filet and other restaurants close by.

Pathetic.

There is a great potential for the Greek life at BSU because the Greek life is just starting to grow, so a student can become a founding member of an Greek organization still which is a great accomplishment.

None.

I was a person that always turned my nose up at Greek life until I researched what it was like at Boise State. The Greek Life at BSU is much smaller than it is at other schools across the nation but it still offers the same benefits. The Greek system operates as one big community/family. We hold ourselves to the same standards if not higher as other schools. Joining a fraternity or sorority is a great way to get involved, form life-long bonds and friendships, and build networks for the future.

Greek life isn't large at all, but it's growing. When it comes to sororities, we're an Alpha campus, so all of them begin with Alpha. (Alpha Chi, Alpha Zi, Alpha Gama, ect.) They are much more community service based than the typical Greek life you see at large colleges.

Greek life is something that is just starting to take off at Boise State. As a result, there are many opportunities to get involved. I am not personally involved in Greek life, but those friends I know involved have enjoyed it and are happy they made the decision to pledge, whether it was a social or service fraternity/sorority.

Greek life is not prominent, but exists and is available for those who want to participate.

Practically non-existent. Annoying greek members in the quad is about the extent of it.

i dont know what this means

Greek is weak. There is only a few frats that have houses and no sorority houses that I know of. Some of my friends pledged anyways and they seem to like it but they don't do much as chapters.