Campus Life

Champlain utilized Sodexo, but not their top program. They've tried to improve the food to be healthier and tastier, but it really isn't very good. The meat is especially bad. I've had to throw together a meal out of potatoes, bits of the salad bar that weren't wilted, and a bagel before.

Food's decent up until a month in, at which point you gradually grow a distaste for it. But this will happen at any college. Just look forward to home-cooked food on breaks!

Great food and very nice and friendly place to go to eat after a long hard studying.

I have gluten allergy and the kitchen staff really works wonders with everyone's dietary restrictions. They still use liquid eggs from a bucket but this is some of the finest cafeteria food you'll find.

The food and dining is mediocre, the same as any school. It all tastes the same after a while.

There is a main dining hall with excellent and numerous choices. there is also a pub on campus and the dining plan allows some meals elsewhere. It is all you can eat.

I am an online student and once again cannot speak to the food and dining.

Like most other colleges, Champlain has a basic meal plan, but overall, the food was maybe a 3/5. Still, that's just me and my opinion, so don't let it stop you from going there.

There is one dining hall and if you live on campus you are forced to get the meal plan, which there is only one - unlimited.

The Cafeteria has great hours and great food and for any late night snacking you can head downtown.

When I left there were rumors of some Greek society or other coming on campus, but we didn't have any.

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For those interested, there are fraternities and sororities.

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