Campus Life

Regatta's is the number one place to go for food! Commons is great also.

No cafeteria food here. The dining staff is friendly and cooks everything instead of bringing in caterers. When this idea was brought up, students protested in favor of our current system, which is why we still have the best food around.

Food is good. We have theme dinners year round that cater to a particular holiday or ethnic food. Many occasions we have the luxury of having crab legs, shrimp, and fondu. On campus we have chick-fil-a, Starbucks, bistro, and sushi. Many other things are located on the east side of campus.

Food and dining options at CNU are somewhat lacking. However, Brunch at Regattas on Saturdays and Sundays is really good.

It's good food but there isn't as much selection as there might be on a larger campus. There's sushi though!

Dining halls are an adjustment after living at home. It sure isnt your mama's cooking, but there is variety and you wont go hungry. Eating right can be a challenge. Know your options and be prepared for the temptation to eat french fries every day for lunch. There are restaurants around campus, but eating out every day or even every week can be expensive. I try and save it for special occasions.

There are many options during every meal and the food is good and feels home made.

The dining could be better. They do have good lunches though.

The dining halls are fairly standard, but Einstein's, Discovery Grill, and the shops in the Village all have delicious food.

The food at Christopher Newport University is like normal college food. The staff working in the dining halls are always cheerful and excited to see students. They work very hard to make meals that every student will enjoy, and they accomodate those students with food allergies. Personally, I find breakfast and brunch to be the best meals of the day!

Personally, I am not involved in Greek life but my friends that are absolutely love their sororities or fraternities.

Strong Greek life with a whole section of Greek campus. Very tightly knit societies. Also include other Greek honor societies and Christian groups. Big Greek organizations include: Kappa Delta Rho, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Phi Mu, Pi Kappa Phi, Tau Delta Upsilon, and others.

There are many sororities and phanternties. We have panallenic, multicultural, service, and ethnic groups to choose from.

As a member of Greek Life I love it on this campus. It is warm and inviting to all members and to non-greeks on the campus. Unlike the reputation it may earn, Greek life is uplifting and gives many leadership opportunities.

I am not part of Greek Life but the people I know who are look very very happy

greek life is great here.

The social greeks are evolving, with two fraternities and a soroity being added in the past year and a half. There are also Service Greeks in addition to Social Greeks.

Greek life is huge on campus. Every time I walk across campus I always see someone that is a part of Greek Life. It is not like a typical college, but more like a family. They welcome recruits and refuse to haze or embarrass any of their members. Everyone that I have talked to talks highly of Greek Life and says it is the best decision they ever made.

Extremely active on campus. Many leadership positions are filled with Greeks, thought to be students that hold themselves to a higher standards. Homogeneity can be issue, as many students willingly fit Greek stereotypes.

It's has a small gathering but they are seen all over campus and they are really nice.