Campus Life

heard it was ok nothing too well

The food on campus is good, although if you eat on campus all of the time it can get boring.

The food options here are limited. Because Clarkson university is located in a small village, there aren't also a lot of places to go to eat. In the University, the menu is really short. They have Pasta, Burgers and Chicken, you know, grilled food options, then they have the healthy section with Salad and other healthy food choices. They also have subway and a little coffee shop in the Science building, and that is all. In the town, they have Sergis, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Mcdonalds, Dunkin Donuts, the Balgery (A really nice place), and some other places not mentioned. The Dining hall in Clarkson is a very comfortable place to eat though. It is also a really nice place to catch up with friends, or, to read a book. Clarkson is an ECO friendly place so don't be surprised if you see a lot of recycle bins around.

Ok, but I wish there were more choices for healthy food.

The dining areas are welcoming and pretty standard with some outdoor options also. The campus has an all you care to eat dining hall as well as a few smaller made to order places including a subway. The food compared to the standard of campus food is very good and and has a huge variety and healthy options as well.

The food here is either hit or miss. At the Ross-Brooks dining hall, one night there will be a great selection of food and the next they have ran out of food and are serving leftovers. In the new student center, there is a great variety of stations you can choose from, and now that they have incorporated daily specials into their menu, it's definitely the best place to eat on campus.

The Student Center has great food for a low price. Ross-Brooks dining which is connected to the freshman dorms is good for the first month, but lacks variety. They do have a salad bar which is great for a healthy option and a variety of cereals. Empire offers alot of greasy food. Its good, but on occasion. Too much and you will meet the freshman fifteen in no time. There is a Subway and a couple other places to eat on campus to give everyone a great choice. There are even places off campus to grab a bite to eat for ones that have some extra cash or Knight card.

The food at Clarkson is not the best, but its college, no matter where you go, the food will suck.

Food is okay,nothing special. It could be better.

The food is probably average.

There are both sororities and fraternities off campus, and they hold fun social gatherings all of the time.

I am in no sorority so I really can't say much here, although, the members always seem to have a good time in what ever they do.

Some sororities and fraternities.

I'm not too familiar with Clarkson's Greek Life, but I can give a brief overview. Since both SUNY Potsdam and Clarkson are located in the same town, there are quite a few Greek houses as opposed to what just one small school would have. None are located on campus, but most of the houses are only located a short walk from Clarkson.

My knowledge is slim of this, but Greek life is big for some kids. There many different fraternities and sorties for many different reasons like for business, community service, or just partying. My two roommates are in a fraternity and it's kind of cool to know people in Greek houses. Some Greek house members can land you a job down the road. Greek life is great all-around.

There are many sororities and fraternities here, and we are pushing to build new houses for them on campus.

Greek life on campus is near and dear to my heart. As a sister of Delta Zeta, one of 4 sororities on campus, I speak highly of Greek Life. I joined Greek life to meet people and be a part of something bigger than myself. Being a part of Greek Life has made me want to try my hardest at school and I look forward to all of the networking opportunities I will have for internships and for after graduation.