Campus Life

Food is generally terrible, it gets better on parent's weekends.

The variety is good, most of the food has good flavor. All of the employee's are very nice. I've gotten food poisoning a couple of times though, so be careful.

I buy my own food and cook my own meals in my apt./dorm.

The food is delicious the pricing is affordable for a college student and they offer a variation of foods and places to eat.

The food taste great all the time. There are tons of options to choose from. The only problem is its very repetitive.

Food is what you would expect. Not the best and not the worst. Some days they have amazing dishes while others not so much. However, they do always have a salad bar, pizza and burgers.

There is a coffee shop and mini food court in the University Center. This includes sushi - my favorite! There are also quite a few options in close proximity.

When you first get to campus, the food is really good, and there are tons of choices, but after a few months, the food kinda starts to taste like normal school food.

the food is good, but be careful as to what you eat and how much of it you eat.

The food and dining services at Colorado Mesa are not my favorite thing about the school. I think that the program needs to work on offering healthier, different options rather than cycling through 10 meals. I would like to see organics coming through the cafeteria or at least more vegetarian options. However, there are a few coffee and sandwich shops sprinkled throughout campus and those are worth eating at.

Just barely adopted traditions of the greek life this year.

None.

Just started off greek life this year, I currently am in the greek life associated at Colorado Mesa university, which is the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, very helpful in life and a great opportunity.

The first stages of Greek life are beginning on campus, Fall 2012 is the first year that a Fraternity exists.

I do not know of anything Greek on campus. Neither me nor my friends are a part of that so I do not know.

New born Greek life, just starting to flour and getting started.

Currently there is no greek life, but theres been a lot of talk. If one starts soon you may be able to be a founder.

I'm not entirely sure.

There is a frat, Kappa Sigma I believe, and there is a local sorority forming this year. They're trying to really build up their numbers and since they are just starting, you can definitely put in your input about how things work.

Unless you are in an honor society there is no Greek Life. The school will not allow it.