Campus Life

Good food...not much time to eat.

omg chicken steak!!!ugh...everyday!!!!

The food at DBU can be both good and bad sometimes. There is a cafeteria which is buffet style so one can have pretty much anything. Whenever a certain holiday approaches, the food begins to change and may even be somehow linked with it too, such as Cinco de Mayo: Tex-Mex food, but overall, the food at DBU is ok and won't kill you.

The Patriot Cafe makes the best burgers and fries I've ever had.

The food is good and the dining rooms are kept clean as well. I have to budget myself from time to time.

The food is always just caf food so it's never extraordinary unless there is a patriot preview that day.

The food sucks

The food is great here, they have a diner. There is also a small diner in the library building, they even have a Starbucks on campus.

Food is ok. The best things to eat are pizza and burgers for dinner. Breakfast is pretty good too and they have a really nice sandwhich bar in the cafeteria.

Love the food and dining area is clean.

Very servant oriented Greek Life.

sororities and fraternities always have something going on that they get dressed up for

Greek Life at DBU is different from other schools. Since DBU is a Christian University, the Greek frats and sororities have set goals and activities to do all year round. There is this one activity which the groups do called Spring Sing: each group has to perform songs for about 15 min each, the songs are normally edited to contain certain phrases or words for their chosen theme.

Joining one of the Greek Life organizations affords you the chance to explore exclusive learning opportunities through fellowship, service, ministry, discipleship, leadership, and academic support programs. You will be challenged in all aspects to achieve excellence in your life and through your affiliation with your fraternity or sorority. The purpose of these Greek organizations is the holistic personal development of each member, with primary focus on the spiritual maturation of the student in his or her walk with the Lord.

The greek life here is barely respectable in my opinion. All of the sororities and fraternities are in-house fraternities meaning they are not even nationally known. On the upside, I've heard they are fun to be a part of, but for those students who are looking to buffer their resume with a greek fraternity, it's not worth it.

Greek life is different here too, but different in a good way. The different fraternities and sororities give back to a certain group or organization.

there are many choices that you could be a part of.

Greek Life seems fun but is not super relevant in campus social life.

I do not know much about this.

Still in it's early years, DBU GreekLife is a growing trend among the campus students.