Campus Life

The food isn't bad, not at all. Though it does get kind of repetitive. There are two main food areas: the Hub and the Den. However, you can also use your food money at Marvin's and The Duck; restaurants that are right on campus.

Right now there are two main eating establishments, the Hub and the Den. The Hub is the larger of the two and is located in the student union building in the middle of campus. The other is more of a restaurant styled eatery under Longden Hall. There is a wide selection of foods to choose from. Too many to describe but personally it's the best college food I've had. Within the up coming years they plan on building a new hub that is much larger and had even more options! Then there are little local restaurants that get a lot of its business from students. They have a plan and agreement with some of these restaurants that allot an amount of your food money to going to these places

At first, you would think the food is awesome since you can get ice cream or pizza and fries whenever you'd like, but after a while it does get boring and tiring. The food isn't disgusting, it just wouldn't be my first choice.

There isn't a lot of options and you get sick of the food very fast. I come from a never cultural background and so I missed a lot of home cooked meals that I will never get here. Plus if I did want to cook stuff my mom made because Greencastle's demographics are very limiting I can never find the things I need in order to cook a home cooked meal. So If your someone of with a cultural background, you're gonna struggle like I am.

Food is good, but gets somewhat repetitive. Be on the lookout for specials to change up your meal routine. Many other restaurants off campus allow payment via meal plan such as Mama Nunz, The Duck, and Two West.

Several options, but there's a monopoly money system that limits where you can eat. The meal plan is required for first years.

It's expensive and not varied.

Great food all over campus.

The food is good. There are two big dining halls. One has good food that is cooked by a chef and tastes homemade. The other is more of a collection of fast food restaurants. Everything is good but some people tend to get tired of the selections.

good food

Greek life is a huge tradition on campus. We are about 70% Greek. However this does not change the education one receives or limits their opportunities in any way. We do take pride in our strong Greek community but that is because of the brother and sisterhood bonds that are created and the charitable way that each chapter behaves itself.

Greek life is very prominent here. 80% of students are affiliated with Greek life, but there is no pressure at all to join one, there are many independents on campus.

Greek life is everywhere. Which can be super fun and awesome but... also be super annoying.

Greek Life at DePauw is very prevalent. Almost 70% of DePauw's campus is affiliated with a Greek organization. Many Greek events are open to anyone on campus, despite Greek affiliation, so definitely check them out!

It's a pretty big deal here. Actually, very few people are not involved in it, which can be intimidating if you're not the party type. But there aren't any huge problems caused because of it.

DePauw is heavily Greek - there are good and bad points to this. There are stereotypes and many are there for a reason, but so many people are Greek on such a small campus that your social life isn't cultishly determined by your House.

Greek life is a big thing at DePauw and its great.

Greek Life is HUGE on campus. It's what we are known for. The good thing is that although it's so big, independent students do not feel left out of anything nor are they singled out for being independent. This is for both the Pan-Hellenic Council and for the Minority Greeks also.

DePauw has a large community on Greek Life that you are bound to become a friend who is part of a sorority of fraternity.