Campus Life

The dining hall was great in my opinion. There were many choices at each of the meals and there was food for everyone--there were plenty of vegan/vegetarian choices and even gluten-free choices. Much of the food was organic and locally grown I believe.

The dining hall was unexpectedly amazing. I love the choices and the atmosphere.

The food at the cafeteria is good and healthy! I am a vegetarian and they had yummy options for me everyday. Chilly's Cafe is also a great place to eat if you are on-the-go.

The food and dinning facility are clean and nice. The food is good and menu's change with regularity to keep you from getting bored with the same taste. The dining hall in centrally located so it easy to get to and chilly's is open for quick snacks

Food is mostly terrible but will be decent occasionally. They will trick you with catering at orientation and tours! Also the hours are terribly inconvenient and closed for lunch on the weekends.

I've only eaten at the cafeteria once, but it was good food. They also have other options like a cafe and vending machines around campus.

The food is pretty good, especially in comparison with other colleges. It is cafeteria style, but is catered by Bon Appetit. Some days the food is not as good as others but there is a good variety and you can always find something appetizing. Every Thursday is Ice Cream Thursday and every other Thursday there are hot dogs and hamburgers during lunch.

I haven't tasted the food yet, but while I was taking a placement test my family had breakfast in the dining room and said the food was great.

First year of cafeteria food may be decent, however anything after that it becomes disgusting. Food choices are repetative and there isn't much to choose from.

Pretty good food, although can be repetitive.

DU does not have a Greek system.

None that I know of.

I am unaware of any fraternities at Dominican.

There is not a Greek system on campus which is nice.

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I do not know much about the Greek life because I am a new transfer, however, I am aware we do have a few programs that allude to students in specific majors.

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There is no greek life at Dominican.

Non-existent.