Campus Life

There is one dining common on campus. You get to meet up with friends during breakfast, lunch or dinner. They offer a variety of dining options. The only problem is that you cannot take food outside of the commons, even if you are running late to class. Many students wish they offer a better variety of food.

Honestly, you will hear everyone complain about the food. You won't think it's so bad during your first month, but after that, it's awful. Invest in a meal plan with points.

Through time you either get used to it or it gets better! Lol

you can live with it

Food options could certainly use improvement. It is presented in a buffet style, so food is commonly not as fresh as you would hope. However, healthy eating options are always available (including a salad and fruit bar).

Not the best but the school is working on improving. They love hearing suggestions.

The quality and variety of food at Drew, I believe, is excellent. However, the reason behind the low score is because you are actually getting ripped off if you pay for board as a resident student. You are actually paying more per meal than the regular price. Also, the system in place is a rip off. I get ten meals a week because that is the option I chose. Whether or not I eat ten meals a week does not matter because I still pay for all ten meals. The meals you miss do not roll over until the end of the semester. Other schools give you a set number of meals per semester to use whenever you like. However, Drew intentionally scams you out of money with this system.

Great options, mediocre quality.

I cannot say the best about Drew's food. Sometimes when big holidays come, you enjoy delicious feasts. Unfortunately there are days that you will not want to eat, because of the quality of the food. Most of time is good thou.

People always complain about the commons, but you just have to be able to pick around the bad stuff. We have a snack bar which makes really good food.

Nonexistent! We do not have Greek Life here at Drew, however, we have Theme Houses and many of the sports teams live together on or off campus. These substitute the Greek life.

NO greek life just theme houses!

they have one

Sadly, there is no greek like at Drew. The only organization on campus is the co-ed volunteer fraternity Alpha Phi Omega.

None

There is no Greek life on campus.

There is none.

There is no greek life on campus, but we do have theme houses (people with common interests living together). This makes for a friendly environment where everybody feels welcome.

We have theme houses instead of Greek life. Examples of these are Earth House (concerned with the environment), Women's Concerns (feminist house), Asia Tree House, Spirituality House, etc.

There is little Greek life to speak of, something I appreciate as I was often warned in high school of the trouble fraternities and sororities often get into while partying a little too hard. Instead, we have theme houses which unite students that share similar interests and wish to raise awareness of a particular issue through community outreach. The only Greek letter societies we have here are for civil engagement and honors societies for various fields of study.