Campus Life

The food is average quality. It is a little on the expensive side and some of it does not taste that great.

The food has almost no options if you are trying to eat healthily.

Explore the Options program at Duquesne. Many on campus and just off campus dining opportunities are available. Starbucks, Subway, and the Red Ring are all part of on campus dining choices. Many casual and fine dining restaurants are within walking distance.

The food on campus is expensive and unhealthy.

Four different options.

The food Duquesne serves is the usual college quality... There is a all you can eat buffet called Towers that takes a meal swipe. Towers has a lot of different options, grill food, salad bar, pizza, really bad knock off chinese food, homestyle, pasta, deli, breakfast, cereals, silk, desserts..ect. Options takes flex or a meal swipe for a meal. They serve mostly deli, burgers, salads, and poor quality mexican burritos. Off Ramp also takes flex or a meal swipe. They serve pizza and fast food and salads. Also an on campus convenience store called P.O.D. which has some common in demand items like hot pockets and other microwavable food. They take flex or specific items for meal swipes. P.O.D. is extremely overpriced. We have a Starbucks, Jamba Juice, and a bar-restaurant called Red Ring on campus which all take flex dollars after a certain time. The dining services staff is mostly mean and nasty who swear and act completely unprofessional.

I have never been crazy about the food at DU. But it is OK if you are looking for OK food. Brottier has its own kitchens, so I use that now, but in a regular dorm you must have a meal plan, so you have to eat somewhere on campus. Towers is OKish, Off Ramp is OK, Options is good, but there are few other places to get foos with your meal swipe or FLEX. Unfortunately, the Subway on campus does not take FLEX, but the Starbucks does!

Food and Dining is pretty good, there are 11 locations all around campus to eat or grab a quick snack. There is a all you can eat dinning hall inside Towers, and a Starbucks in the student union. Several food courts are in the union as well. Overall the food is pretty good.

Nothing compares to home cooked meals from home, but Duquesne dining halls offers students a variety of meals to choose from, so odds are everyone will find something they like to eat. There are several different places to eat around campus. There is a place to buy smoothies, a Starbucks, a Subway, and a little convenient store to buy snacks in case you are not that hungry. Overall, the food and dining at Duquesne is decent.

They have recently updated most of the cafeterias and it has payed off. The food may still be mediocre but the atmosphere is great.

I am a member of a professional fraternity and I love it. It pays to get involved!

Was not involved in Greek Life.

See above.

There are a good amount of fraternities and sororities on campus, as well as academically oriented and even ethnically oriented ones. From what I have heard, Greek Life on campus is a good bonding experience and provides great connections and relationships for people, both men and women.

A LOT of choices.

There are a large number of Greek life fraternities and sororities. They all seem to be very good and long standing parts of the Duquesne University tradition.

At Duquesne, Greek Life is very popular. If you are a social person who likes to do group activities, Duquesne offers students plenty of groups to join.

Love it! Greek life is awesome! You will make the most friends and have the best experience by joining Duquesne Greek life.

There are a number of sororities and fraternities at Duquesne with social, service, and academic purposes.

I have no experience with Greek life.