Campus Life

Edgewood has two dining stops of campus, Wingra Cafe and Phil's Dining Hall. The produce is all locally grown and is considered quite eco-friendly. All the to-go containers and utensils are made of corn and are recyclable and compostable.

Edgewood tries to accommodate all eating habits and food preferences. They offer gluten free alternatives and a variety of no meat alternatives as well.

Food and dining was poor the year Phil Hansen left. This rating is discluding the new improvements to the dining facilities.

The food is pretty good, but often priced high.

there are 2 main cafeteria areas on the campus, there are also many restaurants and a grocery a few blocks walking distance from the campus.

Food and dining are very good here. There are two eating facilities, Wingra and Phil's, that provide food that is prepped personally for you, the way you like it. There is a variety of food selections, healthy and greasy, for everyone's liking. The drink selection is also phenomenal!

The food is average like any other school food. There is two places to eat. One is a cafe style and the other has a grille station and ala carte.

Edgewood Does not have its own Greek system, but all Edgewood students are able to rush the University of Madison's Greek system.

pretty sure greek life does not exist at edgewood.