Campus Life

The food in the dining areas is absolutely wonderful! They offer a good variety for all tastes! The college needs to consider looking at opening a food area inside the King Center.

There's so many choices to choose from - Macados, Hometown, The Hut, The Caf, etc. And it's all so good!

Food at the cafe is usually hit or miss. Sometimes its good, especially if there are visitors on campus. But, there are other places to eat. The hut is a wonderful fast food place on campus, and the hometown is wonderful as well. Across the street is Macado's which is fabulous.

The college is renovating its two main dining halls this summer and we are very excited about that! While it ain't your momma's cookin', Emory tries its best to answer to student suggestions and comments. They truly take student needs into account. If you have allergies or food restrictions, they will be sure to prepare your meals specifically. They have also been improving their vegetarian section, often incorporating vegetables from the campus garden. While I'm not a vegetarian, I always find myself in that line.

Food and Dining at Emory and Henry College is incredible. Many students say it is the best they have had in the college setting. Emory and Henry is now completely renovating two of its major dining facilities.

Great, although you do become tiresome of it. But hey it's college life.

it's cafeteria food so it's not going to be gourmet or your moms homemade food but they aren't bad at all. you'll always find something you like and it's a great idea to stop at home town for lunch. its really good there. they do have really good holiday dinners, and they have to-go stands which is your basic grab and go and its pretty good. they also have the hut, which has your basic grilled foods and the best curly fries!

has stepped way up this semester. still, not much in the way of options--there's the regular cafeteria, a snack stand that closes early afternoon, and a grill that's open til midnight.

the caf food is increasing every year, it's a buffet so you can eat as much as you can. there's a few other places on campus that can provide food. there is also a macado's opening by the beginning of next school year.

It's the caf... Cereal is good.

Greek life is very important to students at E&H. There are many different fraternities and sororities, including honors. Freshman must wait until their second semester to rush, but you can get involved in honors frats your first semester.

Although I never thought I would do it, I pledged a sorority my sophomore year. However, Emory's Greek life is nothing like larger schools. All chapters are local, meaning they only exist on our campus. Get that image of the typical fraternity or sorority from the movies out of your mind; Emory's Greek organizations are very diverse and interact with each other with little or no tension. One of my favorite Greek-sponsored events is Airband, which brings together everyone on campus for a night of great fun.

Really don't participate in the Greek life

greek life is pretty popular here. the groups are smaller in size then your traditional sororities and fraternities, but they have a bond stronger than you can imagine. they get really into it too, so it's a lot of fun for those who are looking into it.

there's many different fraternities and sororities on campus to choose from. if you don't want to be involved, you can still do things like watch the running of the bulls where they go out and pick who can try to get into their frat or sorority.

Emory greek life is great. There are quite a few greek organizations for the size of Emory which gives students lots of choice. Freshmen are not allowed to rush until second semester which is nice because it lets them get to know each group individually. None of the greeks are nationally affiliated also, so your brothers or sisters at Emory, are your only brothers and sisters, and you are brothers or sisters for life. It also means that you don't have to pay large national fees.