Campus Life

The food has gotten progressive better since I have been here, but there needs more variety.

It's quite sad to say, but college food is never exceptional. There is only one dining hall, and it is sadly a disappointment for lunch and dinner (breakfast is pretty good), but you can get some great smoothies and froyo at Joe's Cafe, and some healthy, and tasty lunch options at the lodge.

Callahan is disgusting. But all the other options on campus are pretty decent, and sometimes you can swipe there for lunch instead of Callahan.

The food is not bad, it just gets a little repetitive. We have one main dining hall (Callahan) where its really hit or miss. Some nights the food will be great with a mac and cheese bar or something and other nights it seems impossible to find something good. The staff is so friendly and nice though and for certain holidays they decorate and have special dinners! We also have the Lodge which has a pizza hut and other fried foods and some sandwiches which is really good and it is open at night. There is also the Courtyard cafe with smoothies, coffee drinks, salads and sandwiches which are really good as well.

Since Endicott College is a pretty small school, there aren't that many options for food. However the staff is always open to new ideas for meals and try to incorporate many healthy options or lactose free, vegetarian, and gluten free options.

Endicott has an expensive meal plan that is required of all students living on campus, even if they have allergies that make it almost impossible to eat anything offered in the dining hall. However, the food is pretty good. I am a vegetarian and I do alright finding things to eat at every meal--I just get a little less variety than some. There are usually healthy options, but that, too, limits variety. If you really want to watch what you eat, you might have to eat the same thing a lot (salad bar, etc).

The main dining hall, the Callahan, has quite satisfactory food. Some favorites include: omelette bar at weekend brunch, chicken patty Saturday, hot paninis at lunch, and stuffed shells at dinner. If there is little time in-between classes to get to the Callahan, stop by one of the one-campus places like Joe's Cafe for smoothies and to-go lunch, AC Cafe for coffee, muffins, sandwiches, and smoothies, and the Lodge for Healthy Lunch.

depends on what kind of foods you like

Callahan is OK but the food can get repetitive quickly. But I will give them credit - they are very open to suggestions. I think that people will enjoy the food because there are three places on campus to buy smoothies, drinks, or sandwichs. You'll never truly whine about it expect for the lack of new stuff.

I can't really complain about the food at Endicott's main dining hall. They have done a really good job trying to provide a variety of choices to all students. The hours could be set up a little differently so it's more convenient for students on different schedules.

No greek life.

Unfortunately for those interested, there is no greek life on Endicott's campus. They do not have any sororities or fraternities. But, there are plenty of clubs and organizations, teams, shows and intramurals to be a part of on campus!

There is no greek life.

There is no Greek Life

No greek life.

There is no Greek life at Endicott.

No Greek Life at Endicott College. Only Honors Societies such as Sigma Tau Delta (English Honors Society).

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There is no greek life on campus.

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