Campus Life

I love the food here! Aladdin offers lots of choices everyday. They have everything from healthy eating options to hotdogs and ice cream. The snack store and Starbucks are overpriced, though, and the cafeteria's hours are a little inconvenient.

Plenty of options for dining are offered at FSU including a cafeteria that provides plenty of choices from pizza to baked chicken with specific operating hours. A fan favorite among students and faculty alike seems to be The Nickel. The Nickel is a little dining station that serves hot food, such as cheese fries and mozzarella sticks, cold food, such as salads and sandwiches, and beverages. If you have some time to kill in between classes there are plenty of restaurants around town that are close to campus.

The Caf sucks most of the time. it closes really early and usually throws the students off. Dinner (4-6) The nickle downstairs is pretty much what they serve in the cafe on good days you gotta pay. there are some kool snacks and drinks though.

Food is OK, that depends on your taste but, there is a lot of selection,. I love the wraps and Ice cream shop. Also fairmont has international food from around the world that is very good which, they have every so often plus, cookouts and snacks free, sometimes.

The food and dining is a very nice environment. You see fellow classmates. You can study and be interactive.

I am a very picky eater however, the cooking staff are always willing to cook something I like.

We have quite a variety of food available, with three different food establishments, plus the mini convenience store, and in the Falcon Center.

There's two places to get food on campus. The Starbucks in the library and in the Falcon Center. The Starbucks of course sells different coffees and lattes but they also sell food that is in to go containers that were prepared at the schools cafeteria. Within the Falcon Center on the second floor there is the Nickel which has some typical fast food like pizza, cheese sticks, and french fries. Also it has coolers full of different drinks. The Nickel is basically a convenience store. On the second floor there is also two other places to get food. The third and final floor of the Falcon Center is where the cafeteria is. There's tons of food to choose from up there. There's daily soup, a salad bar, desert bar, and different cereals. There's places to get cheeseburgers or chicken sandwiches made along with a lot of other options. It is relatively well priced as well.

The cafeteria is excellent, with very good food and wide variety of it. There's also a small food store and a sub/Mexican food place as well. Both of these can be paid for with money put on your card and are very good.

HALELUJAH PRAISE THE LORD! High school food, to be quite frank, sucked. Am I right? I'm right. College food is no five star restaurant meal, but it's some pretty good chow. FSU has a small food court in the Falcon Center. However, I like to eat upstairs in the cafeteria. All you can eat for seven dollars. Yes, an all you can eat buffet for only. Seven. Bucks. The food up there is seriously pretty good too. All hail college lunch. And if you want to go somewhere off campus for lunch, it's pretty convenient. McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Subway, and some local restaurants are close by.

Campus life at Fairmont State University can be very exciting if students choose to take advantage of it. There is something for everyone. For those interested in health and fitness, the Falcon Center is equipped with a large gym (that includes an indoor walking/running track) and swimming pool. For those who love English and literature, an annual Haiku Death Match is held at Wallman Hall and several poetry readings occur.

they suck, theres no brotherhood in the greek life here, all they do is get drunk and fight. I dont even know what the sororities do

I can't speak about this cause I'm not a geek..LOL!!

Greek Life is great for those that want to apply but not for me.

I'm not in a fraternity or sorority, but they are there. I've seen them.