Campus Life

The main cafeteria doesn't have the best food, but meal exchanges (grabbing meals at other campus locations) consist of pretty good food.

The food is good, not like home of course but the company that makes really tries to ensure that all the food is fresh.

They have a pretty diverse selection of meals. I was pleasantly surprised.

Franciscan dining services range from full-service cafeteria to coffee shops and fast food-style restaurants. There are a couple different plans to choose from that are best for you. Franciscan also offers meal exchanges that allow you to use a meal exchange at the retail locations on campus. You are also given points that allow you to buy from these retail locations. Franciscans cafeteria provides a grill, salad bar, their main dish and other great choices to choose from. There are also dietary needs available.

There are many places across campus to grab a bite to eat and many of the academic buildings have vending machines if you're pressed for time.

The food isnt bad, its just an expensive meal plan

Wide selection in the caf and those who live in the Heights, on campus housing, do not have to have a meal plan, which helps cut down on cost.

It's edible like most other places

Overall the university cafe is not the best; however there are a multitude of food options, and the university is slowly improving the quality and diversity of meals. There are also secondary options such as Sandella's sandwich shop and the Pub which are great for quick meals that are more palatable. Despite the sometimes lacking quality the environments of all the dining establishments are amazing!

The food is actually really good. The first time I had it, it was extremely surprising. The last college I went to had terrible food, so this was a great change.

There isn't really a Greek life on campus. We do have households, though, which is a sort of Catholic brotherhood or sisterhood. In my opinion, the households at Franciscan are better than any Greek life.

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Franciscan has households, which are kinda hard to explain. They promote a more positive and uplifting environment.

There is limited Greek life; one recognized sorority and one unrecognized fraternity. But Franciscan more than makes up for it with the extensive amount of faith-based fraternal communities known as households.