Campus Life

Food is decent. We have newer places like Panda Express and Subway and Starbucks, and then there are the gems of our campus like Southside, a large buffet, Rathskeller, a nice sports bar and grill. We used to have Ikes, which is located in Shenandoah neighborhood, and that will be renovated into a 24-hr buffet(yum!) This school also provides great vegetarian and vegan options as well as well as cultural options-Kosher, Indian, Caribbean, Peruvian, etc.

The food here is hit or miss honestly, southside dining (the main dining hall) can bee good in moderation! I stress MODERATION, but its one of the healthiest places to eat on campus. Pilot House is a fast food dining hall that stays open till 5am every weekday, its ideal for midterms and finals.

There are lots of food choices. Especially healthy ones.

They have great dining options. Very clean also!

There is a great cafeteria center. There is also several other point of food service, such as Starbucks and Einstein Bros. Bagels on campus. The combinations and locations off-campus are limitless, GMU is a short drive from DC.

Dining on campus consists of South Side (the main spot to dine on campus. South Side entertains all variety of foods: a cereal & milk bar, pizzeria/pasta bar, stir fry grill, a deli, a bakery and much more. The Rathskeller is a sports bar and another popular spot to dine (though much more expensive than South Side). Aside from that there are chain restaurants such as taco bell, subway, Auntie Anne's, Chick-Fil-A, and much more. The University mall near campus also sports several restaurants.

the food court is cool, it is very big and i love the fact that the food coud court is not the only plae you can go to eat. they have little stores and what i call mini food courts which is like a little resturant and you caint for get about southside. I love that place.

Food and dining is good but there is not much variety.

A variety of fast food chains such as Burger King, Chic fil A, Taco Bell, Panda Express, etc and one dining hall. Most students prefer to make their own meal.

Dining has significantly improved over the past year or two. New restaurants are opening around campus so venturing out for food is not as much of a hassle. They have also brought healthier options to campus, including a salad bar and multicultural stir fry station that has a menu that changes weekly.

Greek Life is involved with a lot of social stuff here on campus, but there are plenty of other organizations that even out social events here. It is true that Greek life do throw all the parties, there's not too much else I can say about that. However, if you do not want to join a social fraternity, there are the options of service and honor fraternities as well.

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Mason isn't a huge greek school, but there are 22 fraternities and sororities.

Although Greek life is not financially supported by the University, it is a big part of student life on campus. Fraternities and Sororities often have an extensive and rigorous recruitment process that will definitely have a toll on the average student. Join a Fraternity or Sorority with caution, as these organizations may take over your daily routine and time.

Did not take part in this.

Many students are interested in Greek Life. It is becoming much more prevalent around campus. They even created Greek Week, a week-long competition in the spring where sororities and fraternities compete against each other in different sporting events and activities.

Is actually a big part of college. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

I can't speak to this. I've never participated.

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Greek life is small for now, but it is definitely growing. There are always opportunities to learn more about individual organizations that may fit you, your values, and interests.