Campus Life

The COG is awful. Enough said.

food was good they are building a new COG next year and they have fruit you can take as you walk out

Get used to making your own food if you want good food.

COG is our dining hall, very repetitive, but some people like it. It's nice to have a lot of other restaurants on campus too! You can use your flex there, and there's also on campus pizza delivery.

The food isn't wonderful but it's there and it's food. People complain about the cafeteria but at the end of the day, you won't starve and when you move off campus, you will miss having a plate of food handed to you.

Food could be better and healthier.

The Cog is the dining hall, and it is not great. But there is a couple other places to eat on campus and it's not bad.

There are multiple places to eat on campus if a student doesn't want to eat at the campus cog. There is even a Jimmy John's right next to campus that delivers straight to a person's dorm! It's fabulous.

It honestly isn't as bad as other schools, and it can be quite delicious other days. There are plenty of options and coffee shops on campus that all accept the meal plan as a form of payment.

There is only one dining hall on campus and you're required to purchase a food plan both your freshman and sophomore year. Although the food is alright, it is nothing special and most students become tired of it after the first few weeks.

There isn't any but it is replaced by RA's planning activities for their floors and dorm blocks throwing events, that is more inclusive then Greek life.

No greek life but plenty of parties.

None!

Gonzaga only has professional fraternities and honor societies.

No Greek Life! But there are themed houses, club houses, and athletic houses ( i.e. baseball house, crew house, etc. )

Sadly, there is no greek life. You can still have plenty of fun, however, without sororities and fraternities.

Non-existent.

Non existent thankfully. Takes the pretentious, binge drinking, jerk factor out of college life.

None

There is no Greek Life on campus.