Campus Life

There are some good things about the food, such as the salad bar. Sometimes there are not options that are appealing, especially when a vegetarian.

It is a smaller school, so the hours are fewer and the so are the options. However, there are new things to try most days and some classics that can keep you full if there is nothing else that suits your appetite.

Food is fanastic. Meal plans are a bit pricey but for organic locally grown food its worth it. There is a lot of variety. The college has a cafeteria nicknamed The Fresh. It used to be the Rott before AVI became the food provider. It also a has a grill , the Leaf Raker and a student run coffee shop called Java Junction.

Goshen College utilizes the expertise of AVI Fresh Dining Services, which employs local and fresh foods in Westlawn Dining Hall. The chef's gated garden serves as a popular place for outdoor eating and small round tables facilitate family style dining. There are many options to choose from: a salad bar with multiple kinds of greens, a pasta salad bar, cold sandwich bar, hot entree bar, hot sandwich bar, pizza line, international food bar that includes a vegetarian option, pasta bar, and dessert bakery. There are also fruit baskets containing various options and a cold cereal bar. There is always a vegan option as well. Students can request soy or lactose-free products if they have allergies and can also have a packed lunch for them on days that they cannot attend the dining hall.

Food is okay. Java Junction is a little coffee house that the school has and you can apply for a job there too. They have coffee, smoothies and some other drinks.

There is no Greek Life.

There isn't any.

Goshen College does not offer fraternities and sororities. Each dorm is very well connected and has a strong sense of community that is facilitated by the Resident Adviser and Ministry Leader.