Campus Life

The food is good. You learn what you like. Plenty of choices.

There are currently only two options for campus dining, which is disappointing, but there has been talk of a possible third option opening. The main dining, Alpha Dining, has ok food, but it gets repetitive after a while. The secondary dining option is Subco/Jazzman's, which is like subway with pastries. However, freshmen are given a large amount of coupons for various fastfood places in town at the beginning of the year, and so that does offset some of the disappointment of having only two dining options.

You can always find something that you'll like.

There are not many options on food, eating at the same place does get old.

The good is exceptional for being in a cafeteria. There is also a sub shop and a coffee shop on campus.

The food was really good when I visited. The nice thing about the campus being in town is that you could also go out to get something to eat and not have to travel very far.

Sometimes there are good meals, but it seems to be the same thing over and over.

It's cafeteria food, but there are options which is nice.

The food here is not so good. Sometomes I hate what is being offered so I eat pizza, we always have pizza. Breakfast is too early, so I skip it.

The food is not the highlight of Grace College, but there are options. Alpha Dining Commons is the main cafeteria which is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner each day of the week. Sub Connection or SubCo is the alternative dining option on campus which offers salads, soups, and subs when Alpha Dining is closed.

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I know nothing of the Greek Life here, so I really cannot say ^^;

This author, while not having personally taken part in any such groups, is only generally aware of various such groups, namely from graduation commencements/ceremonies, wherein students are awarded for their achievements in them. This author is also loosely aware of several groups of men and women who contribute to the community at large, such as taking care of the especially needy such as the handicapped and elderly down in the village and in the surrounding areas; and those involved with at risk families as well as young men from Lifeline (a group who helps young men and women living in dangerous or at risk situations). There are also very many church organizations comprised of students from the college, political organizations, those who raise awareness, and many events hosted throughout the year for politics, churches, schools, and the community.