Campus Life

There are two main dining halls in Hamilton as well as several other restaurants. One of the dining halls, McEwan, uses organic food and caters more towards vegetarians and vegans, although it does serve meat. The other dining hall has a wide variety of food and its menu changes every day.

Really good quality food. There aren't many places off campus, but on campus the food is great.

The food is great here. There are always a lot of options, and the hours are convenient. The diner is my favorite.

There are a lot of options on campus. Mc Ewen dinning hall is for the healthy students seeking lean meat, vegetarian options, or a simple sandwich. The Diner is a 50's styled diner complete with burgers, fries, malts, and a jukebox! Then there is Commons dinning hall. Its structure resembles something you'd see in Harry Potter movies, but it's food is all about comfort! There is always at least 3 kinds of pasta, 5 freshly made pizzas, a salad bar, a burger and chicken grill, sandwich bar, fruit racks, 8 tubs of ice cream, and 7 kinds of cereal. Commons is the go to place when you want variety. Freshman year I thought this was all great! But by sophomore year your taste buds are begging for change. I think that's why they allowed the Euphoria Smoothie Shop and the 2 Opus Cafes to open on campus. But dishing out extra money for a smoothie and some coffee isn't what my taste buds are craving while on campus.

The food is great when you start off. It can get a little repetitive after the first month or so. But the stir-fry in Mcewan is to die for!

Really good, though can get repetitive.

The food is great! The two dining halls offer different options to avoid repetition, and although you may get a little bored, that is truly the only fault. The food is delicious. If a mundane day ever comes around there are other dining opportunities not too far away in town!

Very prominent - but not necessary. There is only one sorority that has other charters, thus greek life is hardly what it seems.

While roughly 20-30% of both genders participate in Greek life, it isn't exclusive. There is no Greek housing on campus, so the societies act more like clubs in the sense that they need to request social spaces like everyone else. They bring a different dynamic to the weekend social scene, but their gatherings must be all-campus, so everyone is always welcome. Overall, it is easy to get involved, but you don't have to if Greek life isn't your cup of tea.

Greek life is okay, but relatively quiet

present, but not a dominating force at all.