Campus Life

The food is pretty bad.

The cafeteria can be hit or miss on the quality, but Moody is not the only place a student can grab a bite to eat. The Rat and Jazzmen's are usually pretty good.

Moody Dining Hall is average at best, but unfortunately has its sub-par days as well. If you are paying very close attention to what you're eating, you can eat healthily. Because we're in the South, some of the food is a little more fatty than necessary. There's also a sad lack of vegetarian variety, though if you're happy with beans, tofu, and salad, you can continue a veggie diet.

I've only visited once but the food was a buffet style with little variety. The staff were very generous and even custom made my mom a dish of her creation. Don't let this get you down! There's other eateries nearby! Plus I'm a picky eater anyways.

The food at Hollins can either be hit or miss. The cafeteria serves its food buffet style so students can get as much food as they want. The bad thing about the food is that it is often not very healthy, and there isn't many vegetarian options available to those who don't eat meat. We also have a little restaurant located under the cafeteria, that serves exceptional fast food.

A lot of students are not the greatest fans of our dining hall, but as long as you break up your meals between the main dining hall Moody and the more casual Rat downstairs of Moody. Dining at Hollins can certainly be enjoyable.

I love Hollins, but I do not love the food. Our dining center tends not to label things correctly which is not good for people with allergies. The two stars I gave this represents two things, vegetarian options, and the staff. Both of these are the reason I actually eat on campus.

Dining is hit or miss. I dislike the fact that students are required to be on the meal plan unless they have a valid religious or medical reason, but it does make sense; kitchens in some of the dorms are tiny (ok, I speaking of West in particular. Tinker's are good; East's is good; the apartments have good kitchens) and not always the cleanest. The food is sometimes really good and sometimes isn't. It depends. The school does make en effort to provide variety to suit different needs, and Hollins often pulls from the community to get fresh fruits and veggies (and recently, milk. Which is super good). One issue I have is inaccurate food labels. Labels are often wrong and don't disclose allergens or have 0's for all the nutrition facts. Not cool.

Not too shabby.

Decent, options available, and numerous dine-out places available not too far from campus.

non existent.

Since we're already like a giant sorority, we don't have any official sororities on campus. The closest would be ADA, but they aren't so much Greek as a secret society that raises awareness and excitement for events coming up on the horizon. Instead of togas, they wear purple.

Hollins prides itself for not having a Greek Life. We are such a small school it would be really hard to have one. Though we don't have a Greek Life, we have two secret societies.

No sororities at Hollins. We do have specialty dorms, which are dorms based on an interest, such as French, Spanish, anime, community service, outdoor activities, and more.

There's a Greek festival every year at a church, but that's all that I know about.

Hollins University doesn't have fraternities or sororities.

There is only the theater chapter, but it's very small on campus.