Campus Life

Dorm food may not seem the most appetizing going into freshman year, but come sophomore year... you're going to miss those meal points. There are a lot of food options, fresh fruits and veggies daily, and there are vegetarian options as well. Food courts are pretty evenly spaced around campus dorms as well.

I wish that there were more fresh food options, rather than everything just being reheated, but there are a lot of organic food options, along with gluten-free and lactose-free. There are even quite a few vegan and vegetarian options for people with other diets, which I think is fantastic.

The food is okay. You get used to it. But by the end of the year, you're tired of packaged food and food that tastes synthetic. However, by Gresham food court, there's an ice cream parlor that has the best ice cream! I found out about that place last minute

There's a nice variety of food in the dining halls, but if you ever get sick of it, there are SO MANY places to eat down on 4th street and Kirkwood. Whether you're in the mood for Starbucks, Panda Express, Chipotle, or other ethnic food, you will find your fancy in this area.

The food options at IUB are vast and delicious! Theres an option for everyone including healthy foods, vegetarians, cultural food, and classic homestyle meals. The food was always fresh and the people working were always friendly.

Good variety, but gets old.

Most of the dorms have dining halls in them.

Great food! many choices! and we have many restaurants around the campus.

Dining plans can be expensive, especially once you're out of the dorms. However, freshman year, you will definitely want one. Food is actually pretty decent and there are some healthier options to choose from, especially at the more buffet style dining halls, like in the Foster and Read dorms.

It takes a while to try out all of the options, With several different restaurants on campus that take the IU meal plan, there's something for everyone. I personally loved the wraps in wright, the burritos in read, and just about everything at the Union Street Cafe!

I don't know much about Greek life at IU unless it is the NPHC. We have all of the Divine 9 at IU & they are all really involved on campus

The Greeks are pretty active on campus, even though they only make up twenty percent of the population. They are very involved in events like Dance Marathon and Little 500.

Greek life is very fun, but very competitive.

AWESOME! it is a big thing in IU. I'm currently in a business professional fraternity.

I'm not a part of the Greek life myself, but from what I've heard from friends who are... It sounds like a lot of fun! It's a great way to make friends and experience all the strange things college has to offer.

Greek life is not essential to a social life, but it definitely enhances it.

I am not a fan of Greek life personally, but it works out very well for some. I feel it segregates people and is all about judging others based on superficial aspects. I also believe that it contributes to under age drinking and partying.

There is all of the Greek sororities and fraternities that you can imagine.

Greek Life here at IU is very competitive. A lot of girls rush and not many make it. There's a lot of pressure sometimes to be in a sorority especially if all of your friends are in one. But during rush you have to remember that 85% of the school isn't Greek, so if you don't make it, keep you head up! It gets better.

I am not personally involved in greek life, but the sororities and fraternities are very welcoming when it comes to their parties.