Campus Life

The food is really good. There is a TMB on campus which is set up like a food court would look at a mall. They have a Chic-Fil-A, Baja Fresh (Mexican Restaurant), 155 grill which is like a pizza/ burger joint, and they have a place called Freshens that sells frozen yogurt and smoothies. I love Baja Fresh; they have really good quesadillas and fajitas. All of the restaurants except for Chic-Fil-A are set up like Subway, you tell them what you want and they make it. They dining hall (aka the cafe) is really good. They offer healthier options if you get tire of all the fast food. The Gamecock diner is also great. They have touch screens to choose your meal and they have flat screen TVs to watch TV while you're eating.

great food

The food is very tasty. There is always something different every day of every week. They have multiple places you can choose to eat from.

The food on campus is great. They have a good variety of things to eat. From the fast food places to the cafe. There are also surrounding local restaurants.

The food is great here! You have so many options to choose from. If you are living in a dorm, you have to get a meal plan. If you are like me, 5 foot 2 inches and cant eat your weight every single meal, you can always buy other people's food with your flex and show love to the people that maybe can't afford lunch at the TMB. It is a little expensive, but you have to pay it considering you live in the dorms. But breakfast in the cafeteria on the weekends is by far the best! It is delicious!

The food here is great. If you do not like the Dining Hall, there are many other options.

It has all the best restaurants close by.

Oh man, the dining hall has some of the BEST food!! It has never tasted like lunch room food. Hopper Dining Hall has everything from your mama's home cooking, to soups and salads, and even steaks sometimes! The Dining Hall also has special events where you can get breakfast at midnight, or a full Thanksgiving meal! There is also a Chikfila on campus, which is awesome!!

They have a various of different choices such as Chick Fila but the Jack Hopper Dining Hall isn't the best

If you live on campus and have a meal plan its great. I have the 8 meals with 350 flex and I can eat anywhere on campus. Several friends have the block 70 meals and 650 flex and I never hear them complain... the only thing is the meals only apply in the Dinner and the Cafe. You have to use flex everywhere else on campus. The food is usually very good and everyone can find something to eat.

There are a lot of people into Greek life; very popular

I plan to join a Delta Sigma Theta sorority at JSU this summer, There are many others to be involved with though, including 5 sororities and 6 fraternities. I already know I am going to enjoy it.

I am not apart of Greek Life yet, but from what I have seen from the outside looking in, they look like they have a great time. I love the bond they share.

Greek Life here at JSU is so awesome! I was a part of Zeta Tau Alpha for my first semester. I loved everything I got out of it. While It was not something I continued in, I still recommend going greek for anyone that is interested. You learn so much that prepares you for the real world and you get a bunch of incredibly sisters or brothers for the rest of your life. You have a ton of fun making floats for homecoming or participating in different types of pageants held by the other sororities or fraternities. Because JSU is a smaller school, the chapters are not huge and that way you can know every single one of your sisters/brothers so much easier that you would had a large university.

I am actually in a sorority on campus. Greek life here is not like it is at other schools. Here we are like a family. We support each other in almost everything we do.

If you choose Greek Life, you will make friends that will be in your life forever. Each chapter is involved in cheering on JSU's sports teams and philanthropic events. If you want the best out of your personal college experience at JSU, I encourage you to join a Greek chapter.

Lots of Greek life Alpha Xi Delta (1968) Zeta Tau Alpha (1969) Phi Mu (1970) Delta Zeta (1978) Alpha Omicron Pi Delta Epsilon Chapter (1990) Delta Sigma Theta (Kappa Beta Chapter 1973; first black Greek organization on campus) Sigma Gamma RhoMu Xi Chapter (1992) Zeta Phi Beta Alpha Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Iota Theta Beta Chapter (Music Fraternity for Women) Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority, Inc. (Zeta Theta Reactivating Chapter) Kappa Alpha Order Delta Phi Chapter (1976)[7] Delta Chi (1968) Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Phi Delta Epsilon Chapter (1972) Sigma Nu (1975) Sigma Phi Epsilon (1990) Sigma Pi (2005) Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Epsilon Nu Chapter (National Music Fraternity, 1950) Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Iota Phi Theta Phi Beta Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi Mu Iota Chapter (Installed as a National Chapter on March 1, 2009) Alpha Kappa Psi (2009) Alpha Omicron Omega(2012)

JSU has many Greek organizations. Sigma Alpha Iota, Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Mu Alpha, Theta Zeta, Kappa Alpha Kappa, and at least 10 others.

Small but close knit! It's one big family

Plenty of fraternities to choose from. These guys are a lot of fun.