Campus Life

Ultimately no food will ever be home style cooking, but compared to most universities, our food is the bomb! It's an all you can eat buffet set up with a sandwich station, a home cooked meal station, a grill, a made to order station, a vegetarian station, dessert station, cereal bar, and even a Pepsi machine! One will never go hungry at the Wildcat Dining Center.

When I visited I ate in the cafeteria and the food was good, with lots of choices.

The food is descent. They do have a variety of different dishes for lunch and dinner. They have a place to get from if you don't want to eat in the dinning hall that serves good food at a reasonable price.

The dining hall always provides different options/stations to choose from. Although it is not always the tastiest food, it is still better than other universities I've been to and visited, and I have had some very good meals here.

The food is pretty great here! The food is fresh and the usually have a good variety. Being a private school they food is up there at the top with how good it is.

The dining hall is buffet style, and 15 swipes per week on the average meal plan is more than sufficient; I never go hungry.

Good food pretty much everyday.

As a school known for its Culinary Arts program, I expect the food to be delicious and nutritious. Sadly, the food falls short sometimes and I wish they had cooks who were interested in making good food, not cheap food.

The food in the cafe is better than a lot of other schools. However, we recently had a BBQ theme dinner and I personally am not a HUGE fan of BBQ so I didn't so much enjoy it.

The food on campus is what is to be expected from most college campus'. It's sub par. It is not the best food I have ever had, but it is also not the worst. It depends on what you like and how high your standards are.

At the Denver campus there is only one sorority; however, I believe that there is more Greek Life at the Providence campus. The sorority hosts a few fun events, such as a Date Auction for Valentine's Day.

Because this school is small, there are only one or two options. I am not involved personally, but I have heard they are enjoyable.

There is one sorority but they do not even have a house.

Unfortunately there is no Greek Life at Johnson & Wales in Denver.

There is currently a sorority and there is work on establishing a fraternity.