Campus Life

Food on campus gets old after a while. The menues never change unless you go to one of the buffet spots spread on both campus'.

Not the best, but gradually improving.

The food is good unless you are very picky then you may want to shop at the local walmart.

The food quality isn't as high as you would expect for a culinary school, but there are definitely a lot more options than you would find at universities of the same size.

The food is pretty good here, but since we're a culinary school I feel like we should be able to more creative with the food served! This would make it more of an enjoyable experience!

the food is good and not gross like most schools

wish their were more choices at the harbor side campus, red sauce gets tired after a while.

The food is pretty good here, but also bring your own food because constantly buying food can become very expensive.

Pretty good food, but try new things and keep food in your room.

Starbucks on campus, great.

none so far

haven't gotten into it but a lot of people here are.

I recently joined Greek Life and it was an awesome decision everyone is so nice and helpful and truly care about one another.

huge amount of greek life here on campus. most students join a frat or sorority first year.

seems very stereotypical but, you have to look into it more

There are 5 different sororities on the providence campus and many different fraternities. One of the sororities just started this past spring trimester and just welcomed their first pledge class to JWU.

I do not participate in Greek Life on campus, however there are many students on campus who do. Each fraternity and sorority plans different events through out the year which are sometimes held in Gaebe Commons.

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A great greek life and they do a lot for the community, its a big family.

Our Greek Life is fantastic. The school holds them to high standards to set good examples for the student body. Each Greek organization has a completely different feel to it and if there's one you're interest in, it's probably the perfect fit. I personally am a sister in a sorority and the experience is one of the many reasons I will never go to another university.