Campus Life

The food and dining consists of many options. There are two cafes on North and South campus for students in dorms to access, and commuters can pay $9 for the buffet-style meals. The Union consists of a market, a sushi and Asian food place, a barbecue-style place, a pizza place, burger place, a salad place, Starbucks, and Subway.

Great many choices and the food is tasty.

Two dining halls for meal plans, Subway, Starbucks, food court, on-campus convenience stores, lots of delivery places, nearby Dunkin' Donuts and Fresh Grocer grocery store.

Be prepare for the food and dining! It is not the best food that you have had and most of all is repetitive every day. Be sure to bring a small refrigerator, microwavable food and good snacks!

The food and dining halls at Lasalle are awesome. They have buffets of various types of food, flat screen televisions for entertainment while dining, and respectful staff members to serve you.

The dining halls has improved for the better over time. The La Salle workers make the halls more exciting. Their communication with he students is great especially if in need of help that goes both ways between the workers and students.

At first i thought that the food was disgusting especially at B&G. But, B&G has improved. The food is much better and sometimes they have themed dinners; like mexican night or crabfest.

The food is ok. Lots to choose from.

A wide variety of options are offered, including vegetarian options. This means a lot to a health-conscious person like myself.

The food and dining are also great at La Salle. For commuters, a food card is still available. As well as having a cafeteria that has many options available. There are vegetarian options as well as just simple healthy food options.

There are fraternities and sororities, but there are no official greek houses on or off campus.

I am currently a freshman doing my first semester so I wouldn't know anything about the Greek Life currently.

non existent.

Big at La Salle.

you will meet a lot of people.