Campus Life

There are 5 different places to eat on campus. The food quality is average but you get tired of the meal options after a while. We just switched to a new food service provider so the meal options are likely to change next year.

The food isn't the best, but we're getting a new food service so who knows, it could get better.

Food's great. Period

Lafayette College has 2 main buffet style dining halls as well as four other specialized options.

Lafayette provides several dining options for students. The main dining halls, Farinon and Marquis, are good options for first years. However, meal plans can be overly constricting for upper-level students, and it is often much less expensive to go off the meal plan entirely after the first year.

Two main dining halls but a couple of other places to eat and 3 different main meal plans. Lots of options and the food is pretty good.

There are many places on campus to get food, as well as many of campus dining options. You can find pretty much any type of food you're in the mood for within walking distance. If not, there are tons of places that are willing to deliver!

We have our cafeteria that everyone calls upper. It's pretty standard, but the foods good. Lower is more for grab and go. In lower the yogurt bar and sandwich/ wraps are pretty popular. Simons is a sandwich shop that everyone raves about. Really great sandwiches. Marquis is the less popular dining hall just because of the location. It is a little more family style. Gilberts is the late night food stop. The cookies are delicious and so are the fries. We also have a Starbucks in our library.

The options are endless, and no matter what your normal diet looks like, Lafayette will surely have something to keep you fed and happy.

The food sucks!!! However they are working on improving it.

A majority of the campus is involved in greek life. There are only 8 Greek organizations on campus but you hardly notice since our campus is so small. If you're looking for a specific frat or sorority, chances are we don't have it here.

Welcoming yet very exclusive, you need to be on your A game.

Lafayette does have Greek life, although it has been seeing some opposition from the administration recently. Lafayette is a small school, so Greek life can create further divisions and cliques in the student body. Many students are involved in Greek life, but at the same time, many are not.

It's here if you want it. It's not as though you can't find friends if you don't join. On the contrary, only 30% f people at Lafayette are in Frats or Sororities.

There are many sororities and fraternities you could pledge to sophomore year.

Greek Life is big on campus and many people are a part of it. Greek life allows students to be involved in community service while having some fun too!

It is hugeeee. Pretty much all girls are involved in Greek life. You want a social life? Go Greek. It's ridiculous.