Campus Life

The meal plan food could be better, but there are restaurants everywhere in the surrounding areas of the campus, and and there is something for everyone.

The dining halls look fantastic. They are all brand new. I hope the food is as good as the hall looks.

With 2 dining halls, a food court, and a convenience store on campus, finding decent meals (including vegetarian and gluten free) is not hard. Furthermore, the declining balance (meal plan money) can be used at local restaurants, if you are looking to change it up a bit.

Dinning hall food is always bad, it doesn't matter which school it is.

There is a salad bar, dessert table, and you are always welcome to make your own sandwiches. An assortment of cereal is always available along with waffles. There's comfort food (the usual pizza, hot dog, chicken, fries, etc) and a menu that changes daily. The new Damen center is so modern and chic, there's really not much I can complain about the food.

I always got sick from the food however, I have heard that it has gotten better.

The food is sub-par at best. Not really the best dining food a school can offer but there are a variety of choices. However their new gourmet dining is amazing. Everything is made to order and tastes great and is available at reasonable prices.

Food is tiring after a while, although it was not good to begin with anyways. Meals are expensive and not worth all that money, one has to taste everything in order to figure out what taste good.

Below-average food quality but wide variety.

Standard dorm food. It's not delicious, not disgusting either. Eating it on a daily basis will quickly make you sick of it though.

Everyone in fraternities and sororities seem close to each other.

As with the rest of the school culture, sororities and fraternities also focus on social justice and community service. However, there are not many of them (5 sororities and 4 fraternities), and they do not have campus housing together.

Awful. It is not like state schools

Not much of a Greek Life at Loyola

6 Sororities, 6 Fraternities.

Very minimal.

Greek Life is quickly becoming a major part of campus. Frats and sororities don't actually have houses, but they just throw ragers in apartments.

There are no frat houses or sorority houses on campus. Personally, I think that's a good thing, since most of the people in sororities or fraternities tend to be a pretty clique-y and sometimes develop a weird God complex type personality. Sororities and fraternities have a bad reputation because of this - they are honestly just rude. I'd say if you go to Loyola, consider avoiding the Greek scene.

No personal experience but stories sound great.

Greek life is not very big here but it is growing. about 10% of the student body is involved in Greek life