Campus Life

The Orleans Room is great for every meal. If you want something different, you can go to Flambeauxs or any restaurant in New Orleans. That is the beauty of living there.

The dining hall is okay. Be sure to get lots of wolfbucks

Food is okay

The food is amazing. The choices range between various southern dishes, and each one is better than the last. Another good thing about attending this small university, is that you'll also have access to Tulanes food court.

The food is good, but not amazing. Keep in mind that you are eating in a cafeteria and not a fine dining restaurant

The food down here is great. They have a variety of fresh items like pizza, a salad/cereal bar, freshly baked things, and a different meal for dinner every night. Every now and again, we'll have something that the school only passes out maybe once or twice a month or even semester--things like steak, crawfish, smoked salmon, and other delicious meals.

Loyola University New Orleans has a buffet eating style where you can eat at much as you want as soon as you swipe into the dining area. You have a choice between a hot meal to gluten-free to pizza, salad, hamburgers, and sandwich bars. Then saving some room for dessert, you have a whole back wall dedicated to scrumptious desserts such as cake, Blue Bell ice cream, cookies dipped into chocolate, pies, cupcakes, and much much more! Not to mention the array of different fountain drinks, coffee, and tea!

Only problem is the OR (cafe) open and closes at certain times, but there are other options, and you can always go like right across the street to Tulane's campus.

The foods pretty good. Our cafeteria is called the OR which most of the time is really good also we can go to any of the food places on Tulanes campus.

The OR isn't that great, but we have retail and we can also take advantage of the dining options at Tulane which makes up for a lot.

None.

Exists, but you can get along just fine by not being apart of the Greek scene.

Lame.

Due to the size on the school, it is not that big, however, most of my friends are greek and I participated in much of the greek life activities. I would recommend it, Greek life is not over bearing, it's more of a side club then a way of life like at the larger schools.

I am involved with Greek life, but in a more non-traditional way. I am part of Sigma Alpha Iota, a music fraternity for women on campus. The awesome thing about Loyola Greek life is that it's so diverse. The social frats and sororities (like at any school) can be time and money demanding, but it is easy to find the part of Greek life you would like to be involved in.

so so

Greek life is very prevalent, but if you want to join a sorority or fraternity, you will know when and where to be.