Campus Life

The dining hall is miserable with very little variety and not enough accommodations for dietary restrictions. This is only an issue freshman year though because most upperclassmen dorms are equipped with kitchens.

Food is pretty good but could use more vegetarian and vegan options.

The food is nothing like home cooking of course but it's not horrible. Theres the dinning hall but also the cabaret which is more grill stuff. The cabaret is consistently good. However in the dining hall, honestly, the quality varies day by day but there's always something to eat and with the possibility of having a kitchen starting sophomore year its not that important anyways.

Food in cafeteria sucks and so unhealthy. You will get fat by the end of the year by eating those kind of pizza, grilled cheeses or pasta every single day.

They always offer many different choices with a pasta bar, ice cream station, sandwich station, bagel bar, grill, pizza, salad bar, theme cuisine along with the main entree.

My friend said it wasn't bad.

Food is actually very good. They usually have a theme and you can check the menu for the day online. There are little cafes if you do not want the food in the dining hall. And if you just want something completely different there are some food places across the street off campus.

The food is decent, however there is only one dining hall. The rest of the campus food stops cost money. The dining hall is not that large, however, the school is working to build a new and improved dining hall.

The food may be amazing for some, and horrible for others. It depends on your health nutrition and what you like to eat.

Typical college food at a price.

Getting bigger on campus but the rush process if very unorganized.

Greek life is very small here. There are only a few sororities and fraternities and they are very strict about no hazing. They're not a very large presence aside from the community service they always do and publicize.

There are opportunities to join Greek life at Marist, for both women and men.

Not hugely present because there aren't any on campus houses but its still available.

Fraternities and Sororities do not have houses but they have many activities and are known around campus. It isn't a huge part of life here but it is there if you want it.

There is really not that much greek life; only very few scattered frats and sororities.

Cannot comment on this as per no being any part of the Greek life.

It is small but present.

I am not associated, but it is a major part of campus life for many students.

Greek Life is a small, but involved section of campus life. There are four sororities and three fraternities. There are no houses for these organizations. These fraternities and sororities participate in community service and are involved in many activities on campus, besides their own chapter events.