Campus Life

There are three places to chow down on campus: Lottie Nelson, the main dining hall, The Falcon, a cafe located below Lottie, and The Union, a combination between a cafe and a grocery store. They all have great food and good prices.

Lottie Nelson dining hall is fickle. On student preview days where there are lots of tours and prospective students, they will put out the best food in the strangest arrangement, essentially tricking the newcomer into thinking that's how it usually is. WRONG. The hours that food is served are somewhat narrow during breakfast and lunch, but the quality of the food isn't terrible too often.

There are many options for on-campus dining, including two cafes, three espresso stands, and the main dining hall. Food is available all day long in various locations and caters to a variety of personal flares, diets, and food allergies.

Food and dining could be worse. The dining hall is a little small, and generally they have a lot of food choices.

Lottie Nelson dining hall is one of the best college dining halls around. It loses a few points for size, but the food makes up for it. With many tasty and healthy selections, it is easy to find what you like.

There are a few options for getting food on campus. The most used for freshmen especially is Lottie Nelson, which is a buffet style cafeteria. Then there is the Falcon and the Union, which both you have to buy what you want individually, and the food tastes better, but it's not as healthy.

Messiah food is much better than the average college food. There are many delicious options for all three meals. Also Messiah is very accommodating to students with food allergies.

The food at the dining hall is delicious! I love the salad bar and the wide variety of other options, such as hot food and pasta. There is even a sushi bar every once in a while! The other places to eat on campus are also tasty and have nice, relaxing atmospheres.

Dining services provides good food, with decent variety. They are environmentally conscious, and always open to new ideas.

I've heard mixed opinions on the most common source of meals for freshmen (the Lottie Nelson Dining Hall). I personally think it's great, with plenty of options. Being a vegetarian myself, I never struggle to find something good to eat. There are also two other cafe-style dining services for students to choose, should they be so inclined.

Nonexistent. However noble some Fraternities/Sororities cause may be, the stigma they have is something Messiah will never allow into their holy bubble.

There are no sororities or fraternities on campus.

none.

No Greek life.

none

They have a Greek group.

There is no Greek Life. :(

We do not have any Sororities or Fraternities.

there is none.