Campus Life

The food and dining on campus is great. Starting 2013/2014 school semester their will be opportunities for even better food and dining experiences.

Food in the cafeteria is adequate. Better use of meal plan in other food establishments throughout the campus. Card may also be used off campus.

I don't see anything wrong with the cafe. I'm never at fault when i go to the cafe.

At MU there is only two dining options. You can go to the cafe' or an upstairs eatery that we refer to as the Lion's Den. In the cafe' the food tends to be your typical pizza, burgers, and questionable meat dish. It's nothing different from the cafeteria at a high school. The Lion's Den is a better option but it is more expensive and only a part of certain meal plans. Although there are many meals that leave a student hungry and wanting real food there are some nights that truly good food is served, but those nights are pretty rare.

The food in the dinning hall is satisfactory for the most part. It offers a variety of choices for students to choose from; the only downfall is the dinning hall is not open late for students to grab a quick bite to eat.

I honestly lovee the food on campus. Although it is a little more expensive eating in the cafeteria, it is worth every cent. There is a wide variety like larger colleges but our food actually tastes really good! It's a pleasant surprise. Also if a student is in a hurry, we have a Lion's Den which is like a mini cafe with Starbucks, a sub station, a grill station, and a variety of snacks and drinks to buy in a hurry.

The foods are great and delicious!

The food is a little pricey, but there is variety.

The food in the caf is decent. There is a Lion's Den where we have a grill, sub shop, and starbucks. I normally go there.

the chefs are trying to cook food from other countries everyday.

Plenty of options to join the different fraternitys and sorioritys. Pledge week and rush week give you an opportunity to check out the houses. They provide activities during rush week. More room and quiet space for studying.

There are 3 fraternities and 2 sororities.

They have a goal of creating a few more sororities and fraternities. But the ones we have now, participate in a lot of volunteering and charities. They aren't as bad as the Greek Life on other campuses, but still know how to have fun!

The best thing I have done for myself. My social and leadership life has improved tremendously since being a part of the Beta Sigma Phi. I would never traded my sisters for anything. They are supportive, encouraging, helpful, understanding, loving and trust worthy. Through them I have gain community service work and many more things.

Methodist is continuously adding new greek houses, they hope to reach eight sororities and eight fraternities in the near future.

There are Greek Village houses on campus. Fraternities: Kappa Alpha Psi, Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Pi Kappa Alpha Sororities: Beta Sigma Phi and Alpha Delta Pi

Its recently been revived on campus and is going strong. They are a tight knit community and are always eager to talk to anyone they cross. They accept everyone and anyone who is deemed worthy to cross those hallowed steps into brotherhood, or sisterhood, and all are welcome to join. The Greek life also hosts events such as Lip Sync Band Competitions, Inter-murals, Rock Climbing, Bowling, and Paintball games.

Methodist has 2 sorrorities and 5 fraternies. The greek life is always hosting events on campus like cookouts that the students can attend.

There are several organizations that are greatly involved in the activities that occur on campus.

Really popular on campus.