Campus Life

It depends on where you go to eat. There are 2 buffet style places which don't serve the healthiest or tastiest foods, but sometimes they serve something good. And then there are 2 market type places which have better quality food.

There are 6 dining options on campus. The food is good, but it does get boring sometimes. If you take advantage of all the options though, then it shouldn't be a problem.

I wouldn't know, I'm a commuter. I never got a meal plan.

The Sugar Bowl is a great place to get pizza. It was a staple of my everyday life during my first semester at Millersville.

The food provided isnt anything to complain about. They offer a wide variety of meals throughout the week but also provide a salad, pasta, and ice cream bar.

2.5 stars. Dining hall is average quality, good number of choices. No good pizza places on campus except nikos, but they don't deliver. Three other places do but their pizza is no good.

Again, I don't live on campus, so I don't eat much of their food. What I have had is good, and there are a variety of places to eat, both on campus and within walking distance. On campus there are 2 all-you-can-eat dining halls and 2 pay-per-item dining halls. All of the dorms are close to at least one dining hall.

Again, avoid the buffet food if possible.

Many different places and options all around campus. The meal plan is great to cause it allowes you to chose what you want when you want.

The food's okay, but it's not that great. It's also annoying that it's 15 minutes away from my dorm...

There are a wide variety of Greek organizations. Some are gender specific, some are co-ed, some are race specific. There is something for everyone. There are also no Greek houses on campus, so if you decide to go Greek you will not be required to live in a frat or sorority house.

There are many fraternities and sororities to join. Some are smaller ones only located on the Millersville campus and others are nationally known. No hazing is allowed!

There are many options for Greek life for those that are interested. Rush is currently in progress and lots of my friends that aren't already members are joining. I believe Millersville's Greek life allows a great opportunity to make new friends and provide for the community and learn important skills that can be useful in life.

There are frats and sororities, although they don't have their own houses. I don't really know anything about them.

I'm not involved with Greek Life.

The greek life is amazing they have fun activities and events year round.

I am personally not a greek, but several of my friends are in sororities and LOVE it.

Fraternities and sororities are here but don't get houses because they are not condoned by the school. They are allowed to exist just not have a house.

Greek Life is small but mighty. While the administration may not be a fan of Greak Life, they are definitely a fan of themselves. Not all the students on campus understand or have misconceptions of Greek Life which is unfortunate but they are making a bigger name for themselves around campus.

There are so many Greek groups on campus and it is a great experience to see the crossing-over of new members!