Campus Life

The food there is ok given the lack of choices, but if you are not as much of an eater or as picky with your food choice you should be fine. There's also a sandwich place in the lower level of the complex. With a store on the same level where you can get what ever you may need if you become hungry during the night.

The cafeteria has a variety of options in buffet style. Times are decent. There are also a number of other places to eat on campus such as a sub shop, chinese, pasta, etc - though it is not generally very healthy, but they are taking measures to ensure that there are healthier options.

Love the food and dining area- they even have an organic menu- for those who eat healthier.

The food in the caf is actually really delicioius, which I found surprising. There's different options every day so we don't get bored, and there's always healthy/vegetarian foods for those of us who don't really feel like a burger or an enchilada or whatever else they have that particular day.

The food was ok, but it's expected of college food, so expect to buy lots of food that is already made that you can already eat or make in the microwave.

The food is fresh, healthy, and for the major eaters, in quanity. The meal plans cater to most students needs.

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i don't eat in the cafeteria daily, but they do have quite a variety of food options for most all types of diets. they have started up implementing locally grown, organic produce from the monmouth college educational garden. there is also an einstein brothers cafe locate on campus that has amazing bagels.

The food is excellent!

Greek life is prominent. I have many friends in sororities and fraternities. Monmouth College was actually the birthplace of 2 Greek sororities.

They have a great selection--that are tops in their community service activities.

The Greeks on campus are so different from what I expected. I thought they would be like the Hollywood version: snobby and preppy. But everyone is really so nice and welcoming!

There are three sororities and five fraternities. I am in a sorority, Alpha Xi Delta, and I love it!! I think anyone who is up for trying greed life should go out and rush!

The Greek life is for those who want a challenging college experience. Theyre geared toward academia and excellence.

i am not personally associated with any fraternities or sororities on campus. there are several options for anyone considering joining and the organizations seem to have strong ties between members.