Campus Life

Besides the cafeteria, which has a great selection, there's a lot of restaraunts and food carts in the area you can choose from.

The the cafeteria is mandatory for all students that are living on campus. The food is average at Moore, however the chiefs and workers listen to comments and suggestions that people make about the food. Some days the food is real great however other days sometimes there is not too much choice. Dinner hours range from 5-7pm on school days and on weekends 5-6pm, if a student wants more choice for meals it is smart to come right when the cafeteria opens. There is a long line of students however it is worth it because the food is fresh

The food and dining is pretty good. The cooks give a variety of choices to pick from when it comes to Breakfast, lunch and Dinner and almost everyday they have different selections of foods to try. You can tell the cooks take their time to cook their Moore students good meals. They also sit out a nice selection of desserts and organized self-service food areas (such as the salad bar, ice cream area, and sandwich area). Plus, if you don't find anything you like in the school to eat, you can always order out (since Moore is after all in the downtown area where lots of restaurants and stores are) or go to Fridays which is right down the street from Moore.

I pack my lunch .

Moore has a lunch room, that has vending machines, and also the average type area where you would stand in line, and order your food. I think the setup was done very well, because students can also go outside, or to the penthouse, to eat their food. The location of Moore gives off beautiful scenery, so no matter what you choose to eat, the view would always be great. Also, if you are living in a dorm at Moore, I know there is a meal plan, so the food you get would be something you would get used to.

Moore College of Art and Design does not have a greek life, its an art school with a focus on academics, if Moore had a greek life it would be pretty ironic.