Campus Life

The dining hall food is decent, though it is usually pretty bland and there arent many options. But they have started doing special days (usually related to holidays and events) where they spice up the food and its actually good, like Mardi Gras day, or St. Patricks day, Octoberfest, and Make-Your-Own banana split day. And then there's Talley and the Atrium, which have your Chick-fil-a, pizza, subs, burger place. And they are currently rennovating Talley to have even more options.

The dining hall food is better than I've had at nearly all other cafeterias, and there is so much variety and availability all across campus.

There are plenty of dining options. There are the normal dining halls, which are located in three different places on campus. There are also places like Talley and the Atrium, which offer more variety such as Chic Fil A, McDonalds, and wrap and sub places. Not far off campus is Hillsborough St, which offers a wide range of foods that you can choose from if you don't want campus food.

The campus has surprisingly good food in their food courts and dining halls.

The dining halls are hit or miss. You can always count on Chick Fil A or Lil Dinos though!

The food is exceptional from the dining halls to the fast food options. Dining halls are buffets where you have many selections of food. Also, on campus, there is a Chick-Fil-A, Jason's Deli, Chinese food, Mexican food, wrap station, and sub station.

The dining hall I had access to was terrible. Pretty much, the only thing I ate there was cereal. There are two other dining halls on campus. One is for the other side of campus. One is open to anyone for lunch, but only athletes for dinner. (I hear they get lobster and steak, but who knows).

Fresh, local food in the cafeterias, as well as other small venues where you can use your meal plan.

One of the better college campuses I've eaten at, and that's saying a lot!

A fair variety of dining options on campus. The dining halls can get old fast, however.

Greek Life is amazing! There is always something to do, somewhere to go. Everyone is super friendly. The community is close, the majority of the houses are on Fraternity court, a huge loop surrounding hilly fields, so everyone can be a short distance from other chapters and events are held in the center of the court. Also, all the houses are being rebbuilt! YAY! The KD house is the only one done so far, but it is great, and the Sigma Nu one is rising up next to it, also looking great!

I was not a part of the Greek Life, but I hear it's fun.

I can't comment since I'm not involved!

They tend to stay to themselves. Not a whole lot of presence of the actual campus.

Small percentage compared to other schools. Phi Delta Theta won the best fraternity on campus this year.

The Greek Life is ravishing here at NC State with their annual initiation's and proud brother and sisterhood's, this is definitely a life to consider if you chose to come to NC State!

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Many sororities and fraternities are housed on campus. Students involved in these groups provide campus service such as assisting students with transporting personal belongings on move-in day.

I myself cannot speak to this particular topic very well, but I do know Greek Life is a big deal at NC State. I am not in a sorority, but I have many friends who are and they love it. I have been to many frat parties and even tailgated with some of the bros as I like to call them. While it is fun if you are in it, it is definitely an elitist experience that costs money and excludes others from certain friend circles. While this stereotype does not run rampant at NC State, it still proves true sometimes.

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