Campus Life

The food is heavily overpriced, a $10.00 dinner for every day of the week is taken out of your meal plan at the beginning of each term (with no refunds offered for nights you missed), and most of the food is unhealthy.

People complain a lot about the food at PLU, and it's definitely not home cooking, but as far as institutional cooking in large batches goes, it's pretty good, better than a lot of what I've tasted at other schools. It's also nice that Sunday through Friday dinners and Sunday brunch are all-you-can-eat, although in my opinion lunch is usually the best food. Also, food is available throughout the day at various places around campus, although there aren't as many options as at a larger university, so you can get something to eat whenever you want, except very, very late at night, when everything's closed.

The food here is not the greatest but they do have a lot of variety.

Food is good.

Food is good, especially dinner.

The food is either good, or not good. Not really anything else to say about that.

I am a vegetarian and sometimes it is rather difficult to find good food without meat, but at PLU the food is very diverse. Each day there is a new menu with things like burgers, cross cultural foods, fruits, and many other delicious things. There is always something delicious to eat at PLU.

The food here is pretty good. The staff is also very friendly.

Great food and lots of local restaurants to go to when on campus food gets boring.

PLU provides free course meals for students during their four year attendance. The only food that you have to worry about buying is snacks for your dorm.

None to speak of.

There is no Greek life at PLU. If you're looking for Greek life, look elsewhere.

There are no fraternities or sororities located on campus, but Pacific Lutheran University does require students to become involved in a wide range of clubs and activities.

At PLU we do not have sororities or fraternities because it seems to seperate students. PLU prides itself on being both diverse and welcoming.

This is one subject i don't quite know about yet. But i plan to look into it once i arrive on campus.

There is no Greek life at PLU.

No Greeks here!

There is no Greek life at PLU.

PLU does not participate in Greek Life. There are, however, various societies on campus that participate in social events and community service, similar to that of Greek Life. For example, Theatre Honor Society. The members participate in a top-secret initiation ceremony and even receive graduation cords for their participation!

None, except for our theatre honor society thing.