Campus Life

There are many places to eat and on hot days it's nice to cool off with an ice cream.

Anything you want at almost any hour.

Campus has so many places to eat you might lose track. You can also wander off campus to the downtown streets of State College where you will find numerous restaurants and delis.

On-campus dining is pretty decent, lots of restaurants nearby accept lioncash.

There are a lot of dining options on campus and most of it is actually pretty good. West Halls and Pollock Commons have the best food and the most options.

Again, I don't know, since I commute I always pack my own lunch. I had one breakfast in one of the dining commons which was quite good, but overall I can pack a lunch for cheaper than eating on campus.

Great food choices everywhere.

On campus food can either be really, really good or absolutely terrible. There's an iPhone app for Penn State that tells you what each dining hall is serving every night which makes it useful in deciding whether the walk to the commons is actually worth it or not. You eventually learn what's good and what isn't but regardless, the freshman 15 isn't a problem at PSU considering they put laxatives in their food.

The food at Penn State is good, if not limited in variety. Thankfully, if you ever get sick of campus food, there are many local eateries downtown that will deliver delicious, tasty food to the dorms.

From 2009-2013 the food and dining has gotten a lot better!! If your a freshman living in East Halls you have to eat the BIG O's pizza!! If you live in Pollock their dining commons are great and The Mix is a great place to get all sorts of wraps. The Hub is the main student center where so many events are held. It is also the main area to get chik-fil-a or burger king or chinese and starbucks. There are alos so many places downtown to eat great meals.

You won't regret it if you join.

Our greek life accommodates to the needs of all students who enjoy the social aspects. Over 40 fraternities, over 20 sororities, and both business and social fraternity houses.

The Greek life provides a great party scene and the Greeks are respected on campus. Although I am not involved in Greek life on campus, I appreciate the social aspect they provide for students.

They will always have their parties...

Greek Life at Penn State is HUGE. With 19 sororities and 44 fraternities, a significant percentage of the population is greek. Fratland is crazy on the weekends; there is always something going on. Not only is Greek Life great for the party scene but they are really into philanthropic work as well, especially when it comes to fundraising for PSU's IFC/Panhellenic Dance MaraTHON.

Greek Life is amazing at Penn State. We have one of the largest Greek systems in the nation with over 50 fraternities and sororities. The Greeks started THON and it has grown to raise 10s of millions of dollars annually for pediatric cancer. Besides THON, Greek life is involved in a lot of campus activities like Homecoming, and a lot of community service events as well. Plus, they know how to throw amazing parties on the weekends. I went Greek, and would recommend it to everyone.

extensive: from the Black, White, Asian, Latino, Indian, they're all here

Penn State is 12% Greek. Out of 44,000 people, that adds up. There are over 50 fraternities and over 30 sororities. Frats have houses off campus, and sororities live in the dorms and have their own floors (Pennsylvania law prohibits sorority houses, because they would be considered a brothel)

Greek Life is very involved. If you are involved in a sorority or a fraternity, you will not be very involved in anything else.

Greek life is big at Penn State, but because the school is so big, it does not dominate the scene, everything at Penn State is sort of its own thing, nothing overwhelms Penn State like football.