Campus Life

I have not eaten on campus yet.

We are in close proximity to Chicago, so there are endless types of food and cultures to experience! Also there is also a a variety of places close to campus that students can go to.

some of the food is good

did not really eat here

While the cafeteria food is great and next year they are introducing gluten free food, in the surrounding area there is plenty to choose from!

Hammond is not far from numerous different restaurants. Plus, Chicago is not that far either. There is different food choices for every food palate.

Our housing on campus has full kitchens so I have to prepare my own breakfast lunch and dinner. I have found out that I am a pretty good cook.

There is only the cafeteria on campus that is only open until 4p.m. Most of the food is overpriced and is really bad for you. There isn't much to choose from.

They have good, nutritious options in their cafeteria. The only thing I would complain about would be the prices. They are a little high for certain things.

There is only one dining option for students. This option is not too expensive but is not personally to my tastes, since I do have a kitchen in my dorm room.

Many sororities/fraternities to join.

only to black greek orgs

Greek Life is on campus.

I do not know anything about the Greek Life.

They only have about five sororities and fraternities. Most of them aren't even active.

I do not know anything about this.

There are a handful of Greek organizations. The Greek Life is really involved in community service around and within the PUC community.

Greek life is small but available here.

I am not involved with the greek life at Purdue Calumet.

There isn't much Greek, but there are a few.