Campus Life

The food is pretty quality. There is a salad bar, an ice cream station, and different foods (ie pasta, chicken, Mexican foods) set up in a fashion similar to Golden Corral most days of the week. There is also a Starbucks on campus for students and a mini ice cream shop.

There is an excellent sandwich station, but the line can get long. Make sure you plan your schedule around the dining halls hours, otherwise it might be a long day without any food. The lions den is a good place to find food at night, but it also has restricted hours.

Great food! different choices.

Queens has a coffee shop, cafeteria, and a lions den. The cafeteria is all you want buffet and many different options hot or cold food. The coffee shop is ran by Starbucks products and coffee, along with other sandwiches, fruit, and salads made by Queens. The Lions Den is a nice hangout for lunch and dinner where all sorts of grilled food is made with TVS, jukebox, and pool table is so students can grab a bite to eat and hang out with friends.

The food is decent. It is much better than the food at a large university, but it can seem repetitive. The only complaint I have is that the dining room closes around 7:30 p.m. and opens around 7 a.m. I think it should have more availability and be open more and longer throughout the day.

This too depends on the day. if you visit, the food will be good, but slowly goes downhill from there. we wait on the days that they have visitors. food will be good then.

There isn't much choice for food and dining on campus for students who do not have a car. There are some places walking distance about 10 minutes or more but other than that there aren't much option. There is a cafe or dining hall and Lion's Den.

there is not a lot to choose from. the cafeteria is not that great and doesn't open up before my morning classes so its not really worth getting a meal plan.

Queens has a no hazing policy, so Greek life is safe and fun. They also do not dominate the campus, so students who aren't interested in will not feel overwhelmed.

There is greek life for women and men. They have their own houses on Queen's Campus that meet weekly with each other. They also do a lot of community service as a whole group.

Since Queens is such a small school there are only two Fraternities and four sororities. Each fraternity/sorority is involved in a specific philanthropic organization, plus all Greeks are very involved throughout campus. There is a no hazing policy at Queens University, which makes joining less stressful.