Campus Life

The dining hall is a portion of Randolph that many of the students try to avoid, but because college students typically do not have much money to eat out with, they are stuck with what they have. The food is sometimes good in the dining hall, but most times they are not. You will find complicated-looking dishes that resemble that of chewed up mush, and only the bravest of students taste test them. The breakfast hour is normally good because the food remains simple, but the lunch and dinner hours have been given the term â??the struggleâ?? because it is a struggle to find foods that are appetizing. If you can be creative with your plate and look at the food with a positive attitude, then you will do just fine. Otherwise, you will be stuck with making sandwich wraps or salads and eating pizza and fries for the whole year.

There is one dining hall, one coffee/pastry shop and The Skellar, which offers food when the Dining Hall isn't open.

Some days it's not at it's best, but for food that you get to eat everyday three times a day, it's not that bad. Oh, and take advantage of the meal plans. It'll be worth it. And late night dining is great.

The food is ok. It is very good for special occasions.

Randolph dining is just like any other school. There is a personal chef that prepared different meal options per day. There is a fresh fruit stand, a full salad bar, most always various types of protein and veggies. Various different flavors of ice cream and soft serve and a whole lot more!

The food is delicious and available nearly 24/7.

The dining hall is buffet style. Many things to choose from.

There are only two recognized sororities on campus, one of them being Zeta Omega Phi. Though there is not much Greek life at Randolph, there are many secret societies about campus that students can be asked to become a part of, and information about them is secret.

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We don't have Greek Life here. Replaced it with secret societies, probably.

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There is not greek life on campus but that does not effect this school one bit! The clubs and activities help provide a sisterly and brotherly bond between piers like a sorority or fraternity would.