Campus Life

It's unfortunate but understandable that this little campus has so few dining options. That being said, the ones they have are relatively nice. The Catherine Burrow Refectory (the Rat) is the buffet-like dining option that most students prefer. What's really nice is that it is newly renovated so it's really nice!

The one part of Rhodes that isn't amazing. It's a hit and miss kind of thing.

As much as people complain about the food, it's pretty good for mass-cooking.

In the past people often complained about food quality, especially at the Rat Refectory. The Rat is a buffet-style eatery where students can chow down on anything from classic home-style meals to vegetarian foods. However, since the Rat was reconstructed in this year, quality and taste has improved ten-fold. Not only is this building beautiful and roomy, but the chefs are very creative when giving the students fresh and tasty home cooked options. On the other side of campus lies the Lynx Lair. Unlike the Rat, the Lair the menu doesnâ??t change on a daily basisâ??there is a station of wraps and deli-style sandwiches, one for fried and grilled foods, one that sells quesadillas and burritos, one for pizza, and a salad bar. The items change during late hours and alcohol can also be purchased at the bar area. The lair is a great place to bring hang out with friends, watch TV in the lounge area, or study.

Food is really average. There are two main dining areas that offer a change of pace. It depends on the day. Friday's 'fried chicken Friday's' are always a hit, though.

Students are offered a meal plan that grants them either 15 or 21 meals for each week as well as one hundred dollars of Lynx Bucks each semester that can be used for snacks, drinks, and even Starbucks. There are two dining areas where students can get their food, The Lair and The Rat. Both locations offer a wide assortment of food choices that should please everyone's desired cravings.

after all the horror stories i heard about college food i was prepared to not like anything. i have found there is always something good to eat.

Greek life on Rhodes campus is huge. You don't have to be in a sorority or a fraternity but the majority of students here are. There are fun parties all of the time and great events that everyone attends. While Greek life here is really prevalent, it is not like the big state schools. Every organization is extremely involved with their philanthropy which is something that is really cool, also because each one is different so you're always helping someone out.

about half of the school is, but people don't really care if you're greek or not.

Over half of the entire student population is a part of Greek life! Everywhere you turn you can see girls toting their sorority bags, and guys clad in their frat shirts. Going Greek seems to be a large part of the social scene at Rhodes, but there are plenty more students remain active on campus without pledging.

Greek life is kind of a big deal here. End of story.

Greek Life is a major part of the Rhodes experience with over fifty percent of the student body being involved in Fraternities and Sororities. Students involved in Greek Life have the chance to attend many formals and activities thrown by their house. However, those not wishing to become part of Greek Life need not worry. All house parties are open to each student on campus after a certain time, and there are many other organizations to become apart of on campus.

is not a major force on campus.