Campus Life

The food is just great food to eat. It varies everyday and it taste great! I just love it!

The food is beyond excellent. So many choices, especially at Livingston Dining Commons.

You'll enjoy the meals in the first couple of months then after it gets repetitive. and meal swipes are very expensive. Livingston Dining Hall - The best Neilson on Douglass - second best Busch - close third and right behind Neilson Bower on college ave - worst - staty way

The food is not bad, but it is nothing like home cooking. depending on the campus, the quality of the food will improve.

I went to Livingston Campus for breakfast and the food was very good.

I'm used to my Latin food so I wasn't super impressed or delighted with the food at Rutgers. It's good, but definitely not as good as my home food. The dining halls, for me at least are rated as follows: 1) Livingston 2) Busch, 3)College Avenue 4) Douglas/Cook. I do recommend going to the Rock Cafe on the Livingston campus though! It's yummy, along with trying something from the Knight Wagon!

Livingston Dining Hall is a state of the art facility that offers a wide array of culinary delights from many different ethnic backgrounds. Overall, the Dining hall experience at Rutgers is very accommodating, and provide a spectrum of food choices.

By far, the best place to dine is the Livingston Dining Commons, it's new and offers a variety of food, as well as make your own/freshly cooked food bars.

There are plenty of dining places within campus and on the outskirts. There is a large variety for ones appetite.

Plenty of options covering a range of different cuisines. The quality wasn't always great but good enough. On College Ave is a place that has all kosher meal plans.

It is great from what I've been hearing

The Greeks are awesome, friendly, and caring. The Black frat members are very handsome! Sadly there are no Delta's or a line for Q's etc

Often labeled as Frat Bros or hated because its hard to get into their parties if you're a guy. Usually chill and laid back and give back to the community. And of course you have your meaty frat bro who isn't liked. But nonetheless give it a try during rush week and see if you find your niche.

Libraries are big, and there are plenty of computer labs available for those who wish to get work done.

Lots of it for both women and men. Rushing can be quite rigorous but plenty of people do it and get in.

Tons of frats and sororities to choose from.

Don't partake in that.

Very bonding and important!

Rutgers of course has the fraternities and sororities. There are many here, from just crazy party ones to special interest ones. If you are interested in Greek life, you should have no problem with that here.

I have no idea about this but on College Ave, they are everywhere.