Campus Life

Food isnt bad at all! Its pretty good!

The dining and food quality is average. There is only one main dining hall and one other hall on North Campus. So the dining options are quite limited.

Alliot, our dining hall, is not bad. Sometimes the food is really good and sometimes it is questionable. There are plenty of options and the stir-fries are always good.

All the freshmen dorms are super close to the cafeteria, which is great. We also have unlimited swipes, so we can go get food whenever we want. However, it is cafeteria food and it can get a little monotonous. It's easy to get creative though, each station has something yummy, so you just get a little from each.

Alliot is the one and only dining hall SMC has on campus (minus the schools restaurant located on the Norther Campus). At first the food isn't too bad, but it gets old after a while. There are suggestion boxes though, and the food services is usually pretty good about meeting our needs.

There are a couple options for dining on campus and they're all pretty decent. Meal plan is all inclusive, unlimited swipes.

You are given an unlimited meal plan into our cafeteria that has unlimited amounts of food at good quality. Some people complain... but they're just spoiled.

Definitely the low point of St. Michael's, there's only one dining hall and it's only open till 8 on the weekdays and the weekends are absolutely horrible. It's open for an hour for each meal on the weekends with barely any stations open. The only thing that keeps students from starving on the weekends is WingsOver, Domino's, and Papa John's.

The one thing that sets the dining apart from dining at other small schools is that you still have the wide variety of options that you would have at a large school. The food certainly isn't your mom's cooking but it is still possible to eat well and with variety.

Compared to other colleges, really good. Also great food in the area

There is no Greek Life on campus.

None

There are no fraternities and sororities at our School. You don't really need one though since you most likely will know someone who knows someone whose hosting a party, and if in you're a club, an upperclassmen in that club will most likely host a party. The closest things we have to a fraternity/sorority here are the Rugby Clubs.

None, but the sports teams (especially Rugby which is a club sport) really have a brotherly/sisterly vibe.

NONE

None! Though some of the houses where sports teams live feel a little bit like fraternities.