Campus Life

The Caf is an adventure. The staff can be scary, and the food isn't always perfect, but if you are creative, you can always find something to eat.

I love the food here! I wish they would give us more bulldog bucks though. The Caf doesn't serve breakfast on weekends so that is a little inconvenient. The food court also closes Friday evening around 4:00 and is closed on Sundays.

The food in the Caf is great.

The food is fantastic!

There is one dining hall at Samford. The food is all prepared from scratch by Chef Chris Vizzina. Chef Vizzina has worked in multiple well-known restaurants around the country and truly loves working for Samford. He has a passion for cooking that is very evident. The food is really good compared to many other universities.

The caf is great and so are the staff! Be sure to be friendly and they'll treat you like family!

Their food services are exceptional compared to other colleges. They have a wide variety, its fresh and hot, and their checkout line is fast. They offer Chick-fil-A, which is superb. They are definitely at the top of the list for colleges that serve good food and have a lot of options!!

People say the caf food is not good. Granted, the caf food is not anything like your home cooking you normally get. However, compared to most schools, I feel like our caf is good. Yes, you will get tired of chicken and pizza. Yes, the salad bar lady will probably scare you. However, on average, it is not that bad.

The food is only slightly acceptable if you really like American cuisine. Some acquaintances of mine have suffered from food poisoning multiple times in their first semester. This is not the place to eat if you value variety in any way ,shape, or form.

Food in the car is pretty repetitive and not the best but the food court offers more options and as does the O Henrys coffee shop.

They say that 30% of the student population is Greek. Sometimes it feels more, sometimes less, it just depends on if it is Rush week or not.

Great, but not as active with independents as wanted, although the fraternities and sororities are like family.

This is the sole basis of any social interactions at Samford University.

Still developing, very small in number.

Greek life won't make or break your college experience at Samford. Many people have half greek and half independent friends.

We have five social sororities and are in the process of adding another, and four social fraternities (there are also service, academic, and professional sororities and fraternities on campus). The great think about Samford Greek life is that it's cool to be Greek OR independent--there's not some imaginary barrier that means that you can't be friends with indies if you're Greek, or vice versa. My circle of friends is made up of indies, people from my own organization, and people from other Greek organizations. About a third of undergraduates are Greek.

SO excited about Greek Life!

Greek life's the best decision you could possibly make for yourself here at SU. It opens your doors socially and gives you a close sense of community that you're not going to find elsewhere.

alphas, kappas, akas, delta, aopi, zetas, sig chi, sig nu, pi kap, lambda chi, adpi

we have numerous greek organizations who are involved in a number of great philanthropies.