Campus Life

Campus food is good, they have a selection of cold sandwiches and a hot grill. If you don't want to eat on campus, there are a lot of coffee shops, and restaurants within walking distance.

Santa Rosa Junior Colleges Culinary arts program is amazing. The students work at the colleges Cafe and also it's Cafeteria. The provide a delicious and varied cuisine including Chinese, Mexican, American, and Italian food items. The quality among these is excellent.

The cafeteria offers great food throughout the day, and the line goes along quickly. It is slightly overpriced, but it's worth it.

The food is spectacular. The salads are always fresh, and they have a great selection of foods from burgers, to Asian. They also hold many other snacks and protein bars for those on diets. The selection of pastries are great for those who are not on diets.

There is a nice size cafeteria with a good amount of chooses for food to eat but the close early.

Great new cafeteria with top notch food made infront of you.

We have a Peet's coffee on campus at both locations. They sell all kinds of food and drinks. Their is a dining area on the side that students use.

Cafeteria food is not great and over priced. Restaurant around town are great!

There are a number of interesting ethnic eating places across the street from the college.

The JC cafeteria and Bear's Den offers some really appetizing dishes, and usually piles plenty on your plate. There are also a few good Asian and pizza places near the campus.

Phi Kappa Delta

I'm not to familiar with this aspect of SRJC. Given the 2 year nature of the college most students do not remain on campus long enough to join a fraternity, and the Greek presence on campus is rather obscure.

There is no Greek life at SRJC.

none.

I haven't the slightest idea what you are asking.

Not any that I know of.

We have MESA for those who are interested on engineering, science.

There are no fraternities. This is a community college. There is a phi delta kappa community that is an academic only type of community.

None really.