Campus Life

Sauk offers a cafeteria that is open from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. that serves a wide variety of foods. It's mostly convenience foods, unfortunately, and it is also quite expensive. They do offer a salad bar, but it is limited in choice for greens. There are several vending machines located around Sauk that are mainly for convenience, but as expected, they are convenient. There are several outside dining locations close to Sauk that are very good, however, expensive (not including obvious fast-food restaurants).

I have never eaten at the school, but from what I have observed, it is a typical school cafeteria.

The cafeteria is small, but has a lot of options. Sometimes things are overpriced.

Chicken strips are excellent!

Need more vegetarian options.

The food is delicious and numerous. Each day there are at least 50 variations of what you can put on your plate! The cafeteria is friendly and welcoming, with ping pong tables right in the middle of it all. Good food and entertainment!

I normally don't eat food from the school but some of the things they have always look like real food. The baked goods they have there are always delicious.

The food is excellent! They have a wonderful range of choices, from vegetarian dishes to several staples you will find anywhere (I recommend the chicken strips!). The only shortcoming is the price. The menu is rather expensive (compared to other campuses) and this is mostly due to their ability to charge this much. Not many students are going to take the 10-15 minute drive back to town to pick up lunch and come back, unless they have the time.

They have a cafeteria that is usually closed in the summer, and when it is open, and it tremendously overpriced. There are vending machines conveniently located, but contain nothing healthy.

The cafeteria food is sub-par and over priced. The only reason I gave it two stars is due to the kindness of the staff, and the available recreational sections in the cafeteria.

Phi Theta Kappa is the only one, I believe.

The closest thing to Greek life is what I lovingly refer to as Geek life. Phi Theta Kappa, an international honors society, helped me to earn scholarships, feel a sense of community, provide community services, and motivate myself to become better at everything. I highly recommend joining this organization if you meet the qualifications.

There is no Greek Life at SVCC.

i don't believe they have greek.