Campus Life

Some of the food in the dining hall is questionable on what it even is. Breakfast is always amazing though. The lines in the student center can be ridiculous depending on when you go to eat, hope you like waiting.

The dining areas are changing thanks to the new campus center. However, the food still is not that great, and there is not much diversity. Most of the food is american hamburgers, or salad, soup, pastries. The lack of diversity can get pretty tiring.

Simpson has multiple on campus venues for food because the Kent center was built and some restaurants moved in. The trouble with the food in the Kent Center though is that it is ridiculously expensive; you don't get your money's worth. The other option is Pfeiffer Dining Hall, which is all you can eat, but they decided to close it on the weekends and sometimes the food isn't the most tasteful.

Regular dining hall and a new student center with 4 restaurants

The food is good but it would be nice to have more variety.

Even with the opening of the brand spanking new Kent Center, the dining is awful. There is no variety and everything manages to lack flavor no matter what it is. Not only that, but there is always a long wait when you want to eat. I shouldn't have to wait 30 minutes to buy a bowl of soup and a cookie for 13 dollars.

Pfieffer Dinning Hall was remodeled over the summer and resulted in a variety of food options. There is a buffet line, pizza station, subway like sandwich station, and a chef who makes a personalized version of the dish of the day.

College food always gets old after the first couple weeks.. Meals from home always seem so much better once you've started college.

The fries are incredible and are probably their best known food. They keep a variety of food, from pastas, to salads, to dessert, to cucumber water. They are adding a Starbucks and another food restaurant to campus. The meal plans are not very customizable, however.

The food served at Simpson College isn't quite pleasurable. The food sometimes isn't up to par but some days the food is quite impressive but most of the time I don't recommend the food on most days.

Greek life is the best part about Simpson. Only way to have fun and have an experience.

They seem pretty into themselves and are very family like

Greek Life is wonderful. I'm in a female fraternity ( ;) ), and it is one of the greatest things I've ever done. I love my sisters, and the entire process one takes to go through bidding is long, but totally worth it in the end.

Not involved in this, but there are 3 sororities and 4 fraternities

The Greek Life at Simpson is different from any other Greek Life you'll find. The pledges are all very nice, but Greek Life is still expensive.

There is Greek Life on campus, but is not like larger schools. The sororities and fraternities are much smaller in numbers and this allows for tighter bonds and more leadership position opportunities. They are actively creating philanthropic events which benefit the community as well as their philanthropies.

Three sororities and four fraternities

The greek life is small but overall it helps you network yourself after college. We have a couple of frats which are SAE, ATO and Kapppa. All these frats host different events to better the campus which is an exiting feat.