Campus Life

WONDERFUL dining services! Huge buffet style cafeteria and large sitting area - feels more like a nice diner than a cafeteria. Breakfast is my favorite! Always good!

Southwestern only has the commons and the cove, and while neither have bad food, it does get old after a while-- when this happens don't be afraid to try out the restaurants in Georgetown.

The Commons provides a variety of different specials and choices each day. All meals are prepared fairly well. The Cove and the Milk Bar also provide other drink and cafe style food choices which are pretty good.

The Commons is good some nights and awful others. It depends on how picky you are. One nice thing is that they provide vegetarian and vegan options at every meal. The Cove provides a nice change when the Commons gets boring. I particularly like their Cesar Salad.

The food is in huge variety. They have food prepared for vegetarians and then of course home cooked meal. This is a private university so they make sure they buy good quality ingredients for their students.

The food available at the Commons are reasonable but there's other places outside of campus that people can eat and usually do. There is also The Cove which is another option for late night snack.

Great places to eat and enjoy times with your friends.

It's okay. There are at least always standard ways of making food you like with healthy options. There is a panini press and salad bar and common stations that you can often rely on.

The food is fairly good for a college campus and the dining hall staff is very friendly. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served on weekdays. Brunch is served on Saturday and Sunday, which is a very popular meal for students.

Amazingly good for college food.

Very active sororities and fraternities both! Always an afternoon tea, sports event, etc. Have been very impressed by the kindness of every organization!!!

There are four fraternities and four sororities. The sororities do not have houses, but the four frat houses lie together on campus. They are the hub of social life, and there's a house for most types of people to fit in.

I personally enjoy Greek Life at Southwestern. We have four sororities, which all have great girls. There is no rivalry between the sororities, and I have some friends in the ones outside of my own. However, there are no sorority houses. The men in the fraternities are genuine guys for the most part, and throw fun parties for the students on campus. They are usually very open about who attends their parties.

We have four social sororities, ADPi, ZTA, Tri Delt and AXD and four social fraternities, Sig, Pike, Phi and KA, as well as a number of academic and service fraternities. A large percentage of the student population is involved in Greek Life, but you don't need to join a greek organization to have a good time.

There are four fraternities and four sororities on campus. The fraternities all have houses, but the sororities are historically not allowed to have houses, though they have a building on campus with large storage and meeting room space. They all seem to be very inviting of prospective members and none have bad reputations. Greek life does not impede one from being a hardworking student.

I'm not personally in a sorority, but the sorority girls here are all really sweet and super involved. There's also several frats and service sororities/fraternities. A lot of people who are in frats/sororities still have time for awesome grades and other organizations if they want, too.

It is both crazy and friendly. It is not extreme like UT or LSU and there are only 4 fraternity houses. There are no sorority houses. One universal recommendation: Do not prioritize the Greek life over everything else. I have seen too many of my peers fall into that hole. It is extremely difficult to get out.

Sorority life at Southwestern is slightly handicapped because of a grant restriction not allowing for Sorority houses, but the Sororities are still loud and proud. More notorious are the Fraternities with 4 houses. They dominate the campus night life mainly on Fridays and Saturdays but also on Wednesday nights for Study Break. As opposed to many universities, our Greeks are significantly nicer and open to outsiders. They focus more on having fun but still manage to keep some excellent grades.

The Greek life thrives with four fraternity houses and a number of sororities.

I'm not much into this part of college but the frats are nice, and have good parties. The sororities are nice as well and they are very structured.