Campus Life

It's college. The food is not going to be gourmet, but the dinning area has just been refurbished and looks amazing and the food is not half bad.

Nothing can compare to a home-cooked meal, especially when the cooks are making meals for thousands of people. The Dining Commons are newly remodeled and beautifully done. There is a great variety of food that makes it easy for even the pickiest eaters to find a good meal.

There is usually a pretty good variety of food at SAU. There are always healthy choices to choose from and with the new D.C opening, there is going to be more space and choices than ever.

There are many great options for food, There are three different places to eat on campus. First is Ada's which is a place where you can get a combo meal for when you are in a hurry to get to class. The Cougar Den is a dining area in the student center that is also for quick meals but you can also buy food after the hours of the Dining Commons. The Dining Commons is where they serve the main meals, it has a very large variety of foods and it also has gluten free and lactose free meals too. Chartwells also leaves a board up for recommendations so you can ask them to have a certain type of food for the next day's meals.

The food is great when there are visitors, but when it gets near to break, the food isn't as good.

The food is okay, my favor place to eat for lunch is Ada's kitchen, they serve soup, and sandwitchs and it's lovely tasting! The food at the Dinning commons is pretty good, but sometimes interesting.

We have three different dining options (if selecting meal plans) the DC, Ada's Kitchen, and the new and amazing Cougar Den where it has a modern yet healthy vibe to the area.

Spring Arbor is currently finishing of a new student center with brand new student dining commons. The dinning experience at Spring Arbor is a positive on because the staff is willing to work with students allergies and heath issues that may affect ones food choices. The dinning commons has a large selection of food for students to choose from, and there is also a student lounge/ dining, called the Cougar Den and Adas Kitchen, where students can grab a fast bite to eat between classes.

I did not take advantage of any food services.

I can't really compare but I do believe we have the best college food from what I've heard. We always have an open salad and cereal (so when in doubt!). For those people that don't do gluten then there is always a gluten free option of the meal. The food is mostly always good. You will see the same meal every time throughout the semester but you will always get a surprise here or there. The dining is good (in Fall 2012 the new DC will be revealed). With the new DC there is going to be a lot of options of where to eat. What I find nice is that professor come and eat with us along with there families. It's always nice to see the theology department start a debate and students start crowding around.

We do not have Fraternities/ Sororities

There is no Greek Life.

there is no greek life, but the people you live with become like family.

None.