Campus Life

Perhaps I am a little biased, but my husband is a chef at St. Norbert. Even if I wasn't, their cafeteria food is on par with delicious buffet restaurants. Most of the chefs have culinary arts degrees and it shows.

New caf. Very good food.

St. Norbert just got a new cafeteria spring 2012. It has many dining options. They also have a coffee shop in the library and a small convenience store and a sports lounge. There are also many places nearby that deliver.

FOOD = AMAZING

The Cafeteria is very nice and there is usually a ton of different, good food choices. There are 3 different locations on campus, and many located off the campus and around the area.

There is a wide variety of food available at 4 different locations. Every meal there is something different but there are always items that are available whenever the places are open.

Brand new cafeteria; it's really great! There are also many restaurants within walking distance or are a short car ride away.

St.Norbert just this past spring opened up the newly built cafeteria. It is spacious and well stocked with a variety of food and drink options. We have a pizza bar, salad bar, fusion bar, sandwich bar, healthy bar, dinner bar. Then there's the new sports bar with its own separate seating area. The food is always fresh and made on site.

Great food and dining plan. I could eat whenever the dining hall was open, as much as I wanted. The variety was also great. they have it all fast food, healthy food and tons of desserts.

With the new caf the food is even better, I mean who could pass up all you can eat and soft serve ice cream all the time?

There are a few sororities and fraternities. They are rather new to campus (within the last 5-10 years), but they are really taking a stronghold.

There is a thriving Greek life! There are several fraternities and sororities and also social groups.

The people who are part of sororities or fraternities wear clothing with their group's letters on it a lot. Makes it seem like they are sort of rubbing it in your face.

There is a small number of sororities and fraternities on campus who host dances and other events.

Its all Greek to me!!!!!

The students that are in Greek Life take it very seriously, and it is gaining recognition. The Greek Life is not the same as the big ten schools, but everyone that is involved loves it and keeps it close to their heart! They have friends they would have never made without it.

Most aren't all they're cracked up to be. Kappa Sigma is a good fraternity, but the others don't exactly have the best track record on campus. Nor the sororities either. But it's just not something that was right for me is all. Do your research, if you enjoy it, then by all means.

Greek life on this campus is the antithesis of what is seen in movies. Service activities that promote the college are at the core of each Greek group on campus. Just last year the TKEs organized a very successful run for St. Judes Childrens' Research Hospital. The stereotypical drinking and reckless abandonment is something that isn't attributed to any Greek group.

The greek life is also very open to anyone who wants to join. They are a little more time consuming to join which can make it difficult at certain times of the year depending on the school workload, but they provide a good group of people to be involved with. They also put on many functions for everyone and it is a great way to meet people and have fun.