Campus Life

Campus food is good, but expensive. There're three main places to get eats: the dining halls in the dorms, the Jazzman's Cafes located in the library and the Jacobson Faculty Tower, and the food court in the Student Union Building. Investigate what appeals most to your tastebudes and your wallet, and spend your Hawk Dollars wisely.

Decent food on campus, great food in town. Lot's of veg-friendly options.

The student union building offers decent food. it's pretty expensive but so is food anywhere else. The dining hall is less that gourmet, though, I suppose that is to be expect of a state facility.

The food is alright. There aren't many options.

Fresh vegetables and fruits from local farms!

There are many food options on campus that are quick and easy to get to. Both vegetarian and vegan options are available at all dining facilities. The food is fairly priced and the meal-plans are very generous.

The dining hall offers a variety of food. Although it may not compare to a home cooked meal it is decent.

The food on campus is not that good.

again not the greatest and expensive

The Dining Hall is good, not mama's cooking but you'll find the foods that you like. Plus food in town is great in general and there is variety. There is also the Student Union, which has a variety of restaurants in it too, and that food is good too.

Pretty minimal. There are a few frats and sororities but they don't have an noticeably influential hand in campus life for the most part

It's there if you want it, but not a big part

The Greek Life at SUNY New Paltz is very scarce. Sororities on campus are far more prevalent than fraternities. Though there are not many involved in the Greek Life, it is a great way to make friends and also do community service as well.

I am a part of greek life one campus and I love it. I would not say it is similar to other school but it is nice.

It's small here but it exists.

Only about 1% of the students at New Paltz are involved in Greek life, but they're always hosting events and if you add them on Facebook you'll be notified of every one.

There are sororities and fraternities. If that isn't your thing, you won't even notice that they're there, and if you do want to join, the people are pretty cool and the houses are nice.

There are some sororities and fraternities around campus, but they are not a huge presence on campus. They're there and active for those who want that kind of experience, but there's no need to join a frat or sorority to have a social life.

School hates it, but it made my entire experience.

New Paltz has several fraternities and sororities to choose from, although Greek Life is not my thing, most of my close friends are members and they are all awesome people!