Campus Life

There is a large building at Temple where students go to eat and dine. It is a multi-level hall called the Student Activity Center. Not only are students offered the ability to eat, but they are also allowed to attend events in specific rooms on other levels. If you choose not to eat at the Student Activity Center (SAC) then you can always eat at one of the lunch trucks located on almost every street at the University. All in all, there is a wide variety of places to eat on campus.

The cafeteria food is not good at all but plenty of other places to eat on campus.

Food and dining is not bad. But you can't be asking for too much because the staff does what they can. They are amazing people. Always say thank you cause they're always there to serve you!

They always have different kinds of food here.

There is a lot of food at Temple University. Not only do we have 2 cafeterias, but we also have food trucks parked all over campus.

Pepsi products. Make of what you want with that.

Awesome but expensive. Food trucks are amazing!

Food everywhere, no one will starve!!

The best food in the wood is in Japan, bar none. You will find fresher meats and vegetables no where else in the world, and Tokyo is the culinary hub of Japan. With access to specialty Japanese dishes and foods from all over the world, you will definitely NOT be disappointed with the food or dining experience.

Temple's dining services are expensive, a bit inconvenient, and not too tasty. However, there are plenty of other options. There are food trucks all over campus, just steps away from any given building. The best is probably the crepe truck, but there are tons of other choices, like sandwiches, subs, pizza, Chinese, breakfast foods, fruit, and even a cookie truck. The trucks are wide ranging, delicious, and cheap. Also, if you are interested in cooking, there is a Fresh Grocer store right down the street from campus, and plenty more grocery stores around the city if you are willing to make the trip for something more specific, like Trader Joe�s, Whole Foods, or Walmart.

Many Greek Organizations on campus so plenty of options.

Crazy fun parties

Lame.

Lots of Greek Organizations for everyone.

Wasn't involved

There are many sororities and fraternities to choose from. All of them are involved on campus with fundraising or selling shirts for big games.

Moderate, not overly in your face around campus, but still dominant if you like that. Provide some of the night life as well. More fraternities that sororities.

As I said before, it has a huge range.

I was not involved within the Greek life of Temple. Therefore, I do not have material to rely upon for review. Let's just say all of those college movies should not scare you away from trying this different lifestyle.

All of the greeks are represented on this campus.