Campus Life

It's delicious and fattening. Don't eat too much Hein!

The food has its ups and it has its downs, but surrounding the school are your favorite restaurants.

Hein is good! Chef Ernest is the one who won on a cooking show so you know the food is great!

The food was very good, they have many options.

The food gets very old, very fast. Not much variety.

There are only two places to get food. There are not many options but the choices are okay. You learn to just like it.

The food has its days. There will be days where the food is surprisingly delicious, and there will be other days where the food is just crap. Hein needs to offer more of a variety of food so it won't get repetitive.

Try other options besides the dining hall. On campus try Lucky's in the ASC, lots of options. Off campus, there are many choices from Mexican to Chinese to most of the known fast food restaurants.

Not only do they have Hein dining hall that is a buffet style dining hall, but they also have Lucky's which is more of a fast food type of place. Inside Lucky's they also have a sandwich shop, much like subway, a mexican food place, and a starbucks/smoothie station. Overall, there is a lot of variety to fit anybody's eating habits.

Food is pretty good, but does tend to serve chicken a lot.

It's amazing. I love being in a sorority. Only 3 of the 5 sororities on campus really matter. Also, the frats are amazing. Thetas accept ANY and ALL prospects. Omegas are such chill guys, and Zetas are the frattiest frat boys alive!

Pledge Sigma Delta Lambda! Best sorority on campus! Dove Love!

Greek life here is unlike the greek life at any other school in the nation. It consists of so much more than t-shirts and parties, and the stereotypes for each organization are completely different than those of national organizations. Greek life is taken very seriously here and each organization holds true to a set of values and standards defined by their constitutions. Our organizations are very tight-knit and truly work to empower the their members.

Most Greeks here are only local with one regional sorority. Greek life is small but growing and fun to take part in.

Greek life definitely has a presence on campus. They're known for the parties they throw and what they're involved in on campus. They're pretty friendly people.

TLU does have sororities and fraternities

Very Active Greek Life on Campus

Although I was not involved in greek life, I had many friends who were and they all thoroughly enjoyed their experience. There is not a particularly large variety of greek life on our campus, but you have the opportunity to join different greek organizations through nearby schools such as UTSA or Texas State.

There are a good variety of Greek organizations that span from social to academic. A friend of mine currently a sister with the Xi Tau Sorority on Campus. She says that it was one of the best decisions she made in her life. She met people, got involved, and most of all, she is having fun. I've hung out with them and some people from Sigma Alpha Theta, they are some of the best people I've met at TLU so far!

Host most of the activities and parties. They learn their history and take pride in their group.