Campus Life

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It's better then other colleges, but you get sick of it after awhile.

It's all absolutely delicious and there is so much variety!

The largest dining hall on campus is the C4C, with an extensive variety including Italian, American, Asian, and Persian, along with a sushi bar and full salad/desert bar. There is also an all organic grab'n'go with vegan friendly options and locally produced foods. The quality of food in the dorm dining halls is questionable, however. There is also plenty of great dining around Boulder, with locally owned restaurants, especially for sushi, Thai, Middle Eastern, and breakfast lovers. Boulder also has several local breweries, tea shops, and a farmers market.

Somethimes I just get tired of eating the same everyday,, but, it is a good dinning area.l

The BRAND NEW C4C, Center for Community, is a buffet style dining facility. They have different stations like: Italian, Mexican, The Grill, Chef's Station, Persian, Dessert, and they even serve New York Steaks! You are bound to find what you need or want to eat here. Plus they have a salad bar and cool places to eat with your friends!

Great choices and meal plans.

The food here is pretty good.

Lots of great places around Boulder.

The food is very good. There are four dining halls as well as grab 'n' go's where you can really quickly just grab food for a meal swipe. The C4C is the main dining hall where you can get all different types of food from Italian to Kosher. Along with the dining halls which you use meal swipes at, there are also food places where you can use money such as Subway, Jamba Juice, and Dominos.

There is a big Greek life on campus, but I did not participate.

The Hill has a lot going on Thursday through Saturday.

If youre into that kind of life, good for you. Good luck trying to pass all your classes without tremendous effort

It exists but it could be better.

Greek life is very big here! There are always parties in the community. Not only does everyone party, but the Greek community is very focused on philanthropy and helping the community. No matter what there is a place for everyone in the Greek community.

I wouldn't know. The people I've met in fraternities and sororities seem to love it.

The Greek Life on campus is very large- there are many options to sororities and fraternities. Not only do they have Panhellenic Sororities, but they also have Multicultural Sororities and Fraternities.

Greek life at CU is a fun part of campus-life for those who choose to participate. I personally have not joined a sorority but I have several friends that have and they have loved the experience. Itâ??s a fun way to meet friends and participate in fun Greek life activities!

Wouldn't go for it. It's big, but not that big here

I wasn't a part of it, but it definitely looked like a lot of fun. There are many different ones, and I've heard each has its own personality. There is also a Christian sorority and fraternity too.