Campus Life

The hours are pretty close together and it makes eating all the meals sort of challenging. There is no 24 hour service either, so if you are hungry at 10 pm, you either order a pizza if you have the money or just suffer till breakfast time.

The food is not the best, and it isn't always the healthiest but it does the job.

The food is delicious, both in the cafeteria and in the Rathskeller.

The Cafeteria is nice and the food is pretty good. There isn't much variety on a day-to-day basis but there are many options. The only problem with it is that there aren't any food options on campus late at night because everything closes around 9.

People complain about the cafeteria, but only out of eating the food every day. The main cafeteria is eat all you can eat and it does have a wide variety. By junior year most people save money by not having a meal plan. Beans, tuna, spaghetti and cheap food instead. That's the Old Mill Diet

As always, cafeteria food is cafeteria food so always be careful what you eat and enjoy yourself. You will get tired of the food regardless of where you go.

Buffet all day! I've seen the menu and I'm already hungry. The meal plan provides a thorough and reasonable amount of food. They've got you covered from breakfast, lunch and dinner! The menu is open to bacon, pancakes, eggs, burgers, fries, fried chicken, YOU NAME IT! It's all good here!

Not bad, but not the healthiest. Healthier options could be added.

While the food is not amazing, is is currently undergoing major renovation and I am excited to see what comes from that.

This section is a bit hazy. The food from the caf is not all that great. You are required to have a meal plan while living in the dorms, which kind of stinks. But the main draw to the caf is the social aspect. Last year I never went to dinner with someone else, and I ended up sitting at a table of at least 5 of my friends - no matter what time of the night I went!

We unfortunately do not have a Greek life.

UD does not have any frats or sororities, but if you want authentic Greek life, you should definately do the Rome Sophomore program. There is a week spent in Greece, it's life changing.

Non. Almost had a social (non house) fraternity but it got shot down with a lot of uproar.

We do not have a greek life, no fraternities or sororieties

BBB: honors biological society. APO: charity club

There is no Greek life. Since there are only about 1300 undergraduates, the whole campus has a bit of the feel of one large family.

There is none.

Non-existent, thank God. If you need community, there's campus ministry or sports.

Due to the small population of about 1200 students there are not Greek houses. However, students tend to have a lot of pride in the dorms they represent and there is a strong student government.

NO GREEK LIFE. But the dorms are so small it's like being in sororities and fraternities anyways.