Campus Life

A lot of people complain about cafeteria food, but here is some really great food! Lot's of variety and highly nutritional! (And some not so nutritional if you want, but I suggest going with the good stuff!) ;P

Great food, options get better each year. The plans can be expensive, but that is why scholarships are so helpful!

There are different meal plans. The cafeteria's food gets boring. The convenience store food does too.

The food we had was excellent and their was a large amount of diversity.

There is alot of variety and the quality is excellent!

Unlike most universities, the University of Evansville is very strict on the portions and what counts as a meal. For example, at lunch one can only can an entree and two sides (a drink counts as a side). Most other schools allow students to swipe in and get whatever they want. At dinner, you are allowed one entree and three sides (including a drink). Some of our athletes have to use two meals at a time just to assure that they are getting enough to eat.

Food on campus is varied enough, but it wasn't open at 6 AM for us early risers.

The food is really not all that great, especially if you're a vegetarian. You can get by, and you can eat healthy if you try and pay attention. It does get a bit old though. Breakfast is the best meal offered. Also, they're way overpriced, but if you have flex and go to Ace's place, it's a quick fix.

Ridgway is the only place to eat on campus besides Jazzman's (Starbucks spinoff) and Ace's Place (expensive convenience store on campus). Food is generally decent, but nothing amazing and you will get tired of it sooner or later. There are plenty of options about 10-15 minutes down the Lloyd.

Due to the University of Evansville's small size, the options for food are limited in comparison to what can be found on larger campuses, but there is always a variety of food for everyone. Within the main food court there are several different kinds of food that can qualify as a meal on the meal plan. One section provides more home-style cooking, another pasta, burgers, wraps, smoothies, a variety of soups, salads, and a stir-fry section that several times a week will prepare a food of different ethnicity. There is also an on-campus convenience store that provides meals after the main food court has closed, including hot wings, nachos, and pizza. Meal plans come with flex dollars that can either be spent at the convenience store on campus or at Papa Johns down the street if nothing in the food court is appealing. The food provided on Sunday evenings for dinner is usually not as good as the food during the week, so most students either use their flex dollars or go to an inexpensive restaurant down the street from campus.

I hear that it has a great Greek Life opportunities. - And lot's of parties if your in to that sort of thing.

The Greek life is one of the main attractions on campus!

6 frats & 5 sororities, guys have houses.

They have a fraternity and sorority row next to the main campus.

Greek life is a big part of campus life at UE. A lot of the students who are not involved in athletics or the theatre program choose to take part in Greek Life. From what I have heard, Greek Life at UE makes your college years much more enjoyable!

Sororities and fraternities are present on campus, host events for their philanthropies. Fraternities have houses off campus while there are no houses for the sororities.

It is really nice and different at UE. there is no housing for the women but there are suites. People tend to get along and hangout together and with other non-Greek students. You will have lots of friends from your chapter. It is a great way to make friends, get involved, do community service, and get leadership experience

The Greek life is pretty awesome. Even though I am not in a Greek life, They throw lots of fun parties especially the fraternities.

Greek life is pretty big on campus. I personally won't be doing greek life, but from what I hear, it is a very positive experience and the friends you make there are permanent friends for life.

I do not participate in Greek Life.