Campus Life

Gets boring after a while.

The dining hall tries their best to make new things. They will spice normal items up a little and will have something for everyone. They have a great assortment. Around holidays, they have themed nights, which I love!

The dining halls have a variety of types of food, from Asian to Italian to American. UI is also embedded in downtown Iowa City, so there are a variety of restaurants in the area to choose from.

The food in Iowa City is amazing. There are many local restaurants in the downtown area.

Their dining halls have everything you could want whenever you could want them!

Sometimes the food and dining is awful to me, but I'm the world's pickest eater. As for options though, there are plenty. There should be something for everyone. Plus they always have ice cream for dessert!

Good food for cafeteria food, definitely not your grandma's cooking. Try the River Room in the IMU for a change from Burge or Hillcrest.

Pretty good, unlimited meal plan. Always something new to eat.

Everyone knows that dorm food gets old. However, the food here is more than bearable. There are many options, including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. Also, I find that the quality exceeds that of most other schools I have visited.

Actual university food is not the best, but Iowa City (the downtown area is right on campus) boasts tons of great places to eat.

The greek life at Iowa is very good with many organizations to get involved in.

I honestly don't know much about Greek Life, but my friends who are involved with Greek Life absolutely love it! Also their houses that they live in are very nice!

Tried it, found it very expensive and catty.

Not really a fan of the greeks here, but they seem to enjoy it.

I am not involved in Greek life, but I have many friends who rushed and they all had a positive experience. There are many sororities and fraternities to choose from.

At the University of Iowa, Greek Life is very big on campus. There are an enormous amount of sororities and fraternities to choose from, so a student can find the right fit for him/her. They help socially incline a student, while also focusing on school work and volunteer.

There was a small aspect of Greek Life on campus, but it didn't over-rule the other campus groups as far as dominance goes. It definitely was something some people were very proud to be a part of, but not something one would have to join in order to prove their social standing.

Greek Life at U of I is very large. There are four different governing councils, and the number of active chapters on campus is growing. I believe that there is truly an entity in which someone can fit into.

Greek Life is predominantly about partying, but there are some sororities and fraternities that are more academic focused. However, Greek life makes up a very small percentage of the overall population of the university.

If you're planning on going to Iowa, definitely plan on rushing just for the experience.