Campus Life

There are not many choices for vegetarians. Its the same choices every day, and a lot of the time the food isn't cooked all of the way through. But the choices are immense with many different stations.

I've been told that we have more options than a lot of schools, but that doesn't mean that they're healthy options. I have a limited diet, and even my non-limited friends end up eating the same unhealthy food three times per week.

We don't have the 'best' food sometimes in Aramark, but my friends and I have found that things are changing in a good way in the way of dining. Our snack bar is always top notch, and its definitely a great 'hang out spot'.

On campus, there is one buffet-style dining hall which serves 3 meals a day in-season, and one snack bar, open late. Both are operated by Aramark, which I think is a little of a shortcoming, as outside interests don't always do a great job running food service departments. In town, there are a few restaurants, but they are good ones. I like Soup for You and Thai Smile the most.

The food here is done by Armark and it is terrible. They have a few good things, but they dont have them often. The options are very repetitive.

UMF dining is great because they have a lot of variety.

We complain about our food - but doesn't everyone? The portions are generous and you can always go back for seconds...or thirds. The Aramark staff have been working hard to provide us more healthy options and ways to eat better, and they do a good job of making healthy foods taste good as well.

We have three fraternities on campus, I believe that they are all co-ed, although they are not party fraternities.

We have one fraternity- APO. although I am not a part of it, many men and women on campus are. They do a lot for the community. Although it is time consuming, we do have it available to those who are interested.

There is one fraternity on campus, so there really isn't one.