Campus Life

A varied diet of both healthy and junk food available at the standard cafe or smaller shops across campus.

The Res Hall food is not the best. They have some decent stuff sometimes but generally you're better off at one of the other food places on campus. There's pretty good sub and pizza places in the campus center along with a Wendy's.

Many snack bars on capus along with a Wendy's, eat in diner and a small coffee bar.

RES is not that great BUT there are alternatives on campus we have a Wendy's and Birch grill which I highly recommend

The food itself is fine. However the times you can use a meal plan sucks, especially on weekends. you can only get two meals a day

Food is average.

The dining at UMASS Dartmouth isn't your mom's home cooking, but it's not horrible either. It can definitely stand to improve, but as long as you avoid the baked goods and the hamburgers at the dining hall you should be okay.

It isn't bad but it does get kind of repetitive. Although after freshman year you have a chance at the apartments with your own kitchen.

Recently UMass Dartmouth got a new dining program, and apparently it's supposed to be better than what they had before. If this is true, I feel horrible for what people had to deal with before, since the food now is awful. There is a wide variety for you to choose from each night, but not much of it is healthy. If you eat on campus everyday without working out regularly, it is very easy to gain some weight.

I love it here, many options. There isn't anything open 24/7 in the dartmouth area, but on weekends there is on campus dining until at least 3am

Small, but very close. We are currently somewhere between 4-6% of campus population but growing. There are the major parties but more importantly there is the brother/sisterhood, bonding and academics to it.

There are several different fraternities and sororities available to join, as well as co-ed fraternities. Though I haven't joined them, I have friends who have and all they can talk about is how great of an opportunity it is. The Greeks set up a lot of great events that usually is open to anyone on campus, as well as friends.

There are a couple, but i don't follow it

I'm not too familiar, but there is Greek life.

Lots of Fraternities and Sororities

Greek life is not as big as other schools, but the friends you make here will be with you for life.

I'm not involved in Greek Life, but there are a lot of fraternities and sororities on campus. There is no Greek housing.

I'm not really a fan of Greek life. I don't see the point in joining something that is basically another class, that they expect you to run around naked just to join. Also, there is a fee you have to pay every semester that you're in it. I have better things to waste my money on.