Campus Life

I'm always wishing we had better selection around here. But at least the Dining Center improved a lot since my first year!

UMD has great meal plan options as a freshman. With the dining center and food court on campus, it's pretty hard to go hungry.

There are plenty of options to choose from between the Dining Center and the Food Court. All the food is of decent quality.

Not a fan.

The on campus food is not very good and is like typical high school cafeteria food but buffet style. It has improved since last year though with a new action station where food is cooked in front of you in a skillet and is rumored to get even better next year, but typically it's safest to just eat something in your room.

The food served in the Dining Center is gross, very greasy and unhealthy. After eating there I often felt drowsy.

The Dining Center has improved a lot this past year and there are now chefs who make the food right in front of you. In addition to the dining center, there is a coffee shop and food court on campus. All students living on campus are given a certain amount of dining dollars that they can use at the Dining Center, coffee shop, or food court!

Dining Center buffet is always good and filling, and the separate food court has a good selection of other choices.

Food was alright, but sometimes if seemed like the same without much variety. I know they have to have enough for all the students, so that is probably how it is.

The food is ok, much better than high school. You can eat it for every meal, but it's no home-cooked meal.

There are a handfull of Fraternities and Seroraties.

They are very accommodating to anyone interested and host some very fun things!

I'm not involved but the Greek Life does some cool stuff around campus including cooking pancakes for like a dollar or even free walking tacos and every year for homecoming they have a chariot race, but they have a lot of fun events whether you choose to become a part of it or just enjoy what they do for everyone is up to you.

Fraternities and sororities do not have houses, they are treated like any other group.

Greek life offers things to do that can fill all of your free time if you so wished it to. Fraternities and sororities offer many open-to-all events as well. Which are fun. Really, lots of fun.

I don't personally know much about Greek Life, all I know is that there are several sororities and fraternities, but they do not have houses.

There is four sororities, I believe. More frats than that. Based off volunteer work and community involvement.

Greek life isn't so huge at UMD. We have fraternities/sororities, but there aren't really any houses or anything like that.

There is a big greek life presence.

It only comprises about 3% of the student population at UMD, yet is attempting to expand. Many view GL on campus negatively based upon stereotypes and rumors, but they do many great things as many of the Greek organizations are influential in bringing activities like Dance Marathon and Man of the Year to campus.