Campus Life

The dining halls (at least the one on superblock in Pioneer & Centenial hall) were alright. I have heard there are other dorms with better food also.

There are TONS of options around campus and the surrounding cities.

So many options, its sometimes hard to choose. There are also many areas with food options all around campus, so that you never have to go far if you are hungry!

Dining halls at the U are decent. Not my favorite though. Unfortunately, meal plans are required if you are living in a dorm.

Food and Dining in and out of the campus caters well to the diverse student community.

When eating on campus, there are many options. The cafeteria food is not too bad, and they do offer many different kinds of foods for all diets. There are also many well-known options throughout campus.

There are a plethora of venue options both on campus and just outside of campus (across the street). There is an extensive variety of cuisine offered. There are dining cafeteria areas open for sharing a dining experience. Costs are approximately equivalent to what one would pay at a standard quick-stop restaurant, like Subway.

all food at college is gross but you deal

Food around campus is good, but the dining food is not very appetizing or delicious.

I lived in Sanford, which was rumored to have the best food, because this is where all the student athletes also lived. Although, the food was great anywhere that I ate on campus - I guess I wasn't all that picky

The Greek life is alright, but is not comparable to the Greek life in the southern schools.

I have not been part of Greek life and happy with my decision not to be, it isn't for everybody.

None - I was not a part of anything greek. However, they were always known to throw the best partied on campus (I am a graduate student now, and no longer party like I used to)

The Greek Life at the U is a force to be reckoned with. Frat Row is where most of the fraternities are, the sororities are in a cluster a little further down the street. As well we some on the St. Paul campus. Although Greek life often gets a bad rep, the houses at the U are extremely reputable and often mold students into the leaders of tomorrow.

Although I am not involved in Greek life at the U, I have heard good things. Many Greek houses are very close to campus and have very tight-knit communities.

Greek life on campus is a great way to get involved, meet people, and grow as a person! This is not your stereotypical Greek community which makes it an absolutely amazing organization to be apart of!

Greek life is small but it is a good way to be involved if you're into that kind of thing. The U however is so big that it isn't that significant.

Greek life is awesome. I am in PKP and I love it. It is a great community with plenty of social events and chances to give back to the community.

There's a definite Greek presence, but what I like about it is that if you don't want to acknowledge it, it's easily ignored. It doesn't take over the campus like it does at some schools. Also, there's a fraternity or sorority for everyone. One of my friends is in a co-ed marching band frat, another friend is in an agriculture based frat, and I know plenty of others who are in them simply for the camaraderie.

For being such a large school, Greek Life is not as huge as one may think. It is not as harsh or competitive as Greek Life at other colleges. But it is still a great and fun system to be a part of and one of the greatest, if not the greatest, way to insure lifelong friendships.