Campus Life

The cafeteria is just like every other cafeteria. Not good, but it's still food.

The dining hall is better than some colleges but becomes desperate for fresh ideas close to breaks. When their stock dies down, they start making such masterpieces as hummus pizza.

my least favorite part of the school, a truly underwhelming cafeteria and snack bar.

I eat at home.

they try, however after a while you get tired of the same things. not a lot of variety.

not a fan.

the dinning hall has very limited options, many of which are fried. do not expect anything fancy. there is only one snack bar on campus, in the same building as as the dinning hall, and again, has limited options.

great food for a school

it is a very small school, so the dining here is limited. there are two places to eat on campus. on the positive side, because of the size, students are able to make suggestions and requests (that are generally granted) to the dining services. food is fairly healthy!

the cafeteria food has improved in these last few years and caters to both vegetarians and meatarians alike. gluten-free and vegan options are also available. there is always a full salad and fruit bar as well as fresh pizza. there is also a couple frozen-yogurt machines. the school also has a cafe' known as the pickle, where you can buy candy, chips, fresh burgers, smoothies, and whatever your heart (and stomach) desires. the food is pretty good there.

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What? There's a good Greek restaurant downtown. Beyond that, Greek life doesn't exist. Nobody has time to have much of a life outside of school. There would be little point in it here because nobody could actually do stuff with their sororities and fraternities. If students are basing their college choices on Greek life, this is definitely not the school for them. Most people here are very focused on the training.

non existent

none.

uncsa does not have a greek community.

there is no greek life on campus

there is no greek life... but there are toga parties.

none what so ever