Campus Life

Really great food. There are plenty of dining areas where you can get anything from a burrito, to pasta, to a salad, to a buffet. There is something for everyone, and while it isn't mom's cooking, it gets the job done and tastes pretty good.

Soooo many choices. Hope you have your appetite upon arriving.

Food is much better than at other schools, we have many different dining places to choose from which is nice.

I never ate in the dining halls, but there are lots of food options.

The food is pretty good. I find myself tempted by yummy treats constantly.

Eat anywhere and everywhere. All of the dorm food locations offer a great variety and it is hard to get sick of it. Even after being away from the food for a certain amount of time, most of the students begin to miss it.

The food is the best part of the college, they have 9 dining halls to choose from and the food is DELICIOUS. The freshman 15 is easy to gain if you're not careful or working out. They even have ice cream sundaes after dark!

Food is out of control good. I am an upper classman and still go back to the dorms for food. It's like having an upscale natural food market in the lobby of your dorms.

The dining on campus is amazing. There are many different choices, ranging from little coffee shops to stir-fry to custom sandwiches.

There are many dining options that provide food for any type of diet. Dining areas provide options for gluten free, vegetarians, or people with other strict diets that are clearly labelled. Each of the meal plans offer enough food to last the week and then some. All of the dining buildings are delicious!

I am a Phi Psi at the university. Greek life is one of the easiest ways to get involved, because you will always have opportunities to do things within the Greek system. It's a really fun experience too.

SO AMAZING. All of the fraternities and sororities are so friendly and inviting. Truly the face of University of Oregon, greek life has been a growing community on campus and it can only get better.

There are many fraternaties and sororities, as well as honors societies.

The greek life seems to be a pretty big thing. Lots of people are involved in greek life.

It is there, and you will hear about it. Just like on every other state college campus, everyone is either in one, or knows someone that is. But it's not a bad thing, most of the stereotypes are wrong. Some of them, however, are not.

The best!

Greek life is good, but it's definitely not the South.

The University of Oregon has a bunch of different fraternities and sororities. They're very active on campus.

Greek life is more prominent on campus than I would have thought since I transferred from Auburn University in Alabama; however, many of the people I have met are involved in Greek Life in some fashion. I am not personally involved, but those who I have talked about the organization with have said that they enjoy it.

I never became involved or know much about Greek Life.