Campus Life

Our food is prepared by our own catering company. The students are even given the opportunity to be employed by them if they want and in addition the entire campus gets to help decide the menus by giving their opinions and collaborating with our chefs.

It definitely isn't horrible, and at first glance, it probably even seems pretty tasty, but after a few months the food in the Commons really starts to get old. A little more variety would definitely help this menu.

Great food

The food can be a little repetitive and bland sometimes, but every once in a while, the cafeteria can surprise you. However, there are 5 different options for food: the cafeteria, the plaza, the plaza market, University Club (restaurant on campus), and the caf�©.

You will most likely here complaints from most of the students here. I myself sometimes complain about the food but I'd say 70% of the time the food is great. We can recently updated our dinning hall Irvine Commons to include options, such as sushi and gluten free. The plaza cafe was also remodeled to include a small market that sells food that you can make in the dorms or food togo. Overall the food is good.

Great cafeteria food.

University of Redlands is very generous with offering students free coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The campus that I attend does not have a cafeteria but is surrounded by ample amount of restaurants and fast food chains.

There is a lot of variation. You don't really ever get tired of the menus. There is always something different and everything is fresh.

I have gotten sick from the food, so I try and be aware of what I eat from now on.

The commons are good...the lines could just be a lot shorter, it's hard to have time to get your meals in a timely manner if you're in a rush. The plaza is a great option when the commons aren't open!

We have 12 local organizations, 6 Sororities and 6 Fraternities. All specialize in their own philanthropy and pillars. Greek life is growing to over 20% of our campus and are very active in our student government as well as other facets of campus.

Greek life can be stressful and very time consuming, but all of my greek friends love it and know they made the right decision. The social fraternities and sororities are all local, none of them are national, but we have quite a few business or community service national fraternities that are open to men and women.

Not familiar with the Greek Life on campus but I am sure that it is or can be an experience of a life time as it is an incredible experience being able to be apart of a school that expects successful results.

I don't plan on rushing, but some of my friends are. There are still those people that personify the stereotypical Greek student, but there are also some really cool, genuine people in a few of the Greek fraternities and sororities.

The fraternities and sororities host all school parties and seem very open, although also don't dominate campus life, which is a nice balance.

I am not involved in Greek Life, though from what it seems, fraternities and sororities are all great. They do not haze, and are more focused on academics or sports than most I have seen.

The Greek life here is very popular, many like to join these greek associations because they are community-oriented, are encouraged within students themeselves to build leaderships skills for their community and create a family amonst their peers for support and the wellness of those around them.

Best decision of my life! We are local groups, meaning that we are only found on this campus. Makes up 20% of our campus and if going greek isn't your thing, there is also non-greek organizations that focus on social justice.

Strong and friendly, well known

Pretty active frat and sorority rows. There are also some non-Greek siblinghoods as well.