Campus Life

gluten free options.

The food is top-notch and various. The View, the school cafeteria, offers gluten free options and accommodations are probably available for other dietary needs. Don't get a large meal plan; at an average $8.00 a meal you should look for other options for most of your food. Meal plans are mandatory for students living on campus.

Opportunities every day to create your own hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Wonderful food cooked right before your eyes and many world cuisine options.

It depends on what your eating and where you bought it. I have never had any bad food though.

The food is amazing. There's an all-you-can-eat-buffet, a bunch of other places where you can buy food, also. That's one of the great aspects of UST.

The new student center has great food options.

The dining experience at St. Thomas is well above average. With the opening of the new Anderson Student Center, the cafeteria food has improved exponentially. There are currently six different lines in the cafeteria where you can get an assortment of diverse meals. There are also many restaurants on campus where different types of food are available.

The food here is amazing. Also, there is so much to choose from! There's a buffet, a home style kind of cafe, coffee shops, convenient stores, and so much more! It is so tasty, it will be hard to stay away.

New cafeteria = amazing food. Don't forget to check out the dessert bar!

Eat at the Binz Refectory if you get tired of the Caf, as it's a great change of pace. The new Anderson student center is unbelievable, a huge improvement over the eating choices before now.

I am not familiar with the Greek Life of St. Thomas, but I believe there are some clubs.

None

Only for business.

There is no greek life.

There is none.

None directly affiliated with the university.

Very small Greek presence. Gamma Sig is the main sorority, but Sigma Chi (national Catholic fraternity) has a pretty significant membership. Lambda Sigma Tau is there, but pretty small in numbers.

We only have a male fraternity at the University of St. Thomas but the other clubs and activities keep you busy enough that we really aren't missing out by not having more of a greek community.

There is one frat that not many know about. This reduces the involvement of students in charities and such, but there is still plenty of fun to be had.

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