Campus Life

The food and dining is also very nice too. This year we recently got a new student center and dining. They provide many variety of foods in the market place and they also provide a little grocery in upper campus. It is very nice to have a little grocery in upper campus because it makes it more convenient for students on campus. This store you can you your meal plan to purchase foods such as milks, cereal, breads, and etc.

It has a lot of options, if the Marketplace is included in your meal plan. But, they have to cater to a lot of different tastes, so there won't always be something you love.

There are so many options for food you'll never get bored of the food. The new Davies center is great if you have a lost of declining money.

I personally really enjoy the food and dining on campus. I tihnk both dining locations have a good variety of food and is always prepared at a good level.

There are plenty of options as far as food. I do not stay to often since my classes are blocked together and I can leave after, but the commons is usually buzzing with people around lunch time.

The cafeteria food is generally pretty good. It's not exactly spectacular--but it's also not awful. There's always really good vegetarian options, and they have a constant supply of cereal and other options if you don't like the main dish options.

Good food, many different options.

The food and dining options are pretty wide for the size of the school, but as a student with dietary needs, they do not have that many opportunities (ex: lactose intolerant and gluten-free options).

The food is okay, but gets a little bland after a while. The main line serves obviously microwavable meals, but there are other options including a sandwich shop, Chinese, Mexican, or burgers.

The food isn't the best, but I do like that they now have erbs and gerbs on lower campus. Otherwise I am a picky eater at times so I end up getting the same thing most days.

There are 3 sororities and 3 fraternities. If Greek life is what you want to do, the people in it really enjoy it.

I do not know much about the Greek Life at UW Eau Claire. I do know that they participate in some wonderful fundraisers however.

There is no competition to join a sorority or fraternity.

I am not part of a sorority.

Many opportunities

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Greek like is at Eau Claire, just like most other colleges. I don't hear much about it, but that could be because I am not in a Greek organization. I know people who are and they seem to like it!

I have no experience with this matter.