Campus Life

The food varies depending where you go. Overall there is a nice variety of choices for meals and multiple places to go to get food.

Although the food on campus was of high quality and great taste, the variety with which campus held was very limited. There are numerous coffee shops on campus that offer fresh baked goods, two cafeterias, a smoothie shop, a couple sandwich places, a commons area with pasta, and a pizza place. These restaurants are all wonderful, but the slim variety and lack of name brands quickly become redundant.

The food here is different and fresh. They also have healthier chooses for people.

Needs improvement.

I cannot rate it because I have not yet attended.

Some of the on-campus dining sites aren't good, but if you are willing to walk a little farther there are brand new dining halls and excellent off campus dining options!

Lots to chose from

Excellent service and student dining with work study programs.

Good meals at certain places on certain days.

There isn't a very wide variety of dining on campus. Meal plans only are only applicable for a few places, but between those dining halls there is a fairly wide variety of items to choose from.

Good

Decent greek life, but the campus doesn't solely focus on what they do. It's more about the students as a whole, not those few in frats and sororities.

Joining a fraternity or sorority couldn't be any easier! Also, students helping students to achieve academic success and higher GPA's.

Alpha Sigma Phi is a great place if your interested in being the person.

Greek Life is very apparent when you arrive in Whitewater. You will see the sorority and fraternity houses right away. It seems as though a large majority of people on campus are involved in Greek Life and it is something that makes Whitewater a little more special.

Don't have an answer, I have not experienced it first hand.

They always push Go Greek at the beginning of the year, they write all over the sidewalks but I didn't know the difference between any of them.

There is the NPHC (Divine Nine, historically black Greeks) and the PHC (other fraternities and sororities) as well as Greek letter organizations like Theta Alpha Phi (a fraternity for Theatre majors, both men and women). All Greeks are very involved on campus and help out in the Whitewater community as well as surrounding cities.

Great Greek life. Everyone is involved in camppus life and donating for charities.

There are many Fraternities and Sororities to choose from and they all pretty much own houses along Prairie Street so block parties are common. For the most part the Greek clubs are unnoticeable unless they are by the University Center raising money or riding firetrucks around Whitewater.