Campus Life

On campus there is a couple different food options and they are all pretty good. In Logan however there are a ton of great food places to choose from.

Because I'm not at the main campus, I'm really not able to give an answer to this question.

This one you are going to have to figure out yourself. We all have different foods we like and don't like, so I might tell you I like something, and you would probably hate me forever. I will take a chance though, and tell you I love Aggies Ice-Cream. After tasting it for the first time, I didn't want to go back to regular Ice-Cream. It is delicious!

Apart from all of the great food chains (Cafe Rio, Buffalo Wild Wings) there are also great restaurants in town that are reasonably priced.

Logan has just about any restaurant. Enjoy!

Dining is expensive on campus, but the food is okay.

We have lots of good Mexican and burger places around town and some Indian food places as well that are pretty darn good.

There are lots of food options on campus and with in a 5-7 minute drive.

The food is wonderful. I love the marketplace. Its like going to an all you can eat restaurant.

There are six main food cafes/junctions to eat. So food is not as diverse on campus but we have an incredible selection of local restaurants that are with in a five minute drive if not less.

None that I know of.

Never was interested.

Not for me, but others seem to enjoy it.

We have three sororities, two are part of the National Panhellenic Conference. We have five fraternities, four that are part of the North-American Interfraternity Conference.

It is relatively easy to join a sorority or fraternity and people are very friendly and welcoming. Activities are often for a good cause and relatively harmless.

I have not participated in Greek Life.

There aren't to many Greek house to choose from but they are very active and always doing something. They are very friendly and welcome all to try and rush.

Good Greek life. The one I almost got involved with was just full of Return Missionaries who had served missions with the LDS Church. Wholesome Greek life, not too crazy.

We have a variety of sororities and fraternities affiliated with USU. They do a great Rush Week that is fun to participate in.

The fraternities and sororities here are fairly low key. They are all dry (USU is a dry campus). The frats often hold really awesome parties that get quite the crowd to attend. Their latest party was a semi-formal black and white Christmas party.