Campus Life

The food is great for the most part. When you get on campus for the first time, youll want to try almost everything, and there are swipes you can use from your meal plan. After while, of course, you will get kindof tired of eating almost the same kind of foods all the time. If you're trying to eat healthy, there are some options to choose from, but there are mostly fast food places, like chick fil a, and pizza hut. There is also going to be a Taco bell coming soon to Monroe park campus Fall 2013

There are many dining options offered at VCU, but the quality of food is nothing to brag about.

There could be more of a variety of food places around campus. The food places could also have better times that they take our student swipes.

It's hit-and-miss. People say that the dining hall on the Monroe Park campus is awful, but I don't mind the food. There are other options as well.

VCU dining is not really known for their food. I've spent more money on outside dining than my actual swipes that I paid for. Shafer can be good on one day or bad on another. I noticed that Shafer is good when tours are starting. Eating healthy is not an option here. Croutons is probably the only place where you can eat relatively healthy. The only motivation I had to eat on campus is preventing my swipes that I bought with my meal plan from going to waste.

If you don't like the food being served in the cafe, then you can easily go downtown and look for different restaurants! There's Chilis, Five Guys, Mojos, and many many other options for you to choose from! There's also the commons area which has a Chic Fil A and a Pizza Hut! Healthier choices are also around, which is always a plus!

The dining hall is state of the art, and VCU's dining plan allows you to use your dining dollars at many surrounding restaurants and shops such as Starbucks and 7/11. The food is excellent, and Vegetarian and Vegan friendly. There is literally something for everyone.

VCU has a variety of dining places to satisfy anybody's palate! From on-campus places to off-campus, there are plenty to choose from. I highly recommend Jonah's if you're under a meal plan.

Campus meals can be great but they can also be hard to swallow. I would say that VCU has everything needed for a great meal plan except for the consistency of the food. This may directly related to the quality of the employees, or quality of employee training.

The food is delicious here!

The fraternities are all over campus as well as sororities.

Greek life seems to be quite large here, several of people i know are involved in fraternities and sororities.

Smaller than most southern schools, but still pretty big.

We are known for our many fraternities and sororities. The only thing is that because there are so many, they are small (which isn't a bad thing).

If Greek Life is for you, then VCU is for you as well. There are a variety of different types of sororities and fraternities, for every type of person interested.

Greek life is not as prevalent at VCU but it is there for those who want it and is not exclusive in the ways some other colleges can be.

greek life here is extremely small, but being a part of a sorority was one of the best decisions ive ever made. ive met people that are considered family (in and out of my organization)

Though not as large as at some schools, VCU still boasts a lively Greek community.

I cannot say anything personally, but I hear it's great.

I am not a Greek person but I do know some students that are in fraternities at VCU and they all love it. However, you do not have to be involved in Greek life to feel involved or make friends at VCU.