Campus Life

If you are always craving a home cooked meal Jones dining hall and Gateway dining hall are the places to go. It is not exactly like home but it is close enough. They also have dining within Foster hall; which is more like fast food but it also great to eat.

The food is AWESOME!

The food and dining facilities are cool. I really can't complain. VSU have a variety of dining facilities and a variety of foods. But we all know, nothing is like your mother's cooking!

There two choices for dining in and a fast food place to have your food to go.

The food is very good. They always have a different variety of food everyday except for Fried Chicken Wednesday! They have stations where the staff cooks/fixed your plate for you and others that you do it yourself. There is no end to the entrees!

I've never been a fan of cafeteria food. If you live on campus, there is no opportunity for you to cook. Wal-mart is your friend.

The dining hall serve good food on curtains days. Every Wednesday is fried chicken Wednesday. But sometimes you will want to order out.

Food and Dining here consists of three places on campus. Jones, the major cafe. Foster, the walk-thru cafe. Or Austin's Grill, the mobile food truck stop. The quality of the food here is amazing. It's almost like food from home. In my opinion the best place to eat out around VSU is the drive-thru restaurant Cook-out

The food is great and I enjoy eating it everyday you probably will never get tired of it.

There are fresh food and overall good choices you can make but hey what do you really expect? It's college food man don't get your hopes up!

Greek life is everything you would imagine it to be. During big campus events you will always catch all the fraternities and sororities everywhere you turn wearing their colors. Even on a regular day they are out still wearing their paraphernalia.

It appears to be fun, but freshmen aren't really eligible to participate/join.

It is an experience for the many people that I know that are in a Fraternity or Sorority. It is a brother/sister hood that lasts a lifetime.

I'm not a Greek and probably never will be, but I heard and seen the Greeks and they are as close as brothers and sisters. You have to be very dedicated and humble to join a Greek family.

The Divine 9 is offered to students on Virginia State University's campus. There are also fraternities and sororities for those that are in the band as well.

Well as for the Greek life; I'm a freshman so that means no pledging anything until Sophomore year and after i have established a well enough GPA. Virginia State, an HBCU, has many historical influences through their Greek life and the people involved have the upmost respect for everyone that speaks to them.

Divine 9 Sororities & Fraternities, Kappa Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Iota, many more.

Everywhere, just decide what you want to join or if you just like to watch them.

All major Greeks

Greek life is very big on campus. They take their organizations quite serious and treats each other like family. Although some organizations show more favoritism than others, they all are quite community oriented.