Campus Life

Honestly, the food isn't that bad. There are some great nights of cooking and you'll end of knowing the staff by name. Try a Cafe Mocha from Java George!

There is ton of options for everyone. Also, I love the ice cream bar :)

The food was amazing!

The school could improve its food offerings. Since the town of Chestertown is small, local restaurants offer student discounts so that is good.

The dinning hall offers a variety of food choices from meatarian to vegan.

The food I never expected to be this incredible.

The food and dining here are so good. There is a variety of choices and serve all types of people. They make their own food and also have food for people who are allergic to milk, peanuts, and vegetarians.

The food selection changes everyday! There are many sections in the dining hall such as the entrees, salad bar, pizza and pasta station, sandwiches and wraps station, as well as myPantry, where one can order food to their liking. There are also a few sections that require either dining dollars, meal exchange, or cash that provide a la carte menu items. For example, quesadillas, burgers, sandwiches, and subs.

Hodson's all you can eat can get old fast, so do not start off eating ever single meal there. Try taking out down stairs at Mondo's Subs (Subway) or Martha's Kitchen. There is a lot of food options only a couple of blocks down from the campus, such as McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell/KFC, etc.

Their food is above average,sometime their choice of food is really good and they like to try something new once in a while.

Washington College has Greek life but maybe not as big as in larger universities. The organizations offer many opportunities within their networks.

The greek life has about 30% of the student population in it.

Not a Greek life person. But the people I know in Greek life absolutely love it

There are many options for Greek Life, for both boys and girls. All play a critical role in the school, holding fundraisers, decorating the campus, and organizing events like the blood drive. They are an integral part of the campus.

The Greek life is mostly academic and focuses on Community service that are quite interesting and very fun to participate in.

There are 3 sororities and 4 fraternities that treat each other and everyone else like family. They do a great job of raising money for their philanthropy, and they always have fun activities going on.

There are only three sororities and five fraternities. Greek life is only about 36 percent of the campus. However, most sisters and brothers are involved in many other clubs and activities which makes it so great. I recommend that everyone rushes!

Greek life is only a small portion of campus life, but for anyone looking for a special bond with a close knit group of people, Greek is the way to go.

Never a dull moment?? From what I hear though, Greek life has become an incredible way to get connected on campus and to help students later in life as well. Don't let yourself be bound by petty stereotypes.

30% is Greek