Campus Life

I would say that the food is good, but limited.

The food is great and there are vending machines in alot of places.

Horrible.

The food was good at first...But then you'll get tired of it. The good thing is, you can use your meal plan points at the surrounding restaurants near campus.

The main dining hall, Marletto's, isn't the best food I've ever had, but it's for the most part manageable. The other dining options on campus, like the café in the library and the store in the East Academic Building, are much better, and the coffee is pretty good.

On-campus dining is lacking and is only offered for a few hours on the weekend which makes the meal plan impossible to live off of. There are very few options for vegetarians and practically none for vegans unless they want to live off of soup.

There are various options on campus for dining and plenty of small restaurants and eateries within walking distance of Webster.

There is a limited amount of cafeterias on campus, but Webster is in between two shopping districts in Webster Groves that are easy walking distance for food ranging from Thai to Subway.

The chefs are amazing, they are funny, nice and make you feel right at home. The food variety and quality could be better, but then the chefs will do whatever they can to make you not go home hungry.

Good food but there are not many dining halls. However, Webster hires catering companies often to give free meals to anyone on campus.

One 1 frat and 1 sorority

There is one Sorority here on campus.

Non-existent.

We do have one sorority on campus, DiPhiE.

We do not have Greek Houses, but we do have a tiny Greek Life. Our Fraternity and Sorority are more academic based, so don't come expecting to party.

If you want Greek Life, Webster is probably not your school... Only one Sisterhood on campus. Sorry.

There are a few sororities but no fraternities.

There is only one sorority and Greek houses aren't allowed.

There is only one sorority, but it is a group of very nice girls.

None. Remote Campus