Campus Life

It's college food....

In the beginning it seems like there is a lot of variety of foods on campus. Depending on what your meal plan looks like will determine where you will eat most often. All dining places take flex dollars, but you should always keep track of what you are spending. Also, they need to work on their choices of healthy foods because salads tend to get boring.

There are three venues for dining on campus: a traditional cafeteria, a food court in the student union building and WOW, a wings/chicken place. The meal plans can be confusing, but there are decent options. The cafeteria and food court do a good job of offering different choices every week. WOW is by far the best food, but it is also the most fattening.

The cafeteria looks like it offers a very diverse selection of food.

Meal plans are required and are expensive - but you have to take into account the cost of all food these days. All types of food is available in the 3 places to eat on campus, and unless you have severe food issues (which they work together with you to solve) you will not go hungry!

The food could be better and cheaper. But you won't go hungry here that's for sure! and if it is truly a problem, every dorm is outfitted with a stove and microwave.

There are three different dining facilities at Westminster. One dining facility is buffet style, while the other two are a la carte. There are different types of food for everyone.

many unheathy choices

The food is not high quality. There are some options that are not horrible, but the majority of the food is disgusting.

food is terrible i have a car and go to alot of restuarants 1 star

I am not part of greek life, but I have many friends that are. I know that there is drama and head aches. All of the girls I know love the sororities that they have joined. They get to meet so many new people in such a short amount of time. They make friends and sisters and they always have each others backs.

About 85% of campus is Greek. The school has delayed rush, so independent students do not decide until the spring semester if they are going to join. While Greek life is huge, no one is pushed into it, and plenty of students enjoy campus life without going Greek. There are opportunities for enjoyment outside of Greek life.

There are no sorority houses allowed in Pennsylvania.

Outstanding!

I am personally a member of a sorority on campus. Greek life is very involved, and several students choose to join one.

plan to take part in one

Half of the students at Westminster are Greek. There are many sororities and fraternities to choose from.

there are five or so sororities, several fraternities, as well as one co-ed frat.