Campus Life

The food is good considering it is mass produced, and the menu is constantly changing so the students don't get bored. There are lots of vegan and vegetarian options.

Bon Appetit is where you would get most of your food in Whitman. Most of the food tastes fantastic. If you are a vegetarian do not worry because there is always a lot of choices for you as well. You do not always have to go to the dining halls you can go to Reid or go into town.

The food at Whitman is really healthy. The food is also really good, yes you might get tired of it sometimes, but we also have a cafe that is open longer and where the food is cooked there, they have really good pasta and burgers. You won't starve, that's for sure. The chefs are always taking feedback, so the dinning halls have bulletin boards where you can write a suggestion or request, like bring back the carrot cake.

Food can get boring and repetitive, but overall the dining services go to great lengths to accomodate everyone and serve tasty and healthy food.

The school food is amazing, and freshman and sophomores are required to get a meal plan. They have the best Sunday brunch, and meals throughout the week have different themes, but you can also get regular food if you want it. There is also a grocery store four blocks away if you want anything extra.

Greek life is not part of the majority, but it does play a role in campus activities. There is however, no pressure to become greek.

Whitman has four sororities and four fraternities. The sororities on campus are Alpha Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Gamma, and Kappa Alpha Theta. The fraternities are Beta Theta Phi, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi, and Tau Kappa Epsilon. You do not necessarily need to be part of the greek life to have a good time at Whitman; Indies also have loads of fun.

Not for everyone, but if you are involved it can be very fun!