Campus Life

The food is sometimes really amazing and it can also be really bad. That is the best way to put it.

The caf food leaves much to be desired, but everyone on campus bonds over their distrust of it. The cage food is good, but too much of it will make you feel disgusting (very greasy). The Starperch (the 'perch' that sells Starbucks drinks) is delicious.

The food at the school isn't the greatest but they do have a fast food restaurant open until midnight and a coffee house with the same hours. The local city square is just a couple blocks away so there's a ton of food down there.

Food is great, breakfast, lunch , and dinner. Everything is provided on campus and there is even a cafe with the best sweets. There is also a Chinese food restaurant down the street that is very convenient. But if you need to go the grocery store that isn't a problem either, if you have good transportation it is only 10-15 minutes away from the school.

The food is unique and is homemade. The coffee bar is awesome because it has specialty drinks and other quick food and drinks.

Awesome! Great fraternities and sororities.

The Greek Life is nothing like you would picture it to be. They are not like State schools. There is never any huge parties or anything. They are more about trying to help students become better citizens and leaders.

Greek Life at Jewell is outstanding. It's not like at bigger schools; we do not haze our pledges/new members at all. All four sororities live in the same new building, so we all get along very well. The three fraternities have their 'battles,' but they act more like annoying brothers to each other than anything else. Provides wonderful opportunities and very well-loved organizations on campus. We bring a lot of the activities and projects to campus.

Greek life is great. The frats are all pretty great and the sororities are just amazing.

There are four sororities and three fraternities.

There is lots of traditional Greek activities on campus that incorporates non-Greek. They are separate by association but for the most part everyone does activities regardless of what class, gender, or Greek.

1/3 of the student body participates in Greek life, but I'm not in that 1/3.