Campus Life

It's good food, there are some things they can work but overall it's good.

College food is not known to be extremely delicious, but the food here is not bad. The Top dining hall provides a wide variety of food, including a To-Go option for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Underground has better options and feels more a-la carte. It is a good place to go for subs or calzones and to hang out with friends.

Food is only good sometimes. After awhile, it all turns into the same stuff over and over again. There is not much variety. You can choose from carbs, carbs, or carbs basically. Salad and pizza is always offered.

Food is alright, and there is many options.

Eat whatever is in your refrigerator.

The food isn't terrible, it's just pricey. Also, the hours aren't always convenient for every student. There are only two places to eat on campus which isn't exactly ideal to most students, however there is a pretty good selection of food between the too. Also, there are restaurants all around the college.

The food is good, but I wish we had real restaurants on camps. Like BB.

The dining services are supplied by Sodexo, Inc., and are always improving and changing for student health and convenience. There is a full service dining room which serves three hot meals a day and to-go food all day, and there is also a full service snack shop which offers snacks, subs, and pizza all day. There are vegetarian options in both locations, and health is a priority.

Food got better as the year went on and as we were told , suppose to improve next year.

The food really isn't the best here. However, most of the staff is very friendly. And the dining area is always clean.

I am not familiar with Greek life, but belonging to a fraternity or sorority is a popular thing to do on campus and they work within the community. It can provide many opportunities in acedemics and service credit.

There is many greek life organizations on campus.

It's AWESOME. A lot of campus is involved in Greek life and they put in a lot of community service hours.

There are two national sororities: Kappa Delta and Sigma Gamma Rho, and one national fraternity: Lambda Chi Alpha. There is one regional fraternity: Delta Theta Sigma, and one regional sorority: Delta Theta Sigma Li'l Sis. Additionally, there are three local fraternities: Sigma Zeta, Gamma Phi Gamma, and Tau Kappa Beta. There are four local sororities: Alpha Phi Kappa, Delta Omega Theta, Psi Beta Omega, and Phi Alpha Psi.

We have planty of greek's to get involved with on campus. Before pledging make sure to look around at all of them

i have chosen not to be apart of greek life, but they all seem very friendly and fun.