Campus Life

There used to be complains about the monotony of the food, so the administration took care of that with a more diverse food schedule, new meals, and a hot plate station.

Ok guys, the food sucks... I hate daka (our dining hall)

During the overnight we had dinner that night and breakfast the next morning. The food was typical dorm food, but there was a wide selection of it. There were also vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options and everything was designed to keep allergens out of foods they're not supposed to be in. Nothing there was particularly healthy, but there was a pretty decent salad bar at dinner and fruit selection in the morning.

The dining plan is outrageously priced, and it tastes ok. Once you swipe in you can eat as much as you want.

The food at the student cafeteria was excellent. I am allergic to both gluten and dairy and was gladly surprised that I could eat several of the entrees that tasted delicious! They also had a special area for those with allergies that was stocked with allergen-free substitutes for foods such as bread and milk.

Chart-wells, the dining service, will undoubtedly give you a nasty case of dakareah (google it)... But, there are some good restaurants just down the street from campus.

Eh. Not too bad but I'm a picky eater!

I ate on campus in the food court in the student center. Although I love pasta as it is, the food seemed pretty good. A lot of people have mentioned that it can get boring, yet that's how most cafeteria's are. While visiting I noticed that there were other places and also that there is a quite a few restaurants right off campus that you can go to.

Many freshman frequent Morgan Commons for all their meals due to its proximity. They serve many different types of foods and accommodate to any dietary needs. The food is usually pretty decent but some can get bored with it easily so they will go to Goat's Head or Outtakes.

Carb-based cuisine in the main dining facility. The buffet style is almost too tempting for the Freshmen 15.

Our college has one of the best Greek Life in the Nation... We have all kinds of different frats and sororities. You will know which one to join when you get here.

So many frats and a good number of sororities.

Am considering Greek life. Can be very time consuming but can make a lot of contacts.

To my understanding, a big part of campus but not in a sterotypical way. Very involved in service.

Very involved in the school and surrounding communities.

Although I am not a part of Greek life, I have heard that WPI has a great Greek Life. There is no hazing whatsoever. Greek life at WPI is what Greek life is supposed to be; a support group that brings students together.

Mostly community service and networking based. Students should expect to work hard and spend a lot of time volunteering and fundraising for their fraternity or sorority.

The traditions there are completely different from the stereotypical greek life.

They all have their own reputations, it just depends on what type of person you are.

Many of the students at WPI go Greek, it is a large part of the campus community and usually students will see sororities and fraternities holding events in order to raise money for their philanthropies.