Miami University-Oxford Campus Life

Definitely makes college life more bearable. There are so many options all over campus, and most places serve delicious food, from stir-fry to hamburgers to breakfast food all day long to some 24 hour options. The only drawback is that during lunch there can be extensive wait times (like 45 minutes or more) at some of the more popular places. It takes some time to figure out what places you can get in and out of fairly quickly during the day. Another common complaint is that there are few buffet-type places--almost everything is a la carte.

The food at Miami is great! We have so many options here. Many of the places brew Starbucks coffee and we have knock off style restaurants. We have a mexican restaurant, pizza place, burger joint, bakery shop, salad/soup/sandwich cafe and SO much more. We also have a few dining hall style food places which offer you an all you can eat option. Miami also offers a delicious brunch on Sundays on spots on campus as well. You can never go wrong (or hungry) with food!

The food is pretty good for being cafeteria/college food. The dining halls can be slow at times but it's great food compared to some of the colleges I've been to.

I heard the food is really good!

The food at Miami U is expensive.

The food at Miami is superb. Sometimes, you get in a habit of getting the same food for dinner every night for 4 days and you have to force yourself away. That happens.

The best food I have ever had on any campus. The entire university is speckled with both restaurant-style and cafeteria-style dining. The food has won countless awards for quality and variety, I can go a month and never eat from the same place twice. Best of all, every student has a single ID card that acts basically as a debit card that pays for any food--from a dining hall, restaurant, market, or vending machine--so you don't have impractical pay-per-swipe or various complicated processes.

The food here is great, I have no complaints.

They have excellent food here! Every year it seems they open up a new dining location that exceeds my expectations. They do a great job to catering to every with many different varieties and styles of food.

Every dining option I can choose at Miami is one that will not disappoint. There are always many options for food and they constantly are cleaning the halls and making sure food is replenished towards the end of the hours of operation. The staff has always come off as nice and sometimes crack jokes that can make by day if I have had a rough one.

There are plenty of options for the Greek-inclined, from the traditional frats and sororities to more service-based options.

Greek life is pretty big at Miami University. About 37% of campus is Greek. Everyone wears their letters loud and proud and there is a place for EVERYONE in any organization. Don't be afraid to go through recruitment, you may just make the best decision of your life. However, if you decide to not go Greek, you will still have great friends and even have friends in Greek organizations. Everyone is friends with everyone here at Miami.

Greek life is pretty big on campus. I'm not personally involved in it, but some of my friends are and they love it!

Greek life is prominent.

Miami has a strong Greek presence. Although the majority of our campus is not involved with Greek Life, those who are proudly display their letters and it's very noticeable. We have both social frats and sororities as well as professional co-ed fraternities (business, engineering, etc).

This school is know for its greek life even though I don't like it.

Very big part of MU's campus.

Miami University has a huge Greek Life demographic.

IFC and Panhellenic Councils run the campus. The campus struggles to cover up the hazing issues they have.

Big part of campus life