Miami University-Oxford Campus Life

There are a ton of options on campus. Western Commons, located on Western Campus, is one of the top-35 dining halls in the country. Compared to most other schools, we eat like royalty.

I am fairly content with the food here, but it can be difficult for vegetarians and especially vegans to find a large enough variety of good foods here. The meal plans can be a little confusing and constricting at times too, but there are enough buffet-style dining halls to offer at least a decent variety of food.

They have so many dining options around the outside of town, and a great number of dining halls.

miami has a lot of options for dining halls, there are a few buffets, a few "grab and go" locations, and even an on-campus grocery store. my only complaint is that there aren't enough healthy options other than the salad bars.

Awesome food. Period. There are so many options from deluxe design your own burgers to a allergy free and gluten free stations.

There are A TON of options for food on campus! Ranging from burgers to pizza to gluten-free options to steak and lobster! I love the dining options on campus and how they offer a wide variety of foods.

The food on-campus is actually pretty good- Miami has your typical college dining halls, but they also have restaurant-style places to get food. Your meal plan rolls over, so unless you eat a ton, you don't have to add all that much after your first semester. There's a couple market-style places where you can use your meal plan to buy groceries. Food uptown is decent. There's plenty of cheap pizza places, which will become a staple of your new college-student diet. There's also lots of dessert! Be aware of which places will deliver and which won't- and be prepared to wait at least half an hour in line if you feel like getting Chipotle.

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 believe the average student body is 15 percent Greek. Miami's is 40. You'll know so many people in fraternities and sororities it's crazy, but deciding not to join definitely won't kill your social life.

I am not involved with Greek Life yet, but I know there are lots of people on campus who are involved with it and seem to enjoy it.

Very prevalent, there is campus housing for boys, but the girls also "stick together"

greek life is huge at miami. if you're interested in, there are lots of chapters to choose from for men and women and in fact, many sororities and fraternities were founded at miami.

Only about 30% of the school is involved in Greek life. I'm sure your surprised. It seems like more are since the ones who are involved love it.

Greek life is pretty prominent on campus but that's not a bad thing necessarily. I am not a member of the Greek community, but most of my friends are. They absolutely love it and I enjoy meeting all their friends!

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.