Michigan State University Campus Life

MSU has just about everything you can imagine when it comes to food! There are so many cafeterias and options that you won't get sick of it, even as a picky eater!

MSU is known for its #1 nationwide cafeteria called Brody Cafeteria, but all the food at MSU tastes like home cooked meals and is very nutritious.

Unlimited meal plans are outstanding, takes the worry away of only getting a few meals a week. The food choices are also great.

The caf's at MSU are the best in the state and provide a variety of options for students to enjoy. They are open practically all day which means students can make their own meal times to work with their schedules, something that not all colleges allow. There are nine caf's spread over campus, each with its own specialty and each deserving a visit.

Well, the meal plans are all unlimited, meaning you'll never go hungry at MSU! There are certainly dining halls which are better than others and have more options, but none of them are bad; there's always something good to eat wherever you go. If you visit campus, make sure you grab lunch at Brody Square; it's to die for, and you can take a sample of some delicious dairy store ice cream (my favorite part of MSU).

Food isn't great and you get sick of it after a while but I have visited friends in other universities and none of them had food that was anywhere near as good.

The food at Michigan State is unparalleled. I lived in Case Hall, and South Pointe always had some great selections (and personally, the best desserts). I would frequent Wilson a lot for late night (between 9pm and midnight), and Holden whenever I was feeling healthy (their Veg Out station is divine). Outside of South neighborhood, there are tons of other great selections. SnyPhi always has good food (they had a mac and cheese bar one day!), Landon has an amazing atmosphere (feels like a fancy restaurant), and my personal favorite is Shaw. There's a rumor that Shaw is where all the culinary students train, and it shows. You can't really go wrong with Shaw food--or any food at State, for that matter.

Food here is delicious, you honestly cannot go wrong eating at any of the available locations.

MSU has a lot of dining halls on campus. Some are better than others but they are currently working on renovating the older ones. Most are open from 7am - 8pm and then there is one hall in every neighborhood that is open for late night so they stay open until 12pm. I would suggest branching out and trying new things-both food in the caf and make sure to try out every caf. Also, MSU has an Eat at State website where you can find the menus to all the cafs for each day, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night. Keep in mind that you can go to the caf as many times a day as you want! They also have this great thing called a combo. MSU has a Sparty's (like a mini gas station) in most buildings (every dorm) in which you can get your combo every weekday. It is quite confusing at first but you'll get the hang of it. Basically, you pick an A, B, and C item and this counts as a meal for you (like at the caf) so it is free. These are really nice if it's cold and you don't want to leave or just need something quick to eat.

If you go hungry its your own fault. Healthy minds need nourishment!

It's about 8-9% of the student population so it's present but there are plenty of non-Greek's too.

Definitely big at MSU, lots of sororities and fraternities to join if you're looking to get involved with that!

I'm not in a fraternity so I am not the right guy for this question

I personally didn't go Greek myself, but I have a lot of friends who did. I can't really speak much to Greek life, but I can say that there isn't a divide between Greeks and non-Greeks (something I know a lot of people are worried about). I've been to lots of frat parties and Greek events with my Greek friends, and there really isn't any tension between Greeks and non-Greeks.

A lot of fraternities and sororities to choose from. If you aren't able to join one it is most definitely possible to fine one that you will be able to join without a doubt.

I am not a part of greek life, but there is many that people can choose from.

Greek Life is fun !!! I enjoy it. Theres sororities and frats for majors,sports, and some are even co-ed !

Many Fraternity's and sorority's everywhere. I have a couple friends in the greek life and they say they love it! There are even major specific frats and sorority's.

Plenty of fraternities and sororities on campus to help develop your social and professional resume. With all these options it's hard to find an environment that won't fit who you are.

Campus is surrounded by Greek housing, and it's common to see your friends rushing during your first semester here. Greek life is present, but not obnoxious.