Michigan State University Campus Life

Excellent dining, especially at Landon and Snyder/Phillips.

Great food, lots of choices, clean dining halls and cafes

The food is awesome, and there are many places on campus to try. I recommend trying all the cafeterias. If you eat at one too much you will get tired of the food.

Because I lived on campus in the dorms, I had access to the food courts. As a Freshman, I had to leave my building and walk to Holmes to eat. As a Sophomore, I had the food court in my building which was very convenient. The food in both places is very good. I only gave it 4 stars because it's not my Mom's food!

Plenty of variety with a number of dining halls with different menus. They serve people with almost every diet that people have, so anyone can eat on campus. They also have Sparty's, which kind of like a convenience store that's pretty much in every dorm hall. If you feel like eating off campus, there are different restaurants that are very close to the campus.

The culinary services at MSU are fantastic. Some foods are consistent daily, but many vary from day to day with menus posted online to view ahead of time. A meal plan gives you unlimited access to any dining hall on campus, so you are not limited to just eating at one. The dining halls have food available throughout the day, and the latest dining hours in certain locations end at midnight. The food is fantastic, and depending on the dining hall you visit, there is a wide selection of food that you can choose from.

Food varies by dining hall, but every dining hall has a variety to offer. My personal favorite is the french fries (whenever they are available, and preferably at Case Hall)!

One of the biggest perks of attending MSU is the dining options. First, we have unlimited swipes to the dining halls. Second, we have what seems like unlimited dining halls placed around the campus. We also have the luxury of using combos everyday that scores us items at our school stores like pop-tarts, chips, and water (included in tuition).

Many of the cafeterias on campus have been recently updated, so the facilities are great. The food is pretty good when compared to other universities. In the end it is a school cafeteria so you will find foods that you like and foods that you hate and you will probably get really tired of it by the time you are done living in the dorms. What is great is that all meal plans come with a daily combo exchange that you can use in the Sparty stores or the food truck to get meals, snacks, and drinks. Some meal plans also come with Spartan Cash that you can use off campus at different restaurants, coffee shops, pizza places, and stores.

You are never more than a 10 minuet walk away from a dinning hall on campus. The meal plan is unlimited and there are many different foods to choose from in each dinning hall. The food is typically pretty good and there is enough variety that you won't get sick of it.

Active but no pressure.

Greek life is amazing. A lot of different organizations looking for students.

Im not too knowledgeable on greek life simply because it never personally interested me, but MSU has many greek associations to pick and choose from. Plus the parties are fun!

I am not personally in Greek Life, so I don't know a ton about it. What I do know is that MSU has a ton of different options for both official and unofficial Greek groups.

If greek life interests you it is easy to get involved and there are many options but if you don't want anything to do with greek life it is easy to ignore.

i'm not affiliated with greek life, but everyone i know loves it!

Excellent!

Very extensive Greek Life at MSU.

I do not partake in Greek life, but it's popular around campus!

you do not have to be involved in greek life to have an amazing experience here.