Northeastern University Campus Life

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dining hall with foods from all over the world

I didn't try the food, but there is at least one Dunkin' on campus to satisfy your inner white girl, as well as plenty of amazing off-campus food.

I eat at the International Village dining hall most of the time and the food is pretty good for the most part but using dining dollars and meal swipes at other locations becomes a very import part of your dining experience at Northeastern. You will become very familiar with Rebecca's Cafe.

Some good days and some bad. You will always find at least one thing you love In my opinion, some food lacks seasoning but remember that the food must accommodate to everyone so that everyone can eat it. There are plenty of vendors on campus or near with great food. And Wollaston and Outtakes are like our little grocery stores that have many different options. Be advised FRESHMAN 15+ IS REAL!!!!

Food options are varied and 5 star, with something for everyone, Gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, etc

With around 5 dinners, Northeastern does not lack food or quality. There is always a wide variety of meals and options for all types of picky eaters.

lots of good options on and off campus. Its in the middle of the city so you can take your pick on the types of food you want.

The food is okay; the general consensus is that Steast is the best dining hall, and IV and Swest are tied for 2nd. Rebecca's is absolutely delicious there, and you are guaranteed to find a line there all day. The food in Curry Student Center is expensive, but also delicious.

I am an online CPS student so I can't authentically speak to this--sorry.

Not that big of a deal here.

It's there if you want it but small enough that you don't feel like you need to be in a fraternity or sorority to make friends.

Is on campus but not all in your face

Haha. Don't join Greek life.

I am an online CPS student so I can't authentically speak to this--sorry.

Sororities and fraternities are present at Northeastern, but they are not extremely popular. They do not have houses for greek life here, and there is no pressure to join greek life if it isn't something for you.

If you're looking for the true Greek experience, Northeastern isn't the place for you. Although there are sororities and fraternities, you won't be painting coolers for a tailgate or wearing your Greek letters to a derby here. To put it simply, Greek life isn't a big deal here, as there aren't even frat/sorority houses. Do people participate in it? Yes, some do. Is it a big deal if I'm not in Greek life? No. To put it into perspective, Northeastern's Greek life is not comparable to those of big state schools or remotely similar to those at Southern schools. The people that I know who are in Greek life love to sport their letters and take pride in being part of their respective groups, but I don't feel like I'm missing out because I'm not in Greek. I hope that helps.

Greek life is rapidly growing on campus, but is still less than 5%. If you want to join it, it is there, but you don't have to. They are not exclusive at parties as long as you have friends in it, so don't worry about not being able to go out.

Not a school huge on Greek life but they sure try hard to make their presence known if your in to all that stuff.

Greek life is great here. If you choose to get involved there is a large community. Yet if you choose it isn't for you greek life goes unnoticed!