Stanford University Campus Life

Shopping mall on campus has lots of food and shops

Freshman year, food was great. Lag dining was excellent and TAP was the best place to eat on campus. Then some non campus people complained and they reinvented TAP into a terrible burger place. Fortunately after I left they added some great places in Tres. My advice is if you have a dining plan, go with more points than meals.

Stanford offers over 30 dining options right on campus.

Great food here, watch out not to gain the typical freshman 15! They have pancakes with the Stanford emblem, amazing :)

Food is really great! Depends on the dining hall you go to but there are lots of options, whether you want healthy vegetarian/vegan options or greasy late night burgers and fries, fresh made sushi or gourmet sandwiches and salads, etc. etc. It's kind of pricey but if you use your meal swipes and dining dollars smartly you won't run into problems.

The dinning options are fantastic. The food in the dinning halls is very good - particularly if you know which ones are the best. The restaurants are a bit overpriced, not unexpected for a college campus, and they're pretty good.

I love the food. If you are on a diet, there are dining halls that cater to vegetarians and other special diets. But if you are not, the dessert is always on point at each dining hall. Basically, if you love eating delicious food, Stanford is going to be a heaven for you. There are dining choices that satisfy every appetite.

I am currently on campus for a summer program. This is my third time on campus, and I can easily say that the food is great here! There are gluten-free, organic, and vegan options, something I have not seen at all colleges. The meal plans are very easy to work with. Further, there is no need to leave campus for meals. There is everything from dining halls to Starbucks to Fro-yo to Panda Express on campus.

Arillaga and Flomo have the best dining food. Don't eat too much! Freshman 15 is a real thing.

The food is awesome! You can choose from plenty dining halls where you will find healthy organic and tasty food.

There is a robust greek life on campus, even though not necessarily supported by the university. The university itself is not pro greek, so if you join an organization, make sure your sorors/fratters have their act together so that there is no reason for the school to kick you out your house or suspend your chapter.

Yes, Greek life and houses too!

Present but not overbearing

Though small in comparison to public Universities, the Greek Life at Stanford is surprisingly much larger than one anticipates. Not only in number of men and women directly involved, but also in their involvement with the entire campus of students. Everything every fraternity puts on, whether it be Saturday night party or otherwise, is all-inclusive (read: not exclusive in the slightest).

Greek life at Stanford is unique. There are three housed sororities and many house fraternities. Greek life has a large social presence on campus.

Not very active apparently but they're their.

A small and eclectic greek life that is not the center of all parties, but is definitely active. If you want to have a greek life experience, it is yours for the taking.

I personally am not planning on Greek Life, but it is a great social tool. Although a small percentage of the population at Stanford is Greek, those who are really enjoy it. http://osa.stanford.edu/greek/

It's there but not essential. Most of the partying happens in greek houses but not all of it.

Ehh...it's okay. I am not particularly very involved, but if you are looking for a lot of partying you can definitely find it with the greeks.