Stevenson University Campus Life

the food is alright but it gets old very quickly.

as far as food goes, we have some really cool events, like elite dining, and the occasional cookout. we also have walter the cookie man who hands out fresh-baked cookies that are to die for. however, other than that, it's mostly generic university food.

The food is good for the first week or two. There are a lot of options and choices for you to choose from.

Food is okay-nothing can beat a home cooked meal, though. Dining is similar to other universities and colleges, but a little better.

There are many options with good food choices. The quality of the food is mostly really good. The best part about dining at SU is Walter the cookie guy at Rockland dining hall. He is there every day greeting students with freshly baked cookies the size of your face.

below zero. the food makes a lot of students sick. (open house will fool you)

The meal plans are so-so but I recommend taking one if you are a science major unless you want to pack lunch every day--even when you have a dorm with a kitchen, the science majors take class on a different campus than the one housing is on. The food on the Greenspring campus is better than on Owings Mills although options for what you can eat are more limited. I also annoys me that there is so much food on the menu on Greenspring that isn't on the meal plan-- if you want a salad or half of the other food on the menu you still have to pay for it, which is stupid.

You have a variety of choices on each campus. Rockland Marketplace is a buffet style where you swipe in one time and can eat everything you want. There are two Cafes, one in the School of Business and one in the Ratcliffe Community Center. The food isn't bad either. On the Greenspring campus there are places like the Mustang Corral and Subconnection. Down the hill of the owings mills campus are a bunch of fast food chains which can be bought with Flex Dollars (SU dollars given each semester by the school) You get 75 Flex dollars per semester as a freshmen and sophomore.

Food is another major part of college students have to adjust to. Currently most of the dining options are located on the Owings Mills and Greenspring campuses. On Owings Mills students can go to Pandinis for a pizza and salad, Jazzman's for coffees and smoothies and Rockland for an all you can eat cafeteria. Rockland is the main cafeteria that has breakfast, lunch and dinner hours and there are different food stations within the cafeteria, so students aren't stuck with one option. Recently, Rockland started a program that allows students to take a to-go container of food back to their room. On the Greenspring campus the Mustang Corral is the main cafeteria that also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner options. So if you want a nice, hot breakfast sandwich, definitely head there. SubConnection is also on Greenspring if you simply want a sandwich. However, there currently isn't a 24 hour dining hall. Now every student here will tell you they love Flex Dollars, which can be used at designated restaurants off campus. Students have the option of being on various meal plans or not on one at all if students want to cook.

The food is good. It may not be a five star restaurant but dinning is suitable for college.

we have two sororities, and that's it. the current head of student affairs doesn't particularly like greek life (and, to be honest, with all the bad rep that greek life has been getting lately, no one blames her at all). the two sororities are really friendly and either option is a good choice, if one is looking to pledge.

There is only one sorority called the AKA.

There is two sororities and a couple fraternities. Greek life isn't as prevalent as it is at other big universities.

AKA is the only sorority at Stevenson University.

There are a couple of sororities on campus but no fraternities. You have to be invited to join and I haven't been and don;t care to be, so I can't tell you much more than that.

Only one sorority and we have no fraternities. I think they will be adding a fraternity soon.

Greek life here is relatively small, because it is such a small school, however there are a couple of sororities around. The two sororities on campus are Alpha Kappa Alpha and the Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority. They will host recruiting events for students interested in joining and they are a good way to meet fellow students. Alpha Kappa Alpha have a probate that family and students can attend during the semester, which is interesting. Unfortunately there are no fraternities at Stevenson. If you are looking for frat houses and step shows, you will not really find that here. Most students that want to be a part of Greek life join chapters at other neighboring colleges.

2 sororities on campus. I have heard good things abut Phi Sigma Sigma.

There are two sororities that work hard. However, I don't think Stevenson focus' on it much. Most colleges have many sororities and fraternities.

There is not a lot of Greek life.