University of Missouri-St Louis Campus Life

The food served on campus is exceptional! You would never want to eat out again. The food is always fresh and sometimes cooked to order.

The main cafeteria has some great food, and we do have a Subway on north campus. The dorms do have their own cafeteria. There are fast food restaurants nearby too.

The food is ok, not the best! I believe it's really the employees they choose to hire, because they can be rude and give horrible customer service.

There are many options for food.

Large variety of food options- healthy, sweet, hot and cold foods! The prices are reasonable too.

There are several options to chose from--Provincial House, which is a buffet style the Nosh cafeteria and several coffee shops on campus.

The food is relatively good. Pizza Hut, Honor's College, Subway are the best options since they are lower price for better food.

I am vegetarian, so for me the food is the worst part about living on campus. Very few vegetarian meals exist, and the food at the dining hall for the students that live on campus is not very good anyway. Food on North Campus is better, although the problem of few vegetarian meals is also present there.

They have a great cafe with food for any hour of the day along with snacks and drinks.

The Nosh is great but is on North campus. Dinning food on south is really nasty there are some good things but nasty. Nothing is cook everything is microwave. The C-store is not open on the weekends you will starve because everything closes earlier or not open.

The Greek life isn't a huge aspect for this University but it is still prevalent and their parties are pretty good.

There is some on campus but if you are looking for the divine nine (black greeks) they are not on campus or anywhere near it. It's city wide so they are not campus and the greek parties are beyond wack.

Greek life in the Midwest is a deterrent and distraction from good grades often. As a former brother in the bond of Phi Delta Theta - MO Alpha Chapter, I know the work and dedication it takes to be immursed in greek life. It's refreshing to be at a school that is solely built for the best education money can buy without the distractions of being 70% greek affiliated.

Different sororities and fraternities to choose from.

Not many options.

All of the divine 9 organiztions are city wide. I am not in greek life and the only fraternity I know of outside of the divine 9 is sig tau but so much drama happens at their house. You never know if it will be a good night or a fight night.

I'm not very familiar with the Greek Life here.

Again, there is a huge Greek life, but I do not know anything about it.

There are a lot of sororities.

Greek life is plentiful and diverse.