University of Saint Joseph Campus Life

Occasionally, the cafeteria food has some good and tasty options but the majority of the time, there is nothing appetizing or it does not taste good. They try to have a lot of healthy food options which can be important. Everyday, there is a salad bar and a deli station where you can make your own salad or sandwich with a panini press. There is a station called global where either someone makes you the dish they are serving for that meal or you can serve yourself depending on what the dish is. Monday-Thursday and now on Saturday there is an option called late night where you can use a meal swipe if you did not eat dinner in the cafeteria (or you can choose to spend either cash, credit card, or dining dollars) to order from a list of different foods. A few examples are wraps, salads, and quesadillas. Within a time period, you can go to the Jay's Nest (where late night is served) and buy pre-made sandwiches, pasta, soup, or a large variety of snacks. Personally, I prefer the Jay's Nest and late night food over the cafeteria's food.

We have one cafeteria. A store with food in that building and some vending machines in the main academic building that have sandwiches, coffee, and frozen meals you can make. The food is okay here but we don't have a whole lot of options since it's a small school.

The dining services are limited in availability and options, as one would expect in a small school. There is one dining hall, one grab-and-go cafe, many places to use microwaves to heat up your food if you bring some from home, and each residence hall and suite is equipped with a fully functional kitchen.

The food is great and there are so many options. There's a salad bar, and specialty salads that can be made. Also there's global where different foods are made from different countries, for example we had sushi the other day! Also there are many options for hot food such as pasta, chicken, or anything else they make depending on the day. Lastly, there are always sandwich makings out in case the food does not suit your cravings for that day.

The food is somewhat okay, I prefer to cook on the weekends to avoid tasting similar flavors every other day. It's very repetitive, the meals are, and it's hard not to eat french fries if the food is tasting the same every day.

Usually bring lunch from home

Bon Appetit provides the food at the college, and they always have vegetarian/vegan and organic, sustainable options.

The food is delicious.

I hear from the dormers that the menu becomes redundant after a while. However, the vending machines are the best I have ever seen. Full lunches and exotic coffees....

The food is not great and gets old fast. There are always options like salad bar, pasta and making your own sandwiches.

There is none.

Non existent. We don't do that here. Sorry.

USJ does not allow Greek Life.

There is not any greek life but if you start one on campus as a new coming student, it could be adopted as a tradition if properly kept up each year.

There is no Greek life on campus.

None. Unfortunately.

We have one biology sorority, Tri-Beta. It's open to second semester sophomores interested in biology as part of their degree.

Non-Existent at this school.

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