University of Wisconsin-Platteville Campus Life

There are a lot of options ranging from daily buffets to home cooking places to eat at.

There are lots of choices to chose from. Some are open until very late at night. Their is always some thing good to eat.

There are several different options on campus for dining. The student center houses several different options including a sub and burger station as well as several different ethnic cuisine choices. There is also an all-you-can-eat style dining option available on campus, which has many different food choices available during each meal. Several buildings as house small convenience store/coffee shop locations, too.

I have never ate there.

Imagine high school cafeteria food, but better tasting and more options.

Depending on the day, it's pretty good.

Campus has a dinning hall that has great food that is very comforting.

The food is excellent! There are dining options in the newer dorms Rountree and Bridgeway. Also, other places to eat on campus include upstairs and downstairs of the Pioneer Resource Center, and the Glenview Market.

The food on campus is always delicious. There are always many options and the food is cooked fresh. With two major dining locations on campus is easy to find food you like and worth the price. Platteville also offers special meals for students with dietary requirements or needs, which is really convenient and relieves the stress of always having to prepare food.

Being a vegetarian, I was a little concerned about eating on campus, but I was pleasantly surprised with the variety of dining choices on campus. There are restaurant style places such as GWAM and the Pioneer Haus located in the PSC which have awesome food, and have many options, even if you have some sort of special dietary need. GWAM also has a market area where you can buy snacks and drinks. Bridgeway Commons, or Stations, is all-you-can-eat, buffet style dining. They have everything from fruit, veggies, soup, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, salads, ice cream, and a lot more.

I'm not currently a participant due to my committment to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the American Society of Heating and Cooling Engineers, Intervarsity, and probably intramural football. It's very popular to be in Greek Life on campus though. I just don't have time to fit it in currently.

I don't know much but what I do know is that they seem very involved- always trying to run some type of fundraiser or event.

Yes.

Very much available, but i would suggest steering clear. The majority of them seem to always be put on probation due to some alcohol charge.

Very inviting, especially to freshman. Allow students to get more out of their college experience.

I don't know much about Greek life.

There are a few Sororities and Fraternities on campus such as ZBX, KA�£, TKE, and a few others. They also have academic Fraternities. Although there are some people who enjoy Greek Life a lot it is not something that gives people social status which is good.

No experience personally but it is available.

As an incoming freshman I have already received many invites to Greek living. They take it serious yet fun. The Greek life at Platteville is actually pretty large.

I can't really say here. I have a biased opinion, because I have never been or wanted to be a part of one.