Catholic University of America Campus Life

Food and dining are great! A mean plan is available; however, if it is too expensive or you just don't want one -- there are tons of other options! There's a food court and convenience store on campus (starbucks, subway, chick-fil-a -- to name a few) that takes cash and other payment methods. Also, directly across from campus there's Chipotle, Today's Pizza, Potbelly's, etc -- it's very convenient. And it's the only university with a subway stop on campus, so you can take the metro if you have to go to other nearby shopping centers (target, giant, bed bath & beyond, etc).

ok not going to lie. the pryz (what the cafeteria is called) has its ups, but mostly it has its downs. that being said, you have unlimited swipes and can get a box for food any time you want. just... don't eat the chili. there is a downstairs cafeteria that is definitely a step up, but it also costs money. but there is a chick-fil-a downstairs! absolute plus.

Luckily, upperclassmen normally don't eat at the Pryz. Occasionally, the Pryz will serve a great meal, but for the most part, the food is not good. There is a fairly wide variety, however.

Have not experience yet.

When you are forced to have a meal plan and eat at the pryz, pepto-bismo will become your new and first best friend at college. Beware of the eggs, they will leave you running to the bathroom all day.

There are plenty of options for food. While some options become your favorite meals and others might be unidentifiable it isn't the worst thing you will ever ingest. If you can't handle those options there is always the cafeteria and student restaurant. AND, now Potbelly located across the street from campus. I promise you will not starve.

The food is good but the selection gets old after a while. Again, a lot depends of how you use your food plan. It is fairly easy to eat healthy, but there are enough temptations that you have to watch how you are eating.

CUA doesn't have the best food but its not the worst.

The food isn't the worst food ever, but it is by no means great. The options are very limited. The workers are very friendly.

Limited on weekends, but they really do try and be creative with the food that they serve!

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I haven't got involved in Greek life, but I'm sure there are many students who would be happy to share their experiences with you. I must say, there are really lovely and nice people here who are outgoing that you can talk with and get to know.

There are two religious sororities. I think there is a fraternity.

No real greek life. Only service frats.

It is present on campus. I'm not involved and do not know much about the process of life.

There's not much Greek Life but it is on the rise.

There is one sorority and one fraternity on campus, as well as a co-ed fraternity. Greek life isn't really big and not many people participate because they are not nationally chartered.

Very limited greek life; 1 frat and 1 sorority.

I think we have one frat and one sorority, both of which are service based. More or less, we have zero greek life activity.

Really almost nonexistent. I really cannot speak much to it.