Cedar Crest College Campus Life

Food is not great. Not going to lie. Most kids end up walking to the local grocery store and having food in their rooms. The hours are rough especially if you play a sport or stay up late and want snacks. Also, the weekend food is not great with even worse hours.

The dining hall was recently renovated and has an action station where food it prepared fresh in front of you. However, there are still limited options compared to other colleges.

The food is pretty good, however with the dining hall being closed for renovations, the Falcons Nest becomes very crowded.

The food can give you an upset stomach because the food is much healthier here.

There are dining cafes on campus, this is what majority of the campus students attend every day.

Great options when it comes to eating on campus.

The food in the cafeteria isn't some great somedays. Other days, it can be really good. We had a Vietnam food day, Indian food day, Italian food day, and German food day so far for the diversity factor of the college. The falcons nest has wraps and sandwiches and burgers and fries. But it can be a bit annoying on the weekends when only the falcons nest is open and all you can really order is fried food when they have put away the sandwich station or buffet station.

I usually do not eat in the dining hall because it is more expensive than the school's alternative. However, I have eaten in the dining hall a couple of times, and it has decently good food. Their menu consists mostly of salad, chicken, fruit, bread, pasta, pizza, vegetables, and dessert. It is set up like a buffet circle and right in the middle is the dessert table full of desserts like cupcakes, cakes, muffins, cookies, brownies, pies, and ice-cream. They change it up every now and then too. For instance, we recently had an international buffet where there were multiple types of food like from France, Spain, China, and much more. Also, during Halloween they gave us a special meal too. I do not go to the dining hall that often, I usually go to the Bistro or the Falcon'Â?Â?s nest. Here it is like a quick grab-and-go type of place. They have a grill, soups, pizza, sandwiches, wraps, and taco Thursdays. You order and choose what you want and can either pay with your meal plan or just cash. I personally enjoy the Bistro better because they have specials every day and everything is fresh.

They take requests!

Since I'm a current transfer student I was able to have only one dinning experience at a college tour and it was great. Food was excellent and the service was outstanding! I know I will definitely enjoy this part of the college at all times.

Non-existent

There is no greek life but we have a volunteer fraternity which has initiation and all that good stuff.

Not aware.

non-esistant

I an not in tough with this side of the college due to i am a mom and a commuter.

There is little Greek life, expect for a few sororities.

We offer one fraternity on campus: Alpha Phi Omega, a national community service fraternity. We do not have housing for the fraternity. Instead, all brothers from the fraternity are housed in different dorms.