Centre College Campus Life

The food in the main dining hall does not vary much. There is pizza, salad, some form of food from different cultures, hamburgers, and desserts. Sometimes the meat does not seemed fully cooked, so students will often throw away uneaten food. There are two other places on campus to get a quick meal and they seem pretty good, but sometimes the wait takes a while depending on where you go.

Cowan is decent for the first few months, but it gets kind of repetitive. They are making changes next year, so it may be better.

Cowan is amazing because we never have to worry about preparing food, but it does get old after a while.

In the words of my Hum 110 professor, The food's good. It could be better. I, for one, would like to see that the kitchen buys even more locally-grown produce.

Decent, gets slightly boring and repetitive.

For college food, it's actually really good. I hardly ever go out to eat.

The dining hall is pretty bad, however the other options on campus such as the Everyday Cafe and The Grill are really good.

Cowan is the ubiquitous dining choice on campus for most meals, but you can always stop by Jazzman's for coffee if you're going to study. There are nice and affordable restaurants around town, as well as your favorite fast-food chains.

Centre has one primary dining facility - which also adds to the community feel of the campus, and a couple other eating options on campus.

Cowan is ok and the food in the immedeat area gets old after a while.

6 fraternities, 4 sororities. It doesn't really matter at Centre, people hang out with people from all of them. Some are more reserved than others.

About 40% of Centre students are apart of Greek life. I personally am not and do not plan to be, but those who are seem very pleased to have a strong support group behind them in all their endeavors. Those of different fraternities and sororities tend to eat and go out together.

Awesome. Never met a better group of such intelligent and proactive members of the community in my life.

85% of students go Greek. It's a great way to make new friends, observe beautiful traditions, and start your path in leadership and networking.

6 different fraternity's on campus, and 4 different sororities, and while more than half of campus participates in Greek life Centre does a good job of not making it seem mandatory by any means.

It's here and pretty important. I don't care for it too much.

This is a big part of Centre. You won't regret getting involved.

Greek life is great on campus.

greek life is prominent on campus and brings a lot of cool philanthropic opportunities to our school.