Chatham University Campus Life

There are several options for food on campus at Cafe Rachel, Anderson, and the Carriage House. There needs to be more options for people with allergies, though.

sometimes the food is nasty but most of the time the food is appetizing..not enough choices for vegetarian meals.

The food at Chatham is probably the most exaggerated topic of discussion when you tour the university. If you notice when you go to any large-scale student recruiting events (or events that a lot of alumni go to) they are always catered versus actually eating the normal meals at Anderson dining hall. Thereâ??s a reason for that. The food at Anderson isnâ??t good. The hot meals are the equivalent to the average high school cafeteria food: scary. Worse yet, Chatham commends itself on having vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options for dining at all times; however, when attending the university it becomes apparent that most of the cooking staff lacks an understanding of what qualifies these meals as vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free. Foods often include egg that are labeled vegan. On several occasions vegetarian omelets have included ham or bacon. The initiative of the Anderson Dining hall falls short of the reality; however, I must admit the salad bar is always fresh with lots of options. If youâ??re willing to only eat salads and ice cream for your entire college experience then Anderson Dining hall is for you.

We have two options Cafe Rachel and Anderson. Both a great offering locally grown Vegan and Vegetarian options! Also we compost everything (we even have specially designed napkins, bottles, and plates that are compostable).

Planning to attend Fall 2013

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I'm a picky eater, but there is always pizza, ice cream, and pasta. The dining services offer a lot of variety.

Always a good selection of food. Be careful of under cooked meats. Vegetarian options are available. Kind of weird meal plan times.

The food is good at first, but gets boring after a little while, unless you are an adventurous eater. The macaroni and cheese is the most redeeming factor.

I've only eaten at Cafe Rachel, but I do like the sandwiches!

none.

There is no Greek life at Chatham; however, it is very easy to enjoy the Greek life of the other local universitiesâ??mainly Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.

our whole school is a sorority!

Planning to attend Fall 2013

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No Sororities

There is no Greek Life on campus. Chatham students can go to the University of Pittsburgh or Carnegie Mellon frats and sororities if they so wish.

no sorry, but i believe the neighboring school pit and carnegie mellon has some really great greek nights and food.