Clemson University Campus Life

It's actually pretty good and there's a lot of variety. They also take gluten allergies into account.

They have a lot of different dining places, but the university courts are pretty trash. The food is bland and cold half of the time. I'd stick to the food court with 3rd party vendors.

You will regret not eating your mom's spaghetti when you could have

Good except weird hours.

The dining halls are about a bland as any school, but they have a ton of on-campus restaurants that accept your PawPoint meal currency given with your meal plan. Those feature decent varieties, so if you get tired of one thing, something else is right next to it.

The dining hall food is amazing, along with the restaurants that surround the campus.

The dining options weren't great when I was a freshman; however, they recently built a new dining hall that is super nice. There's a few great new restaurants too, so Clemson's really uping its game.

Clemson not only has many different meal deals for you, but they also have a small downtown that has a good selection of choices. Throughout the campus you can find pizza places, ice cream and subway in the buildings.

Very nice and well balanced, healthy food choices.

There are a few dining halls and each has numerous options for you to choose from, including gluten-free food.

I didn't join Greek, but their presence is huge. Sororities and Frats are always hosting events, being involved in the community, and bringing fun activities to campus. You'll be hard pressed to avoid them, but they're a positive presence. Clemson has an absolute zero tolerance policy with hazing or anything abusive in these societies, and that was harshly put to the test while I was a student. The school even threatened to put all Greek organizations on a severe activity probation until behavior was resolved, and they held to that until the Fraternities started upholding the Clemson standard of student life on campus, which is a safe but fun one.

A very close community and lots available

I'm not a part of them, but they're taking over Clemson! About 25% of the students on campus have joined a greek fraternity or sorority. Note that not all of these are party types. Look some up at www.clemson.edu and find one that suits your tastes!

Clemson has a large greek life with the majority of social events hosted by the frats and sororities. They help academically and with getting acclimated to the University.

Awesome! Tons to choose from.

There is a large Greek presence on campus but it's definitely not the only thing to do.

I am extremely disappointed in the greek life here, it is small and very secular. If you aren't top tier you will get bashed on and looked at funny. The mixers are only on week nights which is insane for a school that is so academically focused and it forces you to choose between social life and academics.

Very important. You don't have to join to have fun though. I'm still pretty involved in partying without having to pledge.

Fantastic and almost 100% necessary to join to make the most of your social life while at Clemson.

Greek life is somewhat big at Clemson, but not to the point that you have to be in one. I am not in a sorority, and I am friends with people who are and aren't in sororities and fraternities.