College of the Holy Cross Campus Life

The food has a good variety and the quality is really good. I wish it was less repetitive but overall not bad. There are multiple places and each have different types. The burger and pizza places are really good though.

One major dining hall with vey healthy options. Great allergy program

The food and dining on campus is spectacular, however, like any other campus, the options seems to get a little less perfect because of you eating the same thing each night. Holy Cross does a great job of giving different dining varieties to prevent this through the many eating spots on campus. The college gives students a set amount of what is known as Dining Dollars to eat at the different establishments on campus that are outside of the main dining hall.

The same food all the time but it is much better than high school cafeteria food.

Only some things are my favorites like the Alfredo Pasta.

Only has Kimball dining hall as main dining option but Holy Cross does also have Lower Kimball with comes with your meal swipes, which are unlimited with $450 to spend on other places. Also has a coffee shop in Hogan, Cool Beans, which has some really good coffee and breakfast items. Lastly there is also Crossroads which is under Hogan and serves steak, chicken fingers, burgers, hot dogs, etc. just your typical American food. There is also a bar for 21+ students that is where Crossroads is located but I haven't been in so can't tell you what that's actually like. Also there is a small 7/11 like convenience store next to Cool Beans which just has your basically junk foods and such.

The main dining hall, Kimball, becomes pretty predictable after a couple of semesters. Eventually you'll know which days serve which entrees, and depending on what you're in the mood for, you'll decide where you want to eat. Every spot to eat on campus gets long lines at specific hours of the day, if you're smart, you'll learn your way around it by eating a little later or earlier than most students.

There are not many options for dining on campus, and most underclassmen go to Kimball the main dining hall. It is improving every year though!

Holy Cross caters to all dining needs including Kosher, Vegan, and Vegetarian, but you may disappointed with their basic meals. Know where to look and balance your meal plan well with Dining Dollars for store-bought items and Meal Swipes for hot meals. You can easily eat with a healthy life style in mind or pig out on tasty pizza and fries. Fresh coffee and hot chocolate round out your day along with a warm bagel and danish. If you get bored of munching on school food, you can always order off-campus or go out and try Worcester dining. I've never gone hungry and have always enjoyed my meals regardless.

I love the food. There are many options to choose from.

Doesn't have any

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There is no Greek Life in campus.

We don't have greek life.

None sorry :(

Non-existent

None

Holy Cross does not have a Greek Life.

I don't particiapte in any.

No Greek Life at HC