Delaware Valley University Campus Life

The ordinary food, such as eggs, pizza, and pasta, in the dining hall is often poor. But the specialty food they make is very good. They try to have fresh fruit out all the time. The dining hall is open 24/7, which is good if you work at the barn, play sports, or have night classes. There is a pub on campus, but it is never open on weekends or late night. The only difference from it and the dining hall is that it has better tasting food.

The food is changing! It's not too bad anymore. The omelette bar is what give me life!

Love the food :) i never miss a meal!!

The food is good, a little expensive if you don't have a food plan.

Not the best food around, but you can always find a nearby apartment and become a commuter student. There's a lot of great places to eat in the nearby town.

It's college food, so lets be honest its not the best, but you do have the selection between the cafeteria and the Pub (where they will make you a burger, or other options).

At first it might seem pretty good, then you realize that you are just eating the same exact thing every day.

The food has its good days and bad days. They are definitely improving the food and cafe but it is very expensive. A meal plan is mandatory to have if you life on campus and on average it costs about $12 a meal.

Caf food could be better. Pub is where it's at.

The dining hall was recently renovated along with some of the food choices. The food used to be bland and tasteless, but now there are a wider range of choices, and the new recipes (especially the pizza) have been re-vamped. There are many healthy choices, but snacks are never hard to find, and the baked goods are always extremely satisfactory. There are always vegan and vegetarian options as well.

havent joined one yet but there are a lot of them

There are many different Greeks on campus each with there own style so there is a lot of diversity and something for everyone. I was part of APO which is a Greek so I believe that the Greek life is a good thing.

its ok

They don't have any housing, but the people involved in them are actually pretty nice, not the normal douchebags at other schools.

There are both sororities and fraternities on campus, but their focus is more community service than what movies may lead you to expect.

Greek life is popular, but not overwhelming. The groups are much more open than society views many greek organizations, and most of the fraternities are community service based.

We have Greek life, but not fraternity or sorority houses. the Greeks are more a social gathering thing, depending on the one you choose. They are not known for partying or hazing; they just are there to help people make new friends basically. Some are academic and service based so you will get those aspects in addition to the social life as well.

All the Greek houses are here. I love the fund-raisers-- the cupcake sales are phenomenal.

We may have a small Greek Life but almost everyone is friends and most of our own Greeks never thought they would ever join the very false stereotype.

Biggest joke ever. Not real Greek life.