Evangel University Campus Life

there is not a huge selection of food on campus. the caf is good compared to some other cafeterias i've experienced, but it gets old quick.

The food is good, but very geared toward a midwestern palate. I am from California with a mother from Hawaii and a father from Central America, so my cultural upbringing is not fried chicken, corn, and mashed potatoes. Every Sunday for lunch, that is what's on the menu, with mac and cheese, biscuits, the salad bar, and usually another kind of meat like ham or a roast. However you can be creative and make quesadillas or paninis with the panini press, or ask the chef at the grill to fire up a turkey, black bean, or beef burger. And there is always cereal and milk. On the flip side, there is a good variety most other days. Upstairs in the joust there are burritos/tacos, wraps, soups, chicken tenders and fries, burgers and the like. In the cafe, everyone loves the ice cream! And the food manager does take and make suggestions, which is a wonderful thing!

The food on campus is pretty good and there are always options. It is easy to get tired of food where you go, but the Cafe is always changing the menu up.

The salad bar is amazing! Evangel University was currently rated one of the healthiest schools in America!

It's cafeteria food... so you make the best of what you have, but the team at Evangel does a great job making sure that we get a good variety. They are also always up to taking suggestions and making changes!

I know everyone warns against the dreaded 'Freshman 15' and the decline in food quality and preferences as you reach your senior year, but the food is great...and weight gain? If you gain weight, it is not that big of a big deal. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way. As long as you are disciplined, do not constantly deprive yourself of your cravings, and have an overall balanced diet, you will be fine. I ate biscuits and gravy for breakfast for the first three months and ice-cream at least twice a week. Yes, I did gain weight, but at least I was in good company (and am currently losing it). You're young-it is so not that hard to get back in shape.

Cafe and Joust has good food.

There are two options for dining, the cafeteria and the cafe style Joust. Food supplied by Aladdin food services and includes a large variety of style and types of food, including a salad bar daily as well as fresh fruit and vegetables. Themed food days are planned weekly.

the new cook is WONDERFUL. and the caf is a great hang out area while eating. the joust is wonderful as well.

It can be hard to eat healthy, but the food is not awful. There are some pretty cool locations to eat on campus like The Joust.

No official Greek life, however, Spence Hall is the 'Sorority of Evangel.'

There are a few clubs and I like the idea of the apologetics club and the math group.

Spence Hall and Scott Hall have one honors floor each that belong to the honor's society, Sigma Alpha Sigma. Greek life is nonexistent at Evangel. Individual floors within the six halls have a community feel that may be comparable to sororities and fraternities. As cheesy as it sounds, my floor is like family to me.

There are no sororities or fraternities on campus. There is an honor's floor called Sigma Alpha Sigma that has certain GPA and community service requirements with benefits. There are also other honor society's for a few of the departments. That's as close to Greek as you get besides when the caf may have a Greek food day.

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There are several chapters on campus, mainly honor societies.

There is not necessarily sororities or fraternities at Evangel, however each floor within the dorms in like a sorority or fraternity. Each floor hosts events and goes on outings. They also are involved in community service and other volunteer opportunities.

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