Lebanon Valley College Campus Life

Their pizza is amazing, you can't live somewhere with bad pizza.

They always have a ton of options. Sometimes the food is great other times its not but if its not you can always get pizza or cereal or whatever you like. And its buffet style so once you swipe your card you can get as much as you want.

Excellent pciking! You can get anything you want from a sub line, to italian food, to salads, to gluten free bar.

Average

I suppose the food is average for a college. There is only one dining hall, so sometimes I wish there was more variety and I wish the quality of food was a little better, but if it becomes a problem there are a lot of inexpensive restaurants that are within walking distance of the college and it is always fun to have a night out once in a while!

Almost all students are required to have a meal plan, and Metz, the company who provides all of the food services, is expanding their options and shifting hours of food availability around right now to better cater to students' needs. The food is usually decent, however, can often get a bit monotonous.

As far as college food goes, this is definitely the best so far.

What else can I say but it's college food. The food is usually not too bad and I do have to admit they have a great selection of food, but they are prone to burning some more difficult to make food items.

There is often foreign food to try. There are stir-fry and sandwich lines where you choose what you want and your food is made right in front of you. There is always pizza, salad, pasta, bagels and peanut butter sandwiches if you don't like anything else. You can request veggie burgers and gluten free options. However the hours are short and other food places, the convenience store and coffee bar, are not open on weekends.

I would say the food at my college has improved, but is not to the standards that most students would enjoy. But then again, where's the fun in that if students can't complain about college food five years down the road? One thing I think could be improved at my school is the variety and options for gluten free and vegan eaters. Although the Metz staff does provide a limited variety of food, the people with certain food allergies/choices also like variety just as much as other students. However, the cafeteria staff and workers do work to please and try very hard in listening to comments and opinions of the students and try to provide as much as possible in a range of cultural, home-cooked, and variety of foods. Since the cafeteria has been remodelled, the Metz staff has done a wonderful job keeping their cafeteria clean, safe, and sanitary pleasing many people that come in for meals each day.

Limited

Greek life is very popular and it is there if you want it, but aside from rush time, they are not really noticeable on campus. There is a Greek house and most of their activities seem to not be open to outsiders unless they are service oriented.

There are a bunch of groups on campus that cover a variety of topics. The Greek Life on campus is really big on community service.

Greek Life is does not play any extremely big role in campus life, but there are still a great number of sororities and fraternities for students to choose from if they have an interest in pledging.

The Greek community on campus is one big family; no feuds or rivalries between any of the chapters. I myself plan on pledging a sorority this coming semester, and encourage anyone looking for life-long friendships to do the same.

The Greek Life on campus is very involved with the numerous clubs on campus and the members of the fraternities and sororities strive to aid the campus and community with acts of volunteerism.

There are three sororities and four fraternities to choose from, all worth the time.

There are several greek groups on campus. There are more sororities than fraternities, but they are pretty popular for belonging to such a small institution.

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