Millikin University Campus Life

Hmmmmmmm it's strange but you may develop cravings for caf food when you don't have it anymore

The food in the cafeteria is usually not the best, but there is always cereal and a salad bar available. The bistro serves slightly better than average fast food type meals. Einstein's has great bagels and coffee. A new dining hall is set to open this fall, and it is rumored to have a Starbucks, so that will be a nice addition!

Offer a wide variety of food, but not many options for vegetarians and vegans. Also, all freshman must have a meal plan.

The food is not diverse and is fattening.

Not much diversity. The cafeteria serves the same things over and over again. There are really only two other places to go to get food, and they don't have much diversity either.

It's fantastic for the first few weeks until you get sick of everything they serve on a daily basis. Beware of the freshman 15.

The caf has delicious food once in a while, but there's a lot of the same. The friendly staff and chef makes up for it though. There is also the bistro where you can start using your meal plan swipes at 7pm on the weekdays and 6:30pm on the weekends if you don't feel like eating in the caf for dinner on some nights. Students can also use their Flex dollars at places like Einstein's (on campus), Dominos, and Subways.

This is probably one of the greatest things about Millikin. We have GREAT food!! Our chef, Chef Brian, is all about possibilities. There is a variety of options at the buffet style cafeteria. Everything is home cooked, never frozen. It gives students variety, but there's always the comfort food college students know and love. We also have flex, which is similar to a pre-paid food card. It can be used at vending machines, Einsteins Bagels, the Bistro, Domino's, Subway, and other cafe shops on campus.

Wornick Dining Hall is the one place on campus where you can use meals on your meal plan. They offer a good variety of food, and they offer traditional home-cooked specialties daily in addition to sandwiches, burgers, pizza, and a salad bar. Most vending machines accept Flex Dollars, as do Einstein Bros. Bagels in Shilling Hall, C3-X Convenience Shop in ADM-Scovill Hall, Big Blue Bistro in RTUC, and Subway and Domino's near The Woods Apartments. Other nearby dining options include Hardee's, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Donnie's Homespun Pizza, Jimmie John's, Cherry Berry, and University Dogs. For groceries, there is a CVS, Dollar Tree, and a couple of convenience stores within walking distance and Walmart, Target, and Kroger within 15 minutes by car.

The food is great. cafe food is not. Flex is awesome because you can get subway and jimmy johns.

SO GREAT THEY'RE ALL SO WONDERFUL I LOVE THEM ALL

There are multiple Greek organizations, including social, ethnic, music, etc. There are multiple opportunities that allow you to decide if you would like to be a part of one of the organizations or not.

5 frats and 6 sororities.

Fraternities and Sororities are great.

I am currently a member of Alpha Chi Omega on campus and I love our Greek life, it's different from bigger schools, but I like it that way, we all know each other and don't judge based on what sorority or fraternity you belong to. There are four social fraternities on campus (TKE, SAE, DSI, ATO), and three social sororities, (Tri Delta, Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Chi Omega)

it's there. It's not for everyone, but everyone I know in it loves it! There's not a lot boys and girls can choose from though. If you're in Greek life here, that's awesome. If you're not, it's not a huge deal at all.

I love the Greek life at Millikin. I am a part of both social and honor fraternities. The Greek life here is prominent, but not over bearing. Greeks have an average higher GPA than non greeks. They also tend to graduate on time, despite their involvement in many other organizations. The Greeks hold many leadership roles within and outside their own community.

Many fraternities and sororities have chapters in Millikin, including Delta Delta Delta, Alpha Chi Omega, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.

Greek life is fairly good. There are several fraternities and sororities on campus. All of them are active on campus. I am a member of the service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega and I love it.

We have an unusually high percentage of Greek students.