Saint Anselm College Campus Life

Food's pretty good. One dining area on campus (c-shop) is not nearly big enough for the amount of people that eat there at night. other than that the food is tasty.

The food at Saint Anselm is really good. The chefs make it themselves rather than having a company do it. You can have stuff be made for you at The Grill like omelets or grilled cheese. There's a deli and salad bar as well. Then there two lines for the main meal (Chef's Choice and Entree). Every other Thursday is crepe night. The school also has an annual (free) Christmas feast which is DELICIOUS (I recommend getting there an hour or two after it starts rather than an hour or two early.....they don't run out of food). The food is really good, especially things like their panini and apple glazed chicken. However, it can get old. Especially if you don't like what they are serving and the only other options you'd have would be salad, deli, pasta, or grilled chicken. Also, the food is TERRIBLE at to-go options. My sister's college has a bunch of to go items that you'd find at, say, a convenience store and you can heat them up later. Davison has next to none. So pretty much if you're hungry you'll either have to come to Dav or buy to go items from an off-campus grocery store, which you won't want to do since you automatically have to have like a $4,000 meal plan if you live in a dorm and you'll want to spend that money. Oh, but Saint Anselm does also have a coffee shop (again, no to go items). They have unhealthy food but it's delicious. The calzones are amazing. There's also a pub in the coffee shop. Once you're 21 you can get your own personalized mug in the coffee shop. It's pretty cool.

The food here is very good! There are many options to choose from, and Davison Dining Hall is a great building!

We have the best food around! Davison provides a lot of different options like crepes, action pasta, chicken parm, mac and cheese bar, and those are just a few! There is also the Christmas Feast that Davison puts on before finals. The coffee shop is also great for after Davison closes.

Food could be better. Good selection. Every three weeks the menu restarts.

One word: amazing. It wasn't voted in the Princeton Review as one of the best in the country for no reason. Between the dining hall and the cafe/pub, there is a lot of options for delicious food on campus.

The food at Saint Anselm College is amazing! Their pies, you can't just bring one home. They are so good that you should take home as many as you can for thanksgiving break.

The food here is rated top 10 in the country! That is all I need to say.

We have the #12 best college food in the nation.

The food is very good and very fresh. It does repeat but the most of the time they are classic faves like Mac and cheese bar. Expect to spend 10-15 bucks on most meals. Way overpriced. Oh and don't forget to weigh your cream cheese in a separate container, as they get angry if you don't. And you'll think twice about wasting a meatball that cost you 2 bucks. Have mom send you some easy mac to counteract the cost.

None. its fake greek life or "underground" they call themselves charity societies. They are super annoying.

There are no REAL sororities or fraternities at Saint A's, but there are fake/unofficial ones (societies). There are none recognized by the school and there is no greek housing.

I know that there are some organizations, but they are not widely popular throughout campus.

No Greek life is affiliated with the school. All Greek life is self-maintained. Very exclusive not really a big part of campus life.

Pretty much nonexistent, though I've heard there is maybe one or two unofficial ones out there off campus.

Yeah, no. There are some wannabe frats and sororities that like to pretend they are the bomb.com but they are not actually recognized by the college or the student body for that manner.

We have some of that here too. Although I was a latin student, but we do have the greek professor host a dig in Italy i believe every year.

doesn't exist...

it doesn't exist at saint a's which i personally like. we have some service organizations but they are different from frats. frats create problems with hazing, vandalism, and out of control parties. they are unnecessary.

there are 2 sororities, and 2 frats, none of which are recognized by the college.