Southern Oregon University Campus Life

The Hawk dining hall has great food, and amazing healthy options there is always multiple things to eat no matter your diet. They serve vegan and vegwtarian and the norm! There is always a salad bar and three entrees.

The food often doesn't taste as it should. Dining hall has peak hours and things that are supposed to be open from 6 am till 11 pm often are not. Being a student athlete it can be hard to find the right foods to eat at that time. Paying a lot of money due to a required meal plan that I can't use much of

Wide variety of food. There's the dining commons which is near the Greensprings, Shasta, and Mcloughlin buildings that has 6 different food stations to eat from. In the Hawk (dining commons) there is a little food store called the landing with quite a variety of foods. In the Stevenson Union there is also another area to eat which sells coffee and bagels and so does the Hannon Library. Don't feel like eating on campus? Don't worry! Ashland is filled with different types of restaurants, ranging from typical fast food like Taco Bell or Wendy's to formal restaurants like Pie + Vine downtown.

The food is plentaful, nothing more needs to be said

The food on this campus is really. good. I highly recommend going to the red plate food station in the hawk dining facility on campus.

While the food is good, most meals cost around $8.50, which in my opinion is a bit overpriced for a slice of pizza or some chicken strips.

I would give the dining four stars, but the meal plans are very expensive for the quality of the food served. And if you eat during the off-hours, your options are severely limited

The food is great!

The food was hit or miss. The breakfast and lunch was usually really good, but sometimes dinner could be unpleasant. There were not a lot of healthy options, if you're a very health-conscious person. Of course, this may have changed since I left, so check with current message boards and the school.

The food is quite decent! And cheap. The student union has many options. I often eat there for lunch for under $5.

SOU has no Greek Life to speak of, contrary to the giant fraternity looking house near the Psychology building.

SOU does not have sororities or fraternities.

Keep in mind that SOU has no Greek system. There is a co-ed business fraternity for those majors only. If this is a non-negotiable for you, seek out other options. Some students have an anti greek system attitude.

Does not exist except for national honors societies.

No frats or sororities

none

SOU does not have any Greek life.

We only have one frat that almost no ones knows about.

The SOU campus has the ANSOU club (Associated Nerds of Southern Oregon University) and various other clubs and activities for those who are interested in being involved in challenging subjects.

There is no greek life.