Stockton University Campus Life

Stockton's food courts offer multiple food-chain establishments such as Dunkin Donuts, Chik-fil-a, Johnny Rockets, and Primo Pizza. There are over fifteen different venue options for students who choose to dine on campus, and Stockton's partnership with local restaurants enables students to use their meal plan funds off campus at locations like Denny's, Chido Burrito, Subway, Burker King, Pizza Hut, Moe's Southwest Grill, Buffalo Wild Wings, and more! Stockton offers an expansive variety of meal plans for both commuters and residents alike.

When I was at Stockton, food options were just starting to expand. I recently visited the campus for some transcript paperwork and I was amazed at the options around campus. I'm not sure if Lakeside Grill is still there but it was a Lodge-style building near the apartments that offered all sorts of fried foods and pizza. N-Wing Cafeteria was the go-to place for freshman to eat. Lots of spots around campus during the day for snacks and lunch. G-wing Cafeteria was also a good place for dinners. I think there are more options than these available on campus but the school is also close to lots of restaurants, pizza, fast-food. You won't go hungry at Stockton.

Was not a fan of N-wing, but there have been improvements recently. It is becoming easier to eat healthier on campus. And I love the Dunkin! However, be prepared for at least a 20 minute wait.

Stockton accommodates all lifestyles, offering vegan and vegetarian options daily. The food is made fresh daily and the cooks are willing to customize your meals to meet your needs.

there are a number of possible dining options, but the food in the main cafeteria is mostly unhealthy.

Pretty good food while on a tour.

They have several places to eat on campus and around the campus. All of it is great but the dunkin donuts in the morning time. But, other than that, its great!

Tons of choices for everyone. From vegetarian to comfort food, there's a lot to choose from with over 10 places to eat right on campus. Be careful to control your diet here, though. It can get very tempting.

The food here is ok. We have many options to eat such as Chic-fi-la, Johnny Rocket, ETC. It would be wise to eat on campus but also make yourself something to eat here and there, so you don't get tired of the same food everyday.

Nothing is open on weekends or after 11:30pm, and even by then the only thing open is the pizza place. Besides for the bad hours, the food isn't too bad. Dunkin, Chick fil a, Johnny Rockets, Mondos, Primo's, Papa John's....

For a small university, Stockton has an impressive Greek Life program, with over 26 fraternities and sororities that offer their members opportunities for leadership, scholarship, social, and educational events and workshops, and a chance to belong.

Stockton has a robust Greek life but I wasn't involved in that. I knew some people who loved being in a fraternity but it just wasn't for me.

Greek life isn't as big as compared to most colleges in that we don't have Greek housing, but we have Greek life and most chapters are involved on campus.

really big here, new frats and sororities are being added each year

Not super popular, but it does indeed exist

Many Greek organizations on campus.we have a week where they are set up for info and how to join. So stay tuned!

The Greek life at Stockton is active. There are many different Fraternities and Sororities to chose from and they have programs happening weekly.

Greek like is a great way to make friends. I am going to join a fraternity next year. There are many to choose from. I do not know much about Greek Life, but I do know that the Greek Advisor is very strick.

The greek life at the school is mediocre. All the fraternities host get to gathers at least once a week, so there are plenty of opportunities to meet all the brothers of each different one. The only major downside to the frats at stockton to me is the fact that they are all off campus locations. However most aren't more than 10mins.

Stockton is a small school, but Greek Life is a HUGE part of that. You can go nowhere on campus without running into a Greek. The presence is growing due to a new Greek adviser also.