Union College (NY) Campus Life

Not bad

Food always seems fresh! There's a lot of gluten-free and vegan options if you need it!

i didn't get a chance to eat on campus, but the off campus dining options were pretty good.

I love the food. The standard dining hall fare is better and has more variety when compared to other schools, but the specialty options are what set Union apart. The UShi bar is a sushi bar located in Reamer campus center and they make sushi fresh every weekday. The Rathskellar is a little underground grill the serves the best milkshakes in the world. 03 is my personal favorite and they only use local organic food in all of their dishes. I couldnâ??t be happier with Unionâ??s food situation.

Of course the food in the dining halls can get a little repetitive, but there are many dining options at Union that make finding something you like really simple. Whether you get creative in the dining halls or use your declining balance (a part of the meal plan that functions almost like cash) at another vendor on campus, there's always something that will fit your interests and if you really can't find anything the Dining Services team will do what they can to accommodate your needs!

The food is good quality and it tastes good usually, but you start getting sick of it really easily. Not very many options unfortunately. At least there's alot of take-out around... The meal plan is very straight forward though, which is nice.

The food is good, there just aren't many choices. West dining hall's food isn't the best but we just got a sushi bar and we also have an organic cafe which is great.

When I visited, I ate in the upperclassmen dining hall. The food was SO delicious and much better than some of the other food I've eaten at other colleges. I'm not sure about the freshmen dining hall but if it was anything like the upperclassmen, it's amazing.

The people who work in the food service try really hard to make food that you need, especially if you have specific diet needs.

The food was delicious when I was there.

Unsafe. Females should stay away. See all the law suits.

It's easy to avoid if it's not your thing, but it's there if it is!

The first fraternities in the country were founded on Union's campus, so Greek life is prevalent here at Union, but doesn't overpower the campus. Students cannot pledge a Greek house until their sophomore year so they can take their first year to get involved in other things and see what their interests are. The Greek houses also make an effort to work in collaboration with the college, other clubs and groups, and the independent student community, so there's a good mix between the Greek and non-Greek students on campus.

Greek Life is huge here and they really have cracked down on hazing. It's amazing to see how strong the bonds are between frats and sororities. I'm actually inspired maybe sign up next year.

Is a significant part of the school. Not everyone is involved in it but the ones who are say they love it! You can't join until your sophomore year so first years have a year to kind of see what its about

I don't know much about Greek life but I'd be willing to check it out. It seems like a fun and interesting opportunity to get to know people and make friends outside of my respective major.

small greek system

strong greek life and they are pretty dominant, but I know plenty of non-Greeks that have just as much fun and are just as awesome.

Strong greek life at Union College.

Good! Although we are a liberal arts college we have sororities and fraternities including multicultural and divine nine