University of Northern Colorado Campus Life

The dining halls are pretty good. It can get boring after a while, but luckily you can use dining dollars for places on campus such as coffee shops, Einstein's Bagels, Subway, and Munchie Mart.

Large quantity of options and availability if you have a specific diet.

I thought the food was pretty good considering my mom didn't cook it. I tried everything from pizza, pasta, grilled chicken sandwich, Chinese food, fresh salad and fruit, I made a sub, and then there is a good selection of dessert and most important an ice cream machine. I had to make sure, I wasn't going to starve when I go to school here. Another option I really liked the bagged lunch option if your in a hurry and don't have time to sit and eat, 3 minutes your in and out.

The many dining halls offer clean eating, pizza eating, and make-it-your-own italian.Whatever you're in the mood for, guaranteed, UNC has it.

the food was not bad. it definitely is not gourmet, and overall, the meals are very pricey; however, it's really nice not having to think abut dishes or making a meal. there is a wide variety everyday which is also enjoyable.

There are plenty of places to eat at UNC. There are two dining halls which serve 3 meals a day and 1 that serves lunch on week days. The food isn't necessarily gourmet, but they do have some food that is really good. In the student center there are more options for food. They have Einstein Bagels, Taco Bell, Subway, and Starbucks. There's also a really great place called Bear's Bistro that serves made to order pasta, italian subs, and pizza. If you don't want to eat on campus, there are plenty of eateries off campus to suit your fancy.

Great food but it's really expensive to be on their meal plan.

On some days, the food is fantastic with many different options. Other days, nothing is appealing. There is always a salad bar and a fruit bar along with a variety of cereal if you cannot find anything else. The breakfast is usually my favorite. The hours kind of suck because if you're in class during certain hours, you just don't get to eat.. They do have pretty good retail dining in the UC where you can spend your dining dollars. The hours are pretty good too. Once again, meal plans are pricey but I enjoyed being able to go to the dining hall if I have no food in my dorm.

I have not yet tried their food, but I have heard good things. There's more than a few options to choose from as well.

Dining halls are orderly and flexible in what they offer. Multiple on-site eating options exist as well as around-town options for every palate.

Again, greek life here is not the best. The sororities and fraternities are very nice but they just lack numbers it seems. Also, none of the houses are your typical ones.

I'm currently an Aluma of Alpha Omicron Pi, however Greek Life is a blast! Highly recommend going through recruitment.

I am in fact involved in Greek Life. I must say that it had to have been one of the best decisions that I've ever made. It is costly, and it is a struggle, but that will not hold me back from participating in Greek Life. Before joining a sorority, I was not aware of the fact that each house had a different philanthropy meaning they fundraise for a specific cause. Going through recruitment, I was able to meet some of the most amazing people that attend UNC.

Sorry I'm unaffiliated, but I have a few friends in fraternities that love it.

Greek Life is pretty tame here.

Greek Life is something that is very encouraged here. They have a lot of events and encourage people to get involved. There are a lot of frats and sororities that like to tell others what greek life is about.

Lots of Greek life here!

Greek life is very open to people, and a lot of people rush and have fun.

It is smaller than larger schools but that allows for more people to get more involved and for an intimate experience with Greek Life.

Although I personally am not involved, the Greek Life on campus is very large. Huge groups rush every year, and the fraternities and sororities do a lot of charity work each month.