University of Tulsa Campus Life

Great food options in the student union, the cafeteria food is pretty terrible. There are not a lot of options for people with dietary restrictions such as gluten or dairy intolerance or vegan/vegetarian.

I would not recommend the caf, the sandwich line is normally pretty long. But the student union (ACAC) has a very diverse selection to choose from, all of which is very good food.

You're forced to buy a meal plan from the university, and you can only use meal in the cafeteria, where the food is quite bad. There are other dining location on campus, but mostly unhealthy fast food chains.

The caf is great! The food is delicious!

Currently the Allen Chapman Activity Center is under-going renovation to bring in two new food vendors (Pizza hut, Einsteins Bagels') alongside the Subway and Chik-fil-A. The cafeteria is also available but at inconvenient hours.

Could be better but can't complain

I am going to be completely honest with you, the food in the caf SUCKS! I know that people want other people to come to TU and they claim the food in the caf is amazing... let me tell you now, those people are crazy. Now, the caf doesn't suck all the time, at the beginning of each semester the food is not that bad, not great, but not awful either. However, as the semester progress, the food gets progressively worst. The only reason people haven't starved yet, is because of ACAC (if you come here you will learn how great that place is). In ACAC we have the food court (good food), Chik-Fil-A (nuff said), Subway (Again, nuff said), Benvenitos (Italian food, pretty good) and the Hut (expensive sports bar, but pretty good as well).

They have plenty of restaurants on campus. With a wide selection.

Cafe sucks. The ACAC with Subway, the Hut, and Chik-fil-a make up for it.

Food is good at first, but its just the same thing over and over.

Greek life is a big deal on the TU campus they are very welcoming. But if you aren't into that sort of thing its not a big deal.

Decent, one of the few ways to have fun on weekends.

TU has a smaller Greek community compared to other universities (roughly 20% students are Greek). However, each fraternity and sorority pack a punch when it comes to philanthropies and social events. There are 7 fraternities (5 with houses) and 6 sororities

Dont really know to much about greek life. Small campus so small Greek LIfe.

Lots of drinking

Greek Life is a great part of the University. Rush is a fantastic opportunity to meet new people, get free food, and get to know a potential house that could grant you some interest. Being in Greek life means you get to create ideas for brotherhood events, community service events, philanthropy events, and sorority functions. The Greek Life at TU shows an entirely new social side to the campus that is work getting involved in.

I love Greek life. I have been in a sorority since the very beginning of freshman year and it has NOT been the only factor to define my life. Greek students actually have the highest overall GPA and the most active involvement on campus and in holding positions on campus, so you definitely won't fail out and become an over-partied kid if you join a house. Once again, you get out what you put into it, and I've devoted a lot to my sorority so I have gotten out a lot too. My best friends are all spread out in different houses and different groups on campus so no being in a greek house will not limit you. I recommend going Greek! :)

we have 15 sororities and 13 fraternities so there is plenty of Greek for everyone.

I don't participate in Greek Life, but it looks pretty fun. The organizations don't seem to be obsessed with being better than everybody else. Being able to say one was a part of these groups is probably great for resumes I suppose.

The Greek Life on campus seems to be a great way to meet new people and have fun. I am not in a sorority, but the houses seem to be great and very responsible.