West Virginia University Campus Life

Not really fantastic. A couple good places to eat off campus though.

Food card is mandatory first year. The food is good. You can also use it a few fast food restaurants which is nice.

There are various places for food, so you could go to a new place everyday! All the food is fresh and wonderful!

If you can crave it they have a restaurant for it somewhere on campus.

Avoid eating fast food! Even though it is convienient you will feel sluggish and rough :( try to eat leafy greens and drink lots of water! Dining halls have tempting choices but they also have plenty of healthy options too! Try to get a to go box rather than eating in, as then your experience can turn into a buffet style and that’s not good!

It's a lot of fast food and buffets. It can get a little repetitive, but the food is decent quality. Just be careful how much you eat.

I honestly enjoyed all the food at WVU. Just as there are many dorms to choose from, there are multiple dining halls to choose from and everyone has their favorite. I loved Boreman Bistro; they have a great salad bar, deli, and even a coffee bar. If you're looking for something after a good work out at the student rec, try the Juice Bar at Evansdale Crossing. Looking for some of your favorite chain restaurants? Check the Mountainlair!

Food is typical college food, but there are lots of options outside the standard cafeterias like Hugh Baby's burger/BBQ, Tazikis mediterranean, Mexican, chick-fil-a, sbarros, Little Donkey chicken and many others.

i wasn't able to eat on campus when i went, but there is a fabulous pizza place off campus called "pies and pints" that is really good.

i have eaten multiple times at wvu. whether it is chain brand food or something specially made for the dorms, it will be delicious!

I do not do Greek life.

comes with cost such as membership fees gives a sense of belonging, however can take your mind off studies. Alcohol abuse

Can't pledge until sophomore year, so I don't know that much. Most frats are on probation, even the Christian one...

I am not involved in Greek life and do not wish to be, but there are plenty frats and sororities on campus.

There are multiple sororities on campus destined for people with different personalities but I wouldn't suggest full time students to get involved with it because being part of a sorority takes dedication and time. Our first priority are as students and getting top grades. Sororities are great for people who can manage their time accordingly and without distractions.

They party everyday of the week, they create repulsive banners and stick them outside. Opening week, I know if my dad saw them he would never let me go there.

Our Greek life has received a bad reputation recently, but again it is all in what you choose to involve yourself in. They do a lot of volunteer work on campus and raise money for a lot of great charities.

I am not a participant in the Greek Life, but lots of people like to join, and we even have professional fraternities/sororities as well for students who want to get a jump start in their careers.

From the traditional to the professional, a variety of Greek life exists on campus.

Intense.