Williams College Campus Life

There are several dining options on campus. The food isn't the best, but it's definitely not the worst, either.

pretty solid for a college dining hall. plenty of options from three main dining halls, plus the 82' grill, plus the eco cafe for the mornings gives plenty of variety and choice. constant conversations on our dining hall services maintains a check to make sure students get what we want.

there are options to choose from, and the food is pretty decent.

three great dining halls, each with their own style. snack bar is the best, a great late-night study break.

there are so many dining options on and off campus! my favorite is snack bar, which is open for late night dining right in the center of campus. it's easy to stop by, grab a milkshake and some fries with your friends, and head back to the library for a night of studying.

the food is generally really good. there is plenty of variety and the meal plans are not too bad. sometimes the food before breaks can be a little repetitive and hamburgers are the college's go to during the spring, but overall the food is of good quality.

there are 3 dining halls, plus a few other options on the meal plan. the food is, in my opinion, good, given that it is dining hall food. 82 grill serves made to order pizza, salad, and subs and is excellent. the food variety is good, the dining halls all offer different options and rotate through different meals frequently. food is very dietary-restriction friendly and dining staff will even meet with students 1-on-1 to talk about dietary restrictions. also, williams has snack bar (late night food that is included in the meal plan), which is honestly amazing. being able to get a study-break snack or end a night out at snack-bar is awesome, especially considering i just have to use a meal swipe and not real cash-money.

Williams offers three major dining halls, as well as several smaller cafe style locations. Special themed meals are coordinated between dining halls, and there is also excellent late-night food available all week long well after midnight.

The food was really good and I developed an appreciation for apple cider.

The food is fine. We have lots of options during the year: Whitman's, which is located in the student center, Mission, which is located in one of the freshman dorms, and Driscoll, which is on the east side of campus. Those are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. At night, Whitman's turns into Late Night, which serves delicious fried things for midnight snackers or people who just missed dinner. We also now have Lee, which serves breakfast food at night. In the morning, Goodrich serves coffee, tea, bagels, and other breakfasty things for early risers. We also have Eco Cafe, located in the science building, which serves breakfast and grab and go lunches, prepackaged for convenient and on-the-go class schedules. The student center also serves grab and go lunch. Finally, we have the '82 Grill, which is open on weekend nights and serves giant pizzas and tray-sized nachos for especially hungry people, or for groups to share.

There is no Greek life.

none - which is good in my aspect. however, varsity teams unofficially pretty much take the role of greek life, and not for the good. compared to other colleges which officially do have a greek life, however, much better at williams than i could have anticipated.

there is none!

Williams has no fraternities or sororities

None

No Greek life, although I suppose the closest thing we have is our acapella groups.

None. We no longer have fraternities and sororities.

None.

There is none.

There is no Greek life at Williams.