Johnson & Wales University-Providence Campus Life

Honestly, our food is mediocre at best. I get that food is literally our thing, but honestly, most of our staff consists of a variety of majors so people just follow a generic recipe. If you like trying new food, you'd probably enjoy it but that's not exactly my thing.

While most campus's have a dinning hall or two, Johnson & Wales has a Dinning Hall on the down city campus and one on the Harboside campus. In addition to both dining hallS, JWU offers a variety of other dining options to keep your meal plan from being repetitive. These places include, Red Sauce (italian style food), BYOB (Build your own burrito), City Burger (burgers and fries), Starbucks, and Market Place (a full market of snacks and pre-made foods)

For a culinary school one would think that the food would be better but it is awesome for a university

The food is actually really good and there are a lot of choices here for different tastes.

The food sucks and you have very few choices for food on campus.

The food on compass depends on the night and who is cooking. For a Culinary School, the food definitely should be better.

Typical food hall but there is a bunch of restaurants around to choose from.

It varies. But being on harborside, you get sick of pasta. There are plenty of options downtown or on harborview though.

Restaurant, fast food, and buffet styled dining halls on campus. There is a JWU app that tells the menu for the day at the buffet styled dining halls. The app also tells you the hours of operation.

We're a culinary school as well, so this being said, the dining halls could be better.

Greek life is very active, you'll always know of at least one person in a fraternity/sorority. Not only do we have "traditional" frats/sororities, we also have a fair amount of cultural ones.

Greek life at Johnson & Wales University Providence campus is unlike anything i have ever experienced. With so many Sororities and Fraternities on campus, it is almost like we have our own little community. Every organization on campus does whatever they can to support each other especially when it comes to fundraising for our philanthropies. The friends made within Greek life (including Alumni) become a great way to network and find job or internship opportunities all over.

Barely

I'm not about that greek life.

Very large and active Greek Life. All of the sororities and frats are highly involved in the community and are always volunteering or attending events.

There is a great presence of greek life yet hazing is a huge problem as well as discrimination and lack of 'Greek Row

If interested, figure out which greek life club meets the needs of why you would like to participate.

Very small greek life

As a member of Greek Life on campus, I believe it is an excellent opportunity for students to improve as a person. It gets students involved in community service, on campus activities, and networking. Members of Greek organizations tend to have higher GPAs because it means a lot to them and they also have very strong values. I also promote Greek Life to prospective students.

Super expensive, but can be fun if you know how to budget your party to work ratio.