University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Campus Life

I've only tried the food during campus visits and I think they are alright. Students should balance their diets however since the food can be tempting. If campus dining isn't for you, then you can also try the different restaurants around campus.

FreshFood Company (17th hall) is where it is at. They usually have the most and the best options when it comes to food. You can also look online to see what's going to be in the dining hall but sometimes it isn't correct. Sadly, there are days when the food isn't good no matter where you go.

Dorm food is not great, but on campus food and dining options are awesome.

Food is alright in the dining halls, but being near the city there are tons of different restaurants and grocery stores near campus.

The food isn't bad but it's nothing special

It's college food. It was about as good as I expected to be. There are lots of good restaurants on campus or very nearby.

Lots of different dining opportunities for students on campus. Flex pay makes paying easier as well.

Almost each dorm has their own dining hall except the Superblock hall.

On campus food is extremely expensive for what it is (it comes out to like $10 a meal). Even out of the dorms, there are no real grocery stores around campus, so getting food can be tough.

I honestly just love food, and I like every type of food, so this might be biased, but I enjoyed their food during my visits to see my friends and relatives living on campus here.

I don't really know too much about greek life at the U, I just know that there is a huge presence on campus. There are also a lot of multicultural greek houses on campus! I hear it is a great way to meet people, make friends, and make connections.

I don't know, I'm not familiar with Greek Life on campus

Greek life is very serious here at the University of Minnesota.

i'm not too terribly interested in greek life, but there is multiple fraternities and sororities.

I am personally not a part of greek life, but it always seems fun. There's weekly parties and formal dinners. Rushing to be in the greek life can become challenging if a student doesn't have the necessary fund to be a part of it, but there are always informal greek life that a student can join and I am sure it will be just as great.

Sorority Row is located near what is called The Beach where greek life students gather to play Frisbee, tan, and socialize.

There is a lot.

Take a little walk down Frat Row and one can instantly say Being Greek here is something Big.

Greek Life is becoming a growing part of campus and these groups do a lot of volunteering in our community.

A lot of students join Greek life, but you won't be left out if it isn't for you.