University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown Campus Life

Pretty standard cafeteria food.

Decent enough. It's cafeteria food; it's not going to be spectacular. But they do mix the main food line up, and always have pizza and burgers in case you don't like main line food. The little shops are good enough (including Subway and Pizza Hut), but overpriced.

The food is okay, nothing too great. But what cafeteria food is? The tuck shops has more variety, with a subway, a grill, a taco/burrito grill, Pizza Hut, and a mini panera, so if you get sick of the cafe food you can go to one of those places.

As stated earlier, you will spend most of your dining time at the tuck shop, where in there is a subway, pizza-hut, and other eateries. The food is prepared by the catering company Sodexo. Food tends to be overcooked but still edible and enjoyable.

The food and dining is pretty generic just like any other college campus. They offer many choices; however, the dining hall hours can be pretty inconvenient at times. The food grows tiresome and repetitive as each semester passes.

UPJ provides a vast variety of cuisine to its student body. Also the cafeteria is conveniently located so that it is easy to get to, Whether it's grill food, international food, or a salad bar; my school ensures I do not go hungry.

Although the food in the cafeteria may not be the best, there is always a lot to choose from. There are so many different choices when you walk into the student union. There is something for each person's liking.

Sodexo provides all of the on campus food. There are two primary dining halls, one in the student union, the other in the largest housing facility, a cafe, and the Tuck Shop which provides convenient access to quick meals. The dining halls change the food each day providing sufficient variety that it does not get old.

The food here could be better, but the cafe has good and bad days. There is never a time where you can not find something to eat.

This is a tricky one because I usually make my own food at school, but our school does offer a few great places to eat other than the main cafeteria.

I was a member of Greek life and loved it! The fraternities and sororities are small, so you know all of your sisters/brothers. Greek life is a ton of fun too with events like Greek week which is a week of sororities and fraternities competing in intramural games. There are open parties and people who will become your best friends. Students who think Greek life is nothing but partying, however, will be disappointed. Each fraternity and sorority participates in their own philanthropies and activities. There are a lot of opportunities to work with local charities and to take leadership roles. My experience with a leadership role in my sorority actually landed me an internship at State Farm. Greek life also requires you to maintain a certain GPA which varies for each organization.

Theres many sororities and fraternities to join.

There is Greek Life on campus, however I do not know how many of each Fraternity/Sorority there are.

The Greeks are very involved. About 30% of the students are greek. They have some of the highest GPA scores. Sororities: Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Zeta, Phi Sigma Sigma, Alpha Sigma Alpha Fraternities: Sigma Tau Gamma, Kappa Delta Rho, Delta Sigma Chi, Delta Chi, Acacia

I'm not involved in greek life so I cannot share much information.