Campus Life

Food at the new dining hall is getting better and better as local food buying has been a new interest of 2012-2013

Didn't visit.

Here on campus there is ONE dining hall. It gets repetitive after your first week, they have one station that changes every day, but it is usually full of slop, all of the other stations don't change at all.

The food takes some getting used to but there is a large variety to choose from and for the most part the food is good.

The Holmes Dining Hall provides a range of healthy options for students to choose from. However, most simply choose to repetitively eat the same fried foods that are offered, which include chicken patties and french fries, as well as hamburgers, grilled cheese, and hot dogs. A salad bar is included in the buffet-style eating area. The North Street Bistro, in the Hammond Campus Center, offers a much broader range of hours and foods, including a Build Your Own Burger station and Subway. The quality of the food in both dining areas is decent, though not exceptional.

The food at FSU is much better than other colleges

There is a lot of food provided but the quality sucks. A lot of things seem fake and there aren't any options. The food looks good but it doesn't taste as good. Going to eat on campus is pretty much a hit and miss. Thankfully there are take-out places near by but it isn't too healthy. The school does take into consideration people's opinions.

The food could definitely use variety but overall, its good It is a buffet style service and the salad bar is always open for lunch and dinner. Every tuesday is taco tuesday. However if you have allergies, your choices really are limited because they tend to use the same ingredients and the same cooking supplies with everything.

The dining hall is good. They offer a huge variety of things so whatever your preference, they will have it!

The school offers decently priced meal plans that are worth spending the extra money on. There are two main dining areas, The Commuter Cafe and The Dining Hall. The Commuter Cafe offers a variety of grab-and-go meals for students to eat quickly between classes. There is a great variety of foods (including vegan and vegetarian choices) but prices tend to be a little on the expensive side. The Dining Hall offers cheaper food but the variety suffers a bit. The food is freshly cooked and the dining area is always well-stocked and clean. Between the two areas, everyone can find something tasty that will satisfy them.

There are two fraternities and three sororities. Neither are directly affiliated with the school (no school sponsored greek housing).

I am not involved in any however my friends that are say they love it. I always enjoy hearing their stories.

There are two fraternities at Fitchburg State University, Sigma Pi and Sigma Tau Gamma, and three sororities, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Alpha Sigma Tau, and Phi Sigma Sigma. All are involved in volunteer and charity work, as well as numerous other campus events.

FSU offers six different frats and sororities

I've never been a part of it.

We have two Fraternities and three Sororities.

There are several fraternities and sororities across campus who live in houses nearby. Membership is open to anyone who would like to join and make friends. Joining the Greek Life is a great way to give yourself a support circle of peers who want to push you to succeed.

Fraternities and Sororities are a great way to get activley involved in the community, and FSU offers them with great honor and integrity.

We do have greek life on campus.

Im not really into that life but they are good