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Accommodation: The students live on campus and share their room with another person. This always created an atmosphere similar to a summer camp for me, as I got to see my friends every day. 
Food: There was more than enough food provided – there’s a buffet, a made-to-order restaurant, a café, and an Asian restaurant. All these options are included in the pre-purchased "meal plan," so there were no additional costs on campus. 
Activities and more: Another major part of campus life is fraternities and sororities. They offer interested students the opportunity to build a network, become part of a community, do charity work, and experience great parties. I joined the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and haven’t regretted it for a second. I made lifelong friendships there and felt very comfortable.

Accommodation: There are various housing options on campus, where students are accommodated based on their academic year (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior) and sports team (Football House, Rugby House, etc.), as well as fraternity houses. 
Food: The campus has a cafeteria, a café, a mini-supermarket, various fast-food outlets, and a Starbucks. Every day, students have a certain number of meal swipes they can use. In the city center, there are a few restaurants and a café. 
Activities and More: The campus has a gym, various sports fields, a library, social spaces, and study rooms, as well as plenty of options for grabbing food. There are various clubs and sports teams to join. Every weekend, fraternity parties are held in the fraternity houses. During Spring Break, I traveled to New York with a friend. I also visited Boston and spent a weekend in Washington.