Campus Life

The dining hall is fairly new that serves food during breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours. There is a salad bar that is open during all hours and it is pretty delicious. There is also a dessert and ice cream section for those who have a major sweet tooth. All of this is included in the price you pay for the meal plan. But if you choose otherwise, you may be welcomed into the Co-op: A Vegetarian Kitchen Cooperative located in the heart of Booth-Centennial. In order to become a member, you must apply (the application process takes place every semester during fall and spring). If accepted, not only do you take part in consuming outstanding vegetarian and vegan food that is either organic or local grown, you must take shifts to cook and clean up as well. The Co-op is great for making new, long-lasting friendships and not to mention, you become almost like a family with these people. If you have a meal plan at the dining hall, you won't pay an extra dime because a part of the money from your meal plan goes directly to the Co-op. But if you are a commuter without a meal plan, then you must pay a fee each semester (fall and spring). Remember, once you've been accepted, you will always be a member!

The dining hall offers an unlimited meal plan that always has burgers, pizza, deli and salads. There are specialty foods that are offered everyday that are made by actual chefs.

Other than the dining hall being down a steep hill, the food is pretty good and the facility is very nice.

The dining hall has various stations. Pasta, Sandwich Bar, Ice Cream and Dessert station, International Food dish, Waffle Station(During the Breakfast, and so on)
Inconvenient dining hours depending on your schedule and sometimes the food can become boring.
The Bistro you have to pay for with your own money but the food is fantastic. Healthy options like smoothies, fruit salads. And they have coffee and tea!

The dining hall has a good selection that changes often. Also, when you get a meal plan it is a flat-rate. A set price for unlimited dining all year and buffet style eating. Commuter students can by a different meal plan that limits the amount of swipes. If you live on campus a meal plan is required. A co-op is available on campus for people who are vegetarian/vegan or have food allergies through an application for free.