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We are committed to nourishing all guests by providing nutritious options that fit each need, no matter where they dine on campus. We support students with food allergies and special diets for medical, religious or personal reasons by providing the knowledge and resources necessary for students to make informed food choices in our dining locations.


Where to Start

1.  Download and print our Allergen Guide

2.  Notify Student Disabilities Services of your allergies and/or special dietary needs. 

3.  Student Disabilities Services will contact the dining team directly to set up a meeting. We’ll work with you to develop a plan to help navigate the dining locations and find the best solution regarding your meal plan.

4.  Keep in touch. If we do not hear from you, we believe that you are successfully navigating the dining locations.


Dedicated Dining Areas

  • The True Balance Station
    Offers a complete meal made without gluten and the top 9 food allergens (milk, eggs, wheat, soy, shellfish, fish, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame). A dedicated and trained staff member will serve you from this station with a clean plate each time.  This station is AllerCheck certified indicating that it follows the proper processes and procedures to minimize the risk of cross-contact and serves menu items prepared with verified ingredients. The True Balance station is audited by an independent agency at least once per year
  • The Gluten Solutions Station
    Is another option for students avoiding gluten. This station offers a complete meal and pasta selection and is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Dining Tips

  • Always read the menu, ingredient, and nutrition information for foods you wish to eat to ensure you are properly avoiding the appropriate foods.

  • When in doubt regarding ingredients in a particular food, direct your questions to our manager on duty.

  • Due to the self-serve nature of the residential dining halls, if you have been prescribed an epinephrine autoinjector, carry it with you at all times.

  • Items at self-service stations may be prepared individually for you in our kitchens, just ask a chef or manager or assistance.

  • Take caution with deep fried foods as frying oil is reused before being changed and may lead to cross-contact.
  • If you require further accommodations, please visit Student Disability Services.

Although we take great lengths to accommodate students with food allergies, we prepare food in open kitchens where cross contact with foods containing allergens may occur and we rely on our supplier's ingredient listings and may not be aware of ingredients contained in the food, but not listed on the container or packaging. As such, we cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment.


General Manager
Nikeshia Pointe

Regional Registered Dietitian
Kelli Wood, MS, RD, LDN