FAQs

A meal plan is a convenient, prepaid way for students to enjoy meals on campus without the hassle of carrying cash or cards. Linked directly to a student’s CrimsonCard, the meal plan is activated with a quick swipe at any IU Indianapolis Dining Services location.

Meal plans are billed through the student’s Bursar account—just like tuition and fees—so there’s no payment required at the time of service. Students can choose what they want to eat, when they want it.

In addition to simplifying campus dining, meal plans offer significant cost savings compared to paying for individual meals out of pocket. They also help us maintain high food quality while keeping prices as low as possible.

Our meal plans include three components: Meal Swipes, Swipe Swaps, and Dining Dollars, each designed for flexibility and value. Learn more about each in the sections below.

Meal Swipes grant access to all-you-care-to-eat dining at Tower Dining—the heart of campus dining. Enjoy everything from made-to-order stir fry and a fully stocked salad bar to daily chef specials, fresh fruit, decadent desserts, and classic favorites like pizza—perfect fuel for studying.

Each Meal Swipe equals one entry to Tower Dining. It can also be used for a Swipe Swap—a convenient way to use a swipe at select retail dining locations. (Learn more about Swipe Swaps in the next section.)

The number of Meal Swipes included in a plan depends on the option you choose. Click here to explore meal plan options.

To use a swipe, simply present your CrimsonCard to the cashier when entering Tower Dining. One swipe will be deducted from your account, and your receipt will show your remaining balance. For details on tracking usage or how swipes and Dining Dollars carry over, see our Meal Plan Balance and Usage information.

Swipe Swaps are a flexible way to use your Meal Swipes for carryout meals at select campus dining locations. Unlike traditional Meal Swipes used for dine-in at Tower Dining, Swipe Swaps let you grab a meal to go from Tower Dining or Tower Den by Denny’s.

Each Swipe Swap is equivalent to one Meal Swipe, and meal plan holders can use up to two Swipe Swaps per day.

Perfect for busy days or meals on the run, Swipe Swaps give you more ways to make your meal plan work with your schedule.

Dining Dollars are prepaid funds loaded onto a student’s CrimsonCard as part of their IU Indianapolis Meal Plan. They work just like a debit card and can be used at any IU Indianapolis Dining Services location on campus.

The big advantage? Savings.
While 1 Dining Dollar equals 1 U.S. dollar, students automatically receive a discount on every purchase made with Dining Dollars. This includes:

• Sales tax exemption (available to all students), and

• An additional 5% discount exclusively for IU Indianapolis Meal Plan holders.

To use Dining Dollars, students simply present their CrimsonCard at checkout. The amount is deducted from their balance, and the receipt will show how much remains.

For details on how Dining Dollars and Meal Swipes carry over between terms, see our Meal Plan Balance and Usage Information.

Bonus Swipes are extra Meal Swipes included with select meal plans. They can be used in two ways:

• To treat a guest to a meal at Tower Dining, or

• As an additional swipe for the meal plan holder if they run out of their regular allotment.

Bonus Swipes add flexibility to your plan and are perfect for visiting friends or those times you need an extra meal.

The following meal plans each include 5 free Bonus Swipes:

• All Access 7-Day

• All Access 5-Day

• 14 Per Week

If you’re not automatically enrolled through on-campus housing, signing up for a meal plan is quick and easy.

Visit the Meal Plan website to browse available options and choose the plan that best fits your needs. You'll log in with your university credentials to complete your selection.

Note: Students living in Ball Hall, University Tower, or North Hall are automatically enrolled in the All-Access 7-Day Plan when they submit their signed housing contract. No additional action is needed.

If you live off-campus or in other university housing (such as Riverwalk), you'll need to sign up manually.

All meal plans are charged to the student’s bursar account. Pay options on those accounts can be viewed on the Bursar's website.  Purdue students can pay by visiting the Purdue Bursar's website.

Yes! IU Indianapolis Dining offers exclusive incentives to help you get the most out of your meal plan.

• Early Sign-Up Bonus
  Students who enroll in a Fall or Spring Meal Plan by the designated priority date receive 5 additional incentive swipes—perfect for extra meals or inviting a guest.

• Referral Rewards
  Dining with friends pays off! When you refer a friend to sign up for a meal plan during the Fall semester, you'll receive $50 in Dining Dollars, and your friend will receive $25.

These offers are a great way to boost your dining benefits—and your social life on campus. Check out Meal Plan Incentives for current deadlines and program details.

Required meal plans:

• Plans for Ball Hall, North Hall, and University Tower residents
• Two types of plans available: All Access Plans and Per Week Plans
  • All Access Plans allow students unlimited visits to Tower Dining
  • Limited Per Week Plans allow students up to a set number of visits to Tower Dining per week
• Varying amounts of Dining Dollars are included in these plans.
• See Meal Plan Balance and Usage Information to learn about how meal swipes and dining dollars carryover.
• The All Access 7 Day Meal Plan is automatically assigned by Auxiliary Services for the entire contract period of the student's Housing and Residence Life contract. Students are able to switch their plan once per semester. See Changes and Cancellations section for more information on how to change the plan.
• These plans can be viewed by clicking here.

Elective meal plans: 

• Plans for students living in Riverwalk, Graduate Townhomes, off-campus and commuters.
• Three types of plans available: All Access Plans, Per Week Plan, and Semester Plans
  • All Access Plans allow students unlimited visits to Tower Dining
  • Per Week Plans allow students up to a set number of visits to Tower Dining per week
  • Semester Plans allow students up to a set number of visits to Tower Dining per semester
• Varying amounts of Dining Dollars are included in these plans.
• See Meal Plan Balance and Usage Information to learn about how meal swipes and dining dollars carryover.
• These plans can be viewed by clicking here.

Required meal plans:

• Plans for North Hall residents.
• Two types of plans available: All Access Plans and Per Week Plans
  • All Access Plans allow students unlimited visits to Tower Dining
  • Limited Per Week Plans allow students up to a set number of visits to Tower Dining per week
• Varying amounts of Dining Dollars are included in these plans.
• See Meal Plan Balance and Usage Information to learn about how meal swipes and dining dollars carryover.
• The All Access 7 Day Meal Plan is automatically assigned by Auxiliary Services for the entire contract period of the student's Housing and Residence Life contract. Students are able to switch their plan once per semester. See Changes and Cancellations section for more information on how to change the plan.
• These plans can be viewed by clicking here.

Elective meal plans: 

• Plans for students living in Riverwalk, Graduate Townhomes, off-campus and commuters.
• Three types of plans available: All Access Plans, Per Week Plan, and Semester Plans
  • All Access Plans allow students unlimited visits to Tower Dining
  • Per Week Plans allow students up to a set number of visits to Tower Dining per week
  • Semester Plans allow students up to a set number of visits to Tower Dining per semester
• Varying amounts of Dining Dollars are included in these plans.
• See Meal Plan Balance and Usage Information to learn about how meal swipes and dining dollars carryover.
• These plans can be viewed by clicking here.

Choosing a meal plan depends on two key things:

• Where you live

• How often you plan to eat on campus

Required Meal Plans (For Residents of Ball Hall, North Hall, or University Tower)

If you live in one of these halls, you’ll be automatically enrolled in a Required Meal Plan. These plans center around Tower Dining with all-you-care-to-eat access and a smaller amount of Dining Dollars for snacks or coffee at campus retail spots.

You’ll be enrolled in the All-Access 7-Day Plan by default, but you may switch to one of the options below if you’re eligible:

• All-Access 7-Day Plan
  Unlimited meals at Tower Dining, 7 days a week

  • $50 Dining Dollars
    Eligibility: All students

• All-Access 5-Day Plan
  Unlimited meals Monday–Friday at Tower Dining

  • $200 Dining Dollars
    Ideal for students who go home or work on weekends

• 14-Per-Week Plan
  14 meals per week at Tower Dining

  • $150 Dining Dollars
    Eligibility: Sophomore standing or higher

Elective Meal Plans (For Off-Campus or Riverwalk Residents)

If you don’t live in a required meal plan residents hall, you can choose an Elective Meal Plan based on how often you’ll dine on campus. These plans include Dining Dollars for retail dining (like Campus Center food spots) and a few Meal Swipes for Tower Dining.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

Still Not Sure?
Think about how often you’ll eat on campus, and whether you prefer dine-in meals (Tower Dining and The Den) or grab-and-go retail dining. You can always compare plans here or contact IU Indianapolis Meal Plans for guidance.

The Early Move-In Meal Plan provides meal access for students arriving early for programs such as Bridge Week and Boiler Gold Rush, typically two weekends before the start of fall semester classes.

What's included:

• Three Meal Swipes per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)

• Valid at Tower Dining only

• Swipes are active from your early move-in date until the Saturday before fall semester classes begin

Expiration:

• Meal Swipes: Expire when fall semester meal plans are activated (Saturday before classes begin)

• Dining Dollars: Expire at the end of the day following the last day of spring semester final exams

IU Indianapolis Meal Plans are for use at IU Indianapolis Dining Services-Chartwells managed locations only. These are food locations on campus in various IU Indianapolis buildings. The Meal Swipes are used at Tower Dining (and Tower Den) and the Dining Dollars can be used at any of the IU Indianapolis Dining Services locations. Click here for IU Indianapolis Dining Services locations.   

IU Indianapolis Meal Plans can only be used at on-campus dining locations managed by IU Indianapolis Dining Services (Chartwells). They cannot be used at:

• Vending machines

• Tea's Me Café

• IU Health, Eskenazi, or Riley Hospitals

• Off-campus restaurants or grocery stores that accept the Crimson Card

Additional notes:

• Meal Plans cannot be transferred to Crimson Cash or used at other Indiana University campuses.

• Dining Dollars included in your Meal Plan are not the same as Crimson Cash.

Elective Meal Plans can be purchased by any Indianapolis student that does not live in University Tower, North Hall, or Ball Residence Hall.

Required Meal Plans must be purchased by students who reside in University Tower, North Hall, or Ball Hall.

Block 10, 15, 20 and Apartment Meal Plans are loaded onto the Crimson Card and available for use two Saturdays prior to the first day of fall semester class. Meal Swipes expire at the close of dinner service at Tower Dining on the last day of spring semester final exams. Dining Dollars expire at the close of business the day after the last day of spring semester final exams.

The All Access 7 Day, All Access 5 Day, and 14 Per Week Meal Plans are loaded onto the Crimson Card and available for use on the Saturday before the first day of fall semester classes. Meal Swipes expire at the close of dinner service at Tower Dining on the last day of fall semester final exams. Dining Dollars expire at the close of business the day after the last day of spring semester final exams.

Important:  Tower Dining is closed during Thanksgiving Break, Winter Break and Spring Break. Students  staying on campus during these times must plan accordingly as the meal plan does not include meals during these breaks. Please click here for more information on important dates regarding meal plans.

Block 10, 15, 20 and Apartment Meal Plans are loaded onto the Crimson Card and available for use on the Sunday before the first day of spring semester classes. Meal Swipes expire at the close of dinner service at Tower Dining on the last day of spring semester final exams. Dining Dollars expire at the close of business the day after the last day of spring semester final exams.

The All Access 7 Day, All Access 5 Day, and 14 Per Week Meal Plans are loaded onto the Crimson Card and available for use on the Sunday before the first day of spring semester classes. Meal Swipes expire at the close of dinner service at Tower Dining on the last day of spring semester final exams. Dining Dollars expire at the close of business the day after the last day of spring semester final exams.

Important:  Tower Dining is closed during Thanksgiving Break, Winter Break and Spring Break. Students  staying on campus during these times must plan accordingly as the meal plan does not include meals during these breaks. Please click here for more information on important dates regarding meal plans.

Unfortunately at this time IU Indianapolis does not offer summer meal plans and Tower Dining restaurant is only open for pre-arranged group reservations.

The Campus Center food court and other satellite retail locations are open with limited hours of operation during this time.

Tower Dining opens for breakfast, lunch and dinner beginning two Saturdays before the first day of fall semester classes to accommodate the Bridge Week Program, other university programs, and students that move in early. Additionally, the Campus Center food court is open with limited hours of operation during this time. Refer to the Hours and Locations for up-to-date hours during this time.

The fall semester meal plans, Block 10, 15, 20 and Apartment Meal Plans, are activated early so students can use them during the Bridge Program. These plans are only available for students that do not live in Ball Hall, North Hall or University Tower.

For students moving into Ball Hall, North Hall or University Tower prior to the normal move in date (the Saturday before classes start in the fall) the Early Move In Plan is automatically assigned and charged to their bursar account.

Students that participate in the All Access 7 Day, All Access 5 Day or 14 Per Week who do not live in Ball Hall, North Hall or University Tower and move in prior to the normal move in date (the Saturday before classes start in the fall) are able to purchase the Early Move In Plan.  Call the meal plan office at (317) 274-2700 or email meals@iu.edu to purchase this plan. Refer to the Hours and Locations for up-to-date hours during this time.

Elective meal plan holders agree to the terms and condition when purchasing the meal plan online. Required meal plan holders agree to the terms and conditions when signing the Housing and Residence Life (HRL) contract. The HRL contract specifies the requirement to purchase a Required Meal Plan and agree to its terms and conditions.

Students can review the Terms and Conditions here.

There are a few ways to check how much of your Meal Plan you've used:

1. Meal Plan Enrollment Website
   Visit the Meal Plan Enrollment Website to view your meal swipe and Dining Dollar balances.

   • Please note: Only your active Meal Plan will appear. If you’ve purchased a second plan, its balance will not be visible until your current plan is fully used.

   • This method does not show balances for future plans.

2. Check My Balance (Dining Dollars only)
   Use the Check My Balance link to view your Dining Dollar balance via the Crimson Card portal.

   • This page also displays other funds like Crimson Cash, EZ Deposit, and more.

   • Meal swipes are not shown on this site.

It depends on the type of meal plan you have:

Block Plans & Apartment Plans

• Unused meal swipes carry over from fall to spring semester.

• Any remaining swipes at the end of the spring semester are forfeited.

  No swipes roll over to future semesters beyond spring.
  Tip: Use all your swipes each academic year to get the full value of your plan.

All-Access & 14 Per Week Plans

• Unused meal swipes do NOT carry over:

  • Not from week to week

  • Not from fall to spring semester

  • Not to any future semester
    Be sure to use your weekly swipes—they reset each week and do not accumulate.

Unused Dining Dollars on all plans roll or carry over from fall to spring semester. Any unused Dining Dollars at the end of spring semester are forfeited. There is no carryover from spring to any future semester. Be sure to use all of your Dining Dollars to get the most value from your meal plan. 

Students in need of food accommodations must register with the appropriate offices:

• IU Indianapolis students should register with Accessible Educational Services (AES).

• Purdue students should register with the Disability Resource Center (DRC).

These offices will review your request and determine eligibility for formal accommodations. Once approved, AES/DRC will work with the IU Indianapolis Dining Services Executive Chef to help implement the accommodations.

Please note: Registering with AES or DRC is separate from completing the online form about food allergies and dietary restrictions submitted before Orientation. Even if you completed that form, you must still register with AES (click here) or DRC (click here) to receive official accommodations.

Accessible Educational Services (AES) or the Disability Resource Center (DRC), in collaboration with the IU Indianapolis Dining Services Executive Chef, will help determine whether reasonable accommodations can be made.

Typically, the executive chef is able to accommodate most allergies and dietary restrictions; however, there are limitations within a high-volume dining environment. In such cases, students should consider whether living in a residential facility with a required meal plan is the best option.

It may be more suitable to live in an apartment-style residence hall, where students have greater control over the food they prepare and eat.

If you have special dietary needs create an Allergen ID at Dine on Campus at IUIndy.  This will create a digital ID card that can be printed or uploaded to your smartphone wallet.  Take a short survey that will help inform our chefs and managers of your dietary concerns. Use your Allergen ID card to privately inform the dining staff at any dining location of your dietary needs.  

Our culinary team is trained to develop a delicious solution to meet your needs.  Someone will reach back out to you to discuss your dining options and make accommodations if possible.

Yes. Students can change their meal plan up to two times each semester.

Changes must be made by the second Friday of the semester.
After that deadline, no further changes are allowed.

You can change your meal plan up to two times per semester, but all changes must be submitted by the second Friday of the semester. No changes are allowed after this deadline.

The process depends on when you make the change and where you live.

Step 1: Timing of Your Change

Before your Meal Plan Activation Date

(Check your confirmation email for this date.)

1. Go to the IU Indianapolis Meal Plan Enrollment Website and log in using your university username and passphrase.

2. You’ll see your current plan with a “Change Plan” or “Cancel Plan” button:

   • Ball Hall, North Hall, or University Tower residents: Click Change Plan and follow the prompts.

   • Riverwalk, Graduate Townhomes, commuters, or off-campus students: Click Cancel Plan to remove your current plan, then re-enroll in a new one.

On or After Your Meal Plan Activation Date

1. Visit the IU Indianapolis Meal Plan Enrollment Website and log in.

2. Click “Contact Us” in the top right corner.

3. Select “Change My Plan” from the How can we help you? dropdown and complete the form.

Step 2: Know Your Housing-Based Options

If you live in Ball Hall, North Hall, or University Tower, your ability to change plans depends on your class standing:

• Freshmen may switch to:
  All Access 5-Day Plan only

• Sophomores and above may switch to:
  All Access 5-Day Plan
  14 Per Week Plan

Important: About the All Access 5-Day Plan

Before switching to the All Access 5-Day Plan, please consider your weekend dining needs:

• This plan offers unlimited meal swipes Monday through Friday only.

• No meal swipes are available on weekends.

• If you remain on campus on Saturday or Sunday, only Tower Dining is open, and you’ll need to use Dining Dollars to purchase meals.

We only recommend this plan for students who do not rely on campus dining over the weekend.

Meal plan cancellation policies and procedures depend on your housing status and the date you request cancellation. For full details, please review the Terms and Conditions.

General Cancellation Guidelines

• Cancellation deadline: Cancellations are accepted through 11:59 p.m. on the second Friday of the semester.

• Charges: You are responsible for meal plan charges up to the later of either your official cancellation date or the last day you use the meal plan.

• No prorations will be made for move-outs during the final four weeks of the semester.

• A meal plan cancellation buyout fee equal to 20% of the semester cost will be charged unless otherwise exempt (see exemptions below). This fee is separate from any housing buyout fees.

• Timely communication with the Meal Plans office can help you avoid the buyout fee, contact us a meals@iu.edu.

Cancellation by Housing Status

Students Living in Riverwalk, Graduate Townhomes, Off-Campus, or Commuters

• Cancellations must be made by 11:59 p.m. on the second Friday of the semester.

• To cancel, visit the IU Indianapolis Campus Dining Enrollment Website and log in with your university ID and passphrase.

• If a “Cancel Plan” button appears, click it to cancel your meal plan. You will receive a confirmation email.

• After your meal plan activation date, cancellations must be requested by contacting the Meal Plans office at meals@iu.edu or through the IU Indianapolis Meal Plan Inquiry form.

• Required meal plan cancellations follow the Housing and Residence Life cancellation policy but can only occur if you are released from your housing contract.

Students Living in Ball Hall, North Hall, or University Tower

• Meal plan cancellations are only accepted if your housing contract is officially canceled and approved by the Housing Department.

• When your housing contract is canceled, your meal plan will be automatically canceled on the same date.

• Although communication is shared directly between Housing and the Meal Plan Office, it is strongly recommended that you contact meals@iu.edu to confirm your cancellation and ensure accurate processing.

Elective Meal Plans

• Cancellations of elective meal plans (fall and spring) are accepted through 11:59 p.m. on the second Friday of the respective semester.

• Cancellation requests are only considered under these circumstances:

  • Cancellation before the official Fall Semester move-in date

  • Academic dismissal

  • Participation in IU Indianapolis-sponsored out-of-state programs (e.g., internship, student teaching, study abroad)

  • Graduation before the end of the agreement period

  • Active military duty call

  • Visa denial

  • Serious medical issues documented by Accessible Educational Services (AES) requiring withdrawal or accommodation

• If any of these apply, contact meals@iu.edu immediately for assistance.

Cancellation Buyout Fee Exemptions

You will not be charged the buyout fee if your cancellation occurs due to:

• Cancellation before the official Fall Semester move-in date

• Academic dismissal

• IU Indianapolis-sponsored out-of-state program participation

• Graduation before the end of the agreement

• Active military duty

• Visa denial

• Documentation from AES for serious medical reasons or accommodation requests

Notify meals@iu.edu as soon as possible if these exemptions apply.

How Meal Plans are Prorated

• Traditional Meal Plans (All Access 7 Day, All Access 5 Day, 14 Per Week) are prorated based on your cancellation date using a daily rate.

• Block Meal Plans are charged based on your actual usage of Meal Swipes and Dining Dollars.

Yes, there is a cancellation fee depend on your housing status and when you cancel. See details below:

Students in Riverwalk, Graduate Townhomes, Off-Campus, or Commuters

• You may cancel your meal plan without a buyout fee if the cancellation is submitted by 11:59 p.m. on the second Friday of the semester.

• Any unused balance will be credited back to your bursar account.

• Cancellations after this deadline may be subject to additional charges or restrictions.

Students in Ball Hall, North Hall, or University Tower

• If your housing contract is canceled, a meal plan buyout fee equal to 20% of the semester cost will be charged to your bursar account and is separate to the Housing and Residence Life (HRL) cancellation fee, unless you are exempt.

If you believe you qualify for an exemption or need help with the buyout fee process, contact the Meal Plans Office at meals@iu.edu as soon as possible.

A Meal Plan Buyout Fee (equal to 20% of the semester cost) may be charged when canceling a required meal plan. This fee is separate from any housing cancellation fees.

However, you may be eligible to request an appeal of this fee through one of the following two options:

Option 1: Apply for a Housing Buyout Fee Exemption

• If you apply for and are approved for a Housing and Residence Life (HRL) Buyout Fee exemption, you may also be exempt from the Meal Plan Buyout Fee.

  • This exemption is not guaranteed.

• Required meal plans can only be canceled if you are officially released from your housing contract.

✅ Option 2: Switch to an Elective Meal Plan

• If you are no longer living in Ball Hall, North Hall, or University Tower but remain an enrolled IU Indianapolis student, you can request to switch to an Elective Meal Plan of equal or greater value (e.g., Block 15 or Apartment Meal Plan).

• This may qualify you for a Meal Plan Buyout Fee appeal.

• To request, visit the IU Indianapolis Meal Plan Website and complete the Meal Plan Inquiry Form.

Important Notes About Meal Plan Cancellations

• You are responsible for meal plan charges up to the later of:

  • The date of your official cancellation OR

  • The last date you use your meal plan.

• No adjustments or refunds will be made for move-outs during the final four weeks of the semester.

• The cancellation date is based on when your plan is deactivated in the Crimson Card system.

When the Buyout Fee Is Automatically Waived

You will not be charged the 20% buyout fee if your cancellation is due to any of the following:

• Cancellation before the official Fall move-in date

• Academic dismissal

• Participation in an IU Indianapolis-sponsored out-of-state program (e.g., internship, student teaching, or study abroad)

• Graduation before the end of the agreement

• Called to active military duty

• Visa application denied

• Medical withdrawal or accommodation, with documentation from Accessible Educational Services (AES)

If any of these apply, email meals@iu.edu immediately for help with your cancellation and waiver request.

The best way to keep up with all the dining services information and programs is by connecting with IU Indy Eats via social media–  Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to like the page while you are there. Another great resource for events and hours is on the Dine On Campus website. Additionally, as a meal plan member, you will receive periodic emails with information about your meal plan as well as dining events, limited time offers, hours of operation, reminders and updates.  Stay up to date with the latest information, click here.

IU Indianapolis Meal Plans are accepted at all IU Indianapolis Dining Services (Chartwells) locations and include substantial discounts on food purchases.

Crimson Cash can also be used at Dining Services locations and many off-campus restaurants and retailers, but it does not include discounts at dining halls.

Each account offers different benefits:

• Meal Plans = On-campus dining with discounts

• Crimson Cash = Wider flexibility, including off-campus use

To get the best value, consider purchasing both.
When both accounts are available, your Meal Plan is used first at IU Indianapolis Dining Services locations.

Chartwells welcomes your feedback, it helps us improve your dining experience! Whether you have a comment, concern, or suggestion (like wanting different food options or alerting us to an issue), there are several ways to share:

For Immediate Feedback

1. Text Management
   Look for the Chattback sign at any dining location for a number you can text directly. Messages go straight to on-site management.

2. Speak to a Manager in Person
   Managers are available at each location and love to hear from you during your visit. You can get to know them by checking out their bios and photos.

Call or Email a Manager

Refer to the Chartwells Management Contact List to find email addresses and phone numbers for each dining location.

Talk to Your Hall Council Representative

Share your feedback with your residence hall's council rep. They meet regularly with Dining Services to relay student concerns and suggestions.

Participate in Surveys

At least once each semester, you’ll receive a short survey asking for feedback on your dining experience, be sure to take part!

Please reach out to the Office of Auxiliary Services via phone, email or in-person.  Walk-in hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Calls and emails answered Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. please allow 1 business day to return voicemail and/or email.  The office is closed during all university holidays.