Dining Services

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3.11.10
Campus news
Dining Services

Two unrelated acts of nature are currently affecting the availability of certain varieties of produce nationwide. The Western Washington University campus community may notice an impact in the resident dining halls and campus markets, as well as at local grocery stores and restaurants.

2.10.10
Campus news

Western Washington University President Bruce Shepard posted a new blog entry this morning on what one person called the "Starbuckization" of Wilson Library. Check out Bruce's new post here. In his post, Bruce talks about the Library's plans to create a "learning commons," part of which would be a new cafe, study and relaxation area.

1.27.10
Campus news
Dining Services

Western Washington University's Dining Services recently has lowered the prices on several of its best-selling food items.

The price of a peanut butter and jelly wedge sandwich has been lowered to $2.49 from $3.19. A starter caesar salad is now $1.99, down from $2.29. Baker’s Breakfast Cookies are $1 cheaper, now priced at $0.99. And the price of tuna salad has been lowered 20 cents to $1.79.

A few more prices:

10.26.09
Campus news
Dining Services | donations

Through Thursday, Nov. 12, Western Washington University Dining Services invites all students, faculty, staff and alumni at WWU to take part in a nationwide event called Helping Hands Across America, with the primary goal of providing as much non-perishable food as possible to local food banks. This effort is in conjunction with the Sodexo Foundation and the STOP Hunger initiative, which has a national objective of setting the Guinness World Record on Nov. 12 for The Largest Food Drive by a Non-Charitable Organization in a 24-hour Period in Multiple Locations.

8.21.09
Campus news

The annual steam shutdown will occur on campus Sunday, Aug. 30 to Thursday, Sept. 10. The Whatcom County Health Department requires accessibility to hot running water in restrooms for our customers in order for us to prepare and serve made-to-order food and beverages. During the steam shutdown, all hot running water on campus is turned off.

Miller Market, located on Red Square in its temporary location, will be the only University Dining venue open during this time: