COME IN. SIT DOWN. FILL UP. GET GOING.

Enjoy delicious, well-balanced, and nutritious meals at almost any time of day all over campus using your meal plan - the most cost-effective way to dine on campus.

Eat your meals in any combination you’d like at the Hazel O. Wilson Dining Commons. If you’re a night owl, skip
breakfast and eat lunch and dinner before grabbing a late-night snack. If you miss a meal, grab an extra one later
that week. Every time you eat at the Dining Commons, one credit is subtracted from your weekly total using your
RebelCard. Meals are credited on Monday and must be used by Sunday dinner. Unused meals are not transferred to
the following week.

NEED A CHANGE OF SCENE?

Each meal plan comes with Dining Dollars credited to your RebelCard, which allows you to have a meal at any
campus eatery. Be sure to use your Dining Dollars by the end of the spring semester, since extra Dining Dollars will
not be refunded or carried over to the fall semester.

MEAL PLAN CHOICES

Note: If you’re a traditional freshman, you must select from the 19, 16, or 14 meals/week plans.

*The cost/meal calculation does not include the Dining Dollar amount.

Still hungry or too full?

Students may request a meal plan change during the third week of classes at the Campus Housing office. There is a $10 processing fee to change your plan.

Gotta date?

Use your card to treat your friends to a meal at the Dining Commons. Remember, though, if you run out of meals for the week, you’ll have to use your dining dollars or pay cash to eat on campus.

Lose your card?

Report it immediately to RebelCard Services and Sodexho Food Services (located on the north side of the Tonopah Complex). You will be allowed meals for one day while you get your new RebelCard.

Commuter Student Meal Plans

If you are interested in purchasing a commuter student meal plan please contact Sodexho at 895-3858.

Don’t live on campus, but you’d still like to take advantage of the great meals at the Dining Commons? The Dining Commons is open to the public, but commuter students can buy their own meal plan to save money.