Methodist University Dining

Happy National Hydration Day! Staying hydrated helps support energy, focus, temperature regulation, and overall wellness. Make water part of your daily routine and give your body what it needs to perform at its best.

Happy Fresh Veggies Day! Fresh, colorful, and full of flavor, veggies bring the crunch, freshness, and balance that make every meal better. Here’s to keeping it fresh today and every day!

A new semester starts with a plan. Make dining one less thing to worry about with meal plan options built for your campus lifestyle. Check out our website to see which option best fits what you need!

Now’s the perfect time to start thinking about your meal plan for next semester! Convenient, flexible, and designed to fit your campus routine. Check out our website for the perfect fit for you!

Happy Herbs & Spices Day! A little seasoning can change everything. From bold flavors to comfort food favorites, herbs and spices are what make every meal memorable. Here’s to the ingredients that bring every dish to life!

Happy World Oceans Day! From the food we eat to the air we breathe, our oceans impact everyday life in incredible ways. Today is a reminder to appreciate, protect, and care for the waters that connect us all.

Happy National Egg Day! From breakfast sandwiches to late-night scrambles, eggs are a college staple for a reason. Fast, filling, and packed with protein to keep you going between classes. Drop your favorite egg prep in the comments!

Thinking about next semester already? Now is the perfect time to start exploring meal plan options. Flexible, convenient, and designed to fit your schedule, meal plans make campus dining easier so you can focus on everything else ahead. Check out our website for more info!

Did you know that 50 billion hamburgers are consumed worldwide each year and that cheeseburgers only gained popularity in the 1920's? Get your grill on today!

Did you know that one of the earliest known observances dates back to Charleston, South Carolina, in May 1865? Later, in 1971, Congress enacted the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, establishing Memorial Day as the last Monday in May.