Dining Halls

Students at Michigan State University are blown away by all the options and the convenience the dining halls have to offer them as they begin their college careers.

MSU senior Stephanie Traudt stayed in Holden Hall her first two years on campus, Traudt said it was really nice in the dorms, could just go whenever and there was always food available for you to eat.

Many students feel the same way when it comes to having the food already cooked for you as MSU senior Taylor Cutting who stayed in Emmons Hall said "It was nice to have things precooked you didn't really have to put any work in and you could go up there eat whatever you wanted." 

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