Campus Life

Not too terribly many options for food but still delicious and good off-campus places.

There are currently three places on campus that take the meal plan, but they are building a new facility. There are numerous options, so everyone is satisfied here.

for our sized campus we have quite a few dining options, which can be nice. the food is usually pretty good, with the exception of seacobeck at certain times. there are increasing numbers of vegan and vegetarian options all around campus. for most of the semester there is eagle express which is a great way to use your flex and buy a muffin and coffee for breakfast without having to take the time to sit down and eat in a dining hall.

Wherever you go you are going to find that campus food is not great. Think of your high school cafeteria with slightly more selection. Mary Wash has three main dining facilities. There is Seacobeck Hall, or Seaco as us students affectionately call it. Seaco is your traditional dining hall. It is all you can eat buffet style and has a variety of different foods. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We also have the Underground where you can find sandwiches, soups, and salads that have fresh ingredients. Then there is the Eagles Nest. The Nest has a Vocelli's Pizza, a WoW wings, and a sandwich section. This is where you are gunna find your traditional fast food on campus.

there are so many dinning options on campus and if you cannot find something that will hit the spot, there are tons of other options nearby with downtown fredericksburg being just a short walk away and central park being a short bus ride away.

the university center, which is the main dinning hall on campus, has food of average quality. there is usually not a lot of variety and very few counters open, leading to some extremely long lines. there are five other dinning options on campus including vocceli pizza, blackstone (cafã£â©), jamba juice, and qdoba. the pizza place will deliver to your dorm room, which is a great solution if you need to stay in for the night to study.