Ball State offers several dining options for students to take their families this weekend.
Locations are spread across the university, making finding something to eat convenient wherever you are.
With three locations added this fall, Dining Services is offering more to families returning to campus to visit.
Students living on campus can use their meal plans for most of these locations.
Ball State students, whether they live on campus or off, do not have to pay sales tax at these dining places.
These are the dining locations available this weekend.
The Atrium - Art and Journalism Building
One of the main dining locations on campus, the Atrium has a wide food selection for anyone searching for a meal in the university's central area on McKinley Avenue. The Atrium includes Chick-fil-A Express and Sbarro, two national chains.
It also has McKinley Grille for hot soups and sandwiches and the Boar's Head Deli for cold sandwiches.
LaFollette Square - LaFollette Complex
LaFollette Square offers two open dining options for the weekend. Courtside has hot soup and toasted subs, among other options. Out of Bounds offers fast food items, quick snacks and non-perishables.
Noyer Centre - Noyer Complex
Noyer Centre is located near the center of campus. The Food Mall and Marketplace features a breakfast area and a selection of fast food, comfort food, pasta, salads and snacks for lunch and dinner.
The Tally - L.A. Pittenger Student Center
One of the newest dining locations on campus, the Tally features student favorites, such as salads, comfort food and snacks. The Tally also has a Taco Bell and a Starbucks.
Woodworth Commons- Woodworth Complex
Woodworth Commons features a good selection of food paired with cozy lounge areas dotted with couches, televisions and a variety of tables. Woodworth has Italian food from Della Casa, salads and sandwiches from Deli World, and more.
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