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Your dining experience with us is about more than just great food. It's a community experience centered on culinary expertise, fresh ingredients, healthy options, and a shared sense of environmental and social responsibility.��

What’s Cookin’ on Campus?

While you’re busy learning on campus, you can take advantage of the great food options available to students. We also offer mobile ordering to-go options that will be available on the .

Choose from favorites like:

• Loyola's Orleans Room (aka "The O.R.")��
• Starbucks
• Jimmy John’s��
• Smoothie King
• Wild Blue Sushi
• Chick-fil-a
• The Market��

Check out the hours of operation and details on , and follow us on Instagram to see what we're cooking!

Choose Your Meal Plan
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All incoming undergraduate students are required to have a meal plan, and Loyola Dining Services provides several to meet each student's tastes.��

• Dining plan options for first-year students include a combination of weekly meals that must be used each week and flex meals that can be used at any point over the course of the semester.
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• All plans also include Wolf Bucks, a declining balance on your account that can be used for food purchases and snacks at campus dining locations.
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• You can change your meal plan without penalty within the first two weeks of the fall and spring semesters.

If you need to talk through any meal plan questions and changes, please contact us!��

• Residential Life: 504.865.2445
• Dining Services: 504.865.2997

Meet Our Dining Hall Dietitian

Abbey Leboeuf; District Campus Dietitian
Email: Abbey.Leboeuf@Sodexo.com

Abbey Leboeuf, MS, RD, LDN, CNSC, is here to help you learn how to eat healthy while in college and is available for complimentary consultations on food allergies, special diet needs, vegan and vegetarian nutrition, weight management, and more. Follow her on Instagram for cooking tips .��

Iggy’s Cupboard

provides perishable and non-perishable food items and other essentials to any member of Loyola's community that may need a little extra help. Located in the Lower Level of the Danna Student Center, the cupboard is open from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. during the week. No need to make an appointment—just stop by!

Use SNAP at the C-Store

is a federal program that provides monthly benefits that help eligible low-income households buy the food they need for good health. SNAP can be used on campus at the C-Store. If you need assistance applying for SNAP, call the University Counseling Center at 504.865.3835.��

Your To-Do List

✔ Submit your housing application by December 1.

✔ Upload your ID photo to your by December 10.��

✔ Pay your tuition bill by January 5.