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State Average: B

Fort Lewis College

Colorado

Last Updated: September 9, 2019

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Bill Lutsch

San Juan dining hall offers a wide variety of tasty vegan and vegetarian selections every day. There’s something new and healthy to enjoy, including Mindful options, soups, freshly prepared meals with wholesome local products at their peak. Whether sauteed, grilled, your find something to please your tastebuds and your body!
Rylie Marsh

As a student here I’ve seen our food options transform over the last three years.
While there is still progress to be made, there is always vegan and a veggie options, almost always more than one. There is an amazing salad bar, there are dairy free milks and they listen to the wants of the students.
We’re a super small campus, and our student body itself has a high demand for meat, the campus dining services feed students what they want, they listen to students and when we rallied for more veggie and vegan we got it.

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