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Lawrence University

Wisconsin

Last Updated: November 5, 2021

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Emily

There are always amazing vegan options! There’s a vegan/vegetarian station in the dining hall that’s almost always totally vegan, and there are vegan options available at every station there. Lots of variety and super creative dishes!
Tanner M

Vegan options don’t ever disappoint. The cafeteria has a much wider range of options than the café however. The cafe offers a few different things, but I find myself tending to get a rice/pasta bowl or the dona noodle salad (which is to DIE for).
Justin Yager

Lawrence University has a whole station dedicated to great vegan options. They also have a weekly pizza as well. There are also a great amount of options elsewhere throughout the dining hall.

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