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State Average: C

Washington College

Maryland


Last Updated: November 2, 2020

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  • Alec Scicchitano

    The food at Washington College is not at all palatable. Although they do technically offer one vegan entree at every meal, this is basically pasta and marinara sauce every day, with the occasional unpalatable veggie burger (think Morningstar brand, or a brand of equal quality). Because of their lack of vegan options, many vegan students have to make the hard decision of either attending Washington and not getting the proper nutrients or going to a different school. This decision should never have to be made and is certainly unacceptable for a school of Washington’s caliber.

  • Offers at least one vegan entrée at every meal

  • Offers nondairy milk

  • Labels vegan entrées

  • Offers an all-vegan station

  • Labels vegan desserts

  • Includes a vegan member on its student advisory board

  • Promotes vegan options

  • Participates in Meatless Mondays

  • Has an all-vegan dining facility

  • Offers egg/mayo replacements

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We've been closely monitoring the status of colleges and universities across the United States over the last several months as many of them have moved to remote learning because of COVID-19.

This means that numerous schools have scaled back their dining programs or halted them entirely. For this reason, the PETA Vegan Report Card's annual update has been delayed.