Carolina Dining Services suggests that students put $300 per summer school session on their UNC OneCard Expense account to pay for dining while on campus. Please check out our Summer Hours of Operation to find which locations are open. Also, don't forget that Tar Heel Takeout is available to deliver food right to your door! To sign up for Expense go to onecard.unc.edu.

 

Be sure to contact the CDS Registered Dietitian, Kelley Urban, today to discuss your needs and concerns!  919.962.2352 / kgurban@aux-services.unc.edu. 

Click here to find vegetarian, smart choice, or gluten free options at our CDS retail locations! 

Click here to view the summer edition of our Nutrition Newsletter! 

Click here to view a list of our daily menu offerings, and in-depth nutrition, allergen and ingredient information! 

Click here to learn about how CDS strives to offer healthy, nutritious food options to our guests! 

Interested in Sustainable Dining Practices? Have suggestions regarding what CDS Sustainability can do better? Contact Caroline Gorham, CDS Sustainability Coordinator at cmgorham@aux-services.unc.edu or 919.962.2338. 

Are you eating on campus this summer? Check out the following sustainable dining quick tips:

• Bring a reusable or refillable drink container with you to CDS Dining locations for a discount off of your fountain beverage.

• Utilize a reusable bag to carry your lunch purchase in and refuse the plastic or paper bag provided at the register.

• Carry your own set of reusable utensils and wash them at the end of the day along with your resuable beverage container.

• Pay attention to waste receptacles available in your dining locations. It is important to make sure that you recycle, compost and dispose of landfill waste appropriately. Disposing of your waste incorrectly has negative implications for our natural resources, health, and the environment.

 

Are you unsure about where to dispose of certain waste items? Consider the following:

•  All blue recycling containers have labeling on the lids that describe which items are accepted here on campus.
• Check the bottom of plastic or seemingly plastic containers for their recycling codes, numbers located at the center of a triangle. Plastics with unacceptable recycling codes should be placed in the trash.
• It is also very important to distinguish between recyclable and compostable service-ware. Compostable "plastic" should not be placed in the recycling bin as it deteriorates the value of recycled plastics.