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New "allergy zone" stations added to CMU campus

Students with food allergies will have more food choice options on campus. Aug. 28, 2013

Aug. 28—Campus Dining will make sure students with food allergies have an easier time finding safe options at residential restaurants this year.

New “allergy zone” stations will be present in all residential restaurants this semester. In addition, Campus Dining has relocated all special dietary items and equipment to one central location inside each residential restaurant for greater awareness and visibility.

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