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Meal Plans

WSU has convenient dining locations and meal plan options for students whether they live on campus or in off-campus housing.

Menus & Location Hours

With a meal plan, you can eat a meal or grab a snack at any dining location on campus by using: 

  • a meal “swipe” to enter the all-you-care-to-eat Jack Kane Dining Hall 
  • a block meal option at Zane’s Food Court, Einstein Bros. Bagels, or Somsen Café 
  • Dining Dollars to purchase whatever items you choose

Dining Dollars are prepaid dollars and all purchases used with Dining Dollars are tax-free.

Your meals and Dining Dollars are all tied to your Warrior ID card—so you will use it like a debit card to make meal plan purchases. You can check your balance of meals and Dining Dollars with GET Funds.  

Housing & Meal Plan Rates

Residential Meal Plan
All students living in the traditional or suite-style residence halls are required to be on a residential meal plan.

Students in East Lake Apartments or the Sustainability House can choose this type of meal plan or a Block Plan.

An employee prepares food at a station in the Jack Kane Dining Hall on WSU campus.

Dining Dollars
Dining Dollars is a fund of money that can be used at all campus dining locations (tax excluded).

Dining Dollars are included in most meal plans, but they can also be purchased on their own.

A male student grabs a beverage from a cooler in Zane's Food Court on the Winona campus.

GET Account

Track your meal plan and Dining Dollars balance and view your transaction details by accessing your GET account online or through the GET mobile app.

The GET app can also be used instead of your Warrior ID card for payment at all campus dining locations.

With built-in security measures, you can reset your password any time, report your Warrior ID card lost or found, and report your cell phone lost or found.

Contact the Campus Card Office if you have questions about your Warrior ID.

Block Meal Plan

The Block Plan is great for students living in the Sustainability House, East Lake Apartments, or off campus.

You pick the number of meals you want and use them at your own pace over the semester.

Block meals can be used in the dining hall as well as at any retail location on campus such as Zane’s, Somsen Café, or Einstein’s.

Students gather and get a meal in Zane's Food Court on WSU campus.

Students can choose to purchase one or multiple Block Plans at a time. If you run out of meals at any time during the year, you can purchase another Block Plan via your Housing Portal.

Unused meals will transfer from fall semester to spring semester. However, any unused meals at the end of spring semester will be forfeited.

Warrior 75 Block

75 meals per plan with no Dining Dollars

Warrior 60 Block

60 meals plus $130 Dining Dollars

Warrior 30 Block

30 meals plus $160 Dining Dollars

Warrior 10 Block

10 meals with no Dining Dollars

Can only be added to an existing Block Plan

Dining with Allergies

If you have food allergies, explore the Delicious Without food station in the Jack Kane Dining Hall.

For help navigating dining on campus, you can schedule a meeting with our registered dietitian. During this conversation, Staci will focus on developing a plan that fits your dining needs:

  • your specific allergy or medical condition
  • a review of menu items and ingredients used
  • specialty products you may need
  • cross-contamination concerns

Contact Staci Gallhue at staci.gallahue@compass-usa.com or 715.425.3863.

Meal Plan Terms & Agreements

Residential meal plans are only to be used by the owner of the meal plan. You are not able to swipe a meal for someone else unless you use one of your guest passes that comes with your plan.

For the Warrior Block Plans, once you use your plan it is no longer refundable. Block Plans can be canceled only if no meals or Dining Dollars have been used.

Guest passes are only valid in the Jack Kane Dining Hall. Unused guest passes from Fall semester will transfer to Spring semester, but unused guest passes from Spring semester will expire at the end of the academic year.

Manage Your Meal Plan

Dining Advisory Meetings

During the academic year, weekly dining advisory meetings are held every Monday through the student-led Residence Housing Association to: 

  • Share dining updates
  • Promote dining events 
  • Address issues with dining services
  • Find opportunities to help students get the most out of their dining experience   

Students can submit questions and comments to the Chartwells Dining Services staff, which are presented at the meetings. 

Contact Housing & Residence Life
Housing & Residence Life Office

507.457.5305

Email Housing & Residence Life
Office Hours

Kryzsko Commons 230

Academic Year

Monday – Friday: 8am – 4:30pm

Summer Hours

Monday – Friday: 7:30am – 4pm