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Students express frustration with recent dining changes, pointing to mobility and socioeconomic issues
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Students express frustration with recent dining changes, pointing to mobility and socioeconomic issues
AG Yurkutat ’29 was looking forward to eating at the Food Hall at Sadler their sophomore year. As a student with medical accomodations, Yurkutat said they chose to live in Old Dominion Hall for the 2026-27 school year because of its proximity to their classes and the dining hall. Those plans changed this summer, however. Tuesday, July 21, the College of William and Mary announced that the Sadler dining hall will transition from an all-you-can-e…
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