<p>"Our goal with this list is to highlight the most impressive, interesting, and plain-old fun elements of the dining programs we selected."</p>
<p>From mid-list:</p>
<ol>
<li>Pitzer College</li>
<li>Purdue University</li>
<li>COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY</li>
<li>Boston University</li>
<li> UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA</li>
<li>YALE UNIVERSITY</li>
</ol>
<p>For story and full list:</p>
<p>Trying to follow the links to this article is a waste of time</p>
<p>This is why some people call Americans “Fat Yanks”. Thinking about the best food in college lol.</p>
<p>It’s good though, i’m very picky with food. So i’d like some good tasting food if I was living in college.</p>
<p>My school isn’t on the list, it seemed very much geared towards tops colleges.</p>
<p>Anyways, the only unique thing we have is what is apparently the busiest McAlister’s in the country and the only full-service one on a college campus. The Food Services program is run by the campus, and it’s pretty good. There are two dining halls, the new one is definitely a lot better, but the older one is more convenient for a lot of the dorms and is cheaper. And there’s a cafe sort of thing in the Student Union, along with the McAlister’s I mentioned. </p>
<p>I’ve visited a lot of colleges and tried a lot of food, there is a definite improvement in quality when colleges have their own food service programs rather than using institutional catering companies like Chartwells or Sodexo (according to a Guilford College tour guide, they had just switched from Sodexo to running their own service, and one of Sodexo’s other clients is the North Carolina Corrections Bureau)</p>
<p>The absolute worst college food I ever had was at Catawba College. Not surprisingly, I later found it on the Princeton Review’s “worst food” list.</p>