Specialty Pantry | Food Allergies | Get Well Meals | Tobacco Policy | Cold & Flu | Eating Disorders
Specialty Pantry:
New vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options at: Pavilion Dining (menu pdf), Missions Cafe (menu pdf)
New gluten-free options at: Tu Mercado (menu pdf)
Below are food symbols that help identify certain food related labels:
Items produced in accordance with Fair Trade offer better trading conditions to, and secures the rights of, marginalized producers |
Contains no gluten. People who have celiac disease are unable to eat gluten. |
Contains ingredients purchased from a local company or farm. |
Contains 3 grams of fat, or less, for every 100 calories, |
Contains 70-94% Tu Mercado has a wide array of organic foods and products |
Contains no peanuts Bert's Bistro is a nut-free |
Made from recycled materials and can be recycled. All dining paper goods (napkins, to go containers, etc.) are made from recycled content |
Contains no ingredients from animal or dairy products. |
Contains no meat, fish, poultry, shellfish, or products derived from these sources. |
Food Allergies
Do you have a food allergy? If you need help identifying appropriate foods for your diet, Dining Services can help. Please contact the Director of Dining Services to set up a meeting; Carol Norman (619) 260-8880, or norman@sandiego.edu.
Get Well Meals
If you are ill, or injured, and unable to make it to one of the campus dining locations, you may be able to get food to go from the Pavilion Dining Room (SLP).
First, you will need to contact the USD Health Center at x4595. They will either recommend you see them for an office visit, or will contact Residential Life. A meal voucher will then be completed for you that can be turned in at the Pavilion Dining Room for a ‘get well’ to-go box of food. With the voucher, a roommate, friend, or Residential Life staff person, may pick up the food for you.
For more information, please contact:
- Health Center x4595
- Residential Life x7656
- Pavilion Dining x4262
Tobacco Policy
USD's tobacco policy extends smoke-free areas beyond 20 feet from doorways and any other openings to buildings as well as outdoor dining areas, stadiums, and fleet vehicles licensed by the University. For the complete policy, visit the Human Resources website and download the USD Policies and Procedures manual.
Quit smoking resource.
Cold & Flu
Visit the Health Center online.
Do You Know How To Eat Smart?
The USDA has released new nutritional guidelines, for the first time in over a decade. Check out their new website ChooseMyPlate.gov for healthy food planning tips and information. Try the Supertracker to keep track of exercise, weight and diet.
Eating Disorders
If you would like to speak
with someone anonymously about a health concern, or eating disorder,
for yourself or a friend, you may contact the USD Counseling Center at x4655 on campus, or (619) 260-4655, 24 hours a day. If you
prefer to see someone in person you may call for an appointment, or
stop in and you will receive confidential assistance. The Counseling
Center is located in Serra 300.
