<p>Is the Galen Center open to non-athlete students too? Just for lunch? Dining dollars?</p>
<p>TrojanTransfer - The Parkside dining hall is very good, and has lots of vegetarian options - stir-fry, pasta, salads, good ethnic entrees. I didn’t notice that they had specifically vegan options though.</p>
<p>Do you know about Honors House? It sounds like more of a vegan community with food being a fairly important part of the choice to live there. And apparently it has nothing to do with being “honors” exclusive, from what I can tell.</p>
<p>For those who are reading this thread because of an interest in meal plans generally, I have to put in a plug for the little-known all you can eat meal plan (I think it’s called Express or something like that). My son is on it, and absolutely loves it because it allows him to eat 4 or 5 meals a day 
without thinking about whether he is using up meals. It actually cost less than the other meal plans this past semester by about $50. There are no dining dollars included, so that means he has to pay if he goes to the various fast food outlets around campus. But if you like eating without thinking about how much it’s costing you, it’s a great option. I think it’s ideal for students who don’t go home on the weekends or have a social life that involves leaving campus for meals a lot.</p>