Albion College
- Campus Dining

Baldwin Dining Hall

Underclassmen complain about the dining halls all the time, but the food and the selection get better every year. After living off board for a year, I started to miss the convenience and variety of Baldwin. It's not that bad. For those who truly can't stand it, every student has access to a kitchen where they can make their food themselves. Fraternities have their own cooks.

Baldwin is getting better, but it...

Baldwin is getting better, but it still has a long way to go. There isn’t enough day-to-day variety. I love the woks and pizza bar because it allows you to make your own food, but I wish they would give us more stuff to work with so that we could prepare meals to suit our tastes. The Baldwin and Eat Shop staffs are incredibly friendly and helpful. The Eat Shop is great for a late-night snack, but don’t count on getting much to eat if you don’t want it deep fried.

If you’re a frat boy, you live in...

If you’re a frat boy, you live in a house that not only has its own cook, but a fully stocked kitchen open 24/7. Some fraternity members have said that they joined their house in order to eat better than at Baldwin, and in many cases this proves true. The only detriment to eating at a fraternity is that you’re eating and conversing with only your brothers rather than the rest of the campus, which at times can make you feel separated from the rest of the school.