WELLNESS & NUTRITION
Nourishing You Inside and Out
We believe wellness is more than a plate – it’s a pathway. That’s why we support your health journey with inclusive, approachable food choices that nourish your body, support your mental well-being, and bring people together.
MAKING EVERYDAY Wellness Easy
MAKING EVERYDAY Wellness Easy
Through our Well on Your Way program, we empower guests to make confident, informed food choices. By pairing chef-driven meals with accessible education and real-time support, we make wellness both exciting and attainable wherever you are on your journey.
Physical Wellness
We believe in food that fuels. Our teams craft meals with purpose, using nutrient-rich ingredients, balanced portions, and a deep respect for how food supports your body through every part of your day.
Mental Wellness
We encourage positive relationships with food through tasting events, interactive education, and an intuitive eating approach to nutrition that prioritizes mindfulness and satisfaction in eating.
Social Wellness
Our dining spaces are designed to create connection – inviting environments where shared meals spark friendships, foster community, and turn everyday moments into meaningful ones.
EXPERT WELLNESS Guidance
EXPERT WELLNESS Guidance
Through intuitive eating and gentle nutrition approaches, we help you discover what works best for your body and lifestyle. Our in-house dietitians partner with our culinary teams to design programming that empowers guests with trusted resources and makes wellness accessible and enjoyable.
Regular site visits and consultations
Customized wellness programming
Educational resources and guidance
Wellness-centered Pop Up events
One-on-one nutrition consultations
Interactive lunch & learns
On-site wellness fairs & activations
WELL ON YOUR WAY FEED
Explore Everyday Wellness in Action
Still sweating in September. Enjoying refreshing Aqua Fresca flavors at Bard! Watermelon Basil was the favorite.
Gatorade Snow Cones were a success! Stay hydrated Hamilton College!
Sunrise and Green Wellness Shots were a hit (for the most part) at UNE!
Ginger wellness shots at Elmira! Good luck on finals, everyone!
Rain and crazy temperatures are a perfect time for our Wellness Shot Pop Up at North Central! Student reactions here have been my favorite!
Let’s bust a myth with Maryellen, one of our campus dietitians: detoxes aren’t necessary. Many cleanses promise a quick reset, but can lead to restriction, low energy, and an unhealthy relationship with food. Your body is already doing the work – support it with real, balanced habits!
Seed oils have been getting a lot of attention online… but what’s actually true? 🤔 Alicia, one of our campus dietitians, shares that there’s no direct link between seed oils and chronic disease – and they can be part of a healthy diet! What matters most is how foods are prepared and how often they’re consumed. As always, balance matters more than fear!
“Stop eating after ___ pm”… or what if we didn’t? Melissa, one of our campus dietitians, shares that late-night hunger is often your body asking for more fuel after a long day. In fact, a snack with protein + carbs can support sleep and recovery! And if you just want a snack? You don’t need a reason. 😊
Having a little too much with Wellness Shots on a Friday at W & J!
Meet Maryellen, our @loyoladining campus dietitian & cozy food enthusiast!
She’s here to help you build habits that make you feel better, starting with one important truth: you can’t eat better until you’re eating enough.
Best part of her job: the ability to support people in so many different settings and stages of life.
Biggest myth she wishes would disappear: the stereotypes about nutrition and dietitians.
If you’ve ever worried you’re “not doing nutrition right,” Maryellen wants you to know: eating enough is the foundation. Everything else builds from there.
If you see her around campus, make sure you say hey!
Meet Alicia, your campus dietitian & resident food culture nerd (in the best way).
She’s all about helping you understand not just what you’re eating but the history, culture, and story behind it.
Her hot take? Every body is different. There is no universal blueprint for eating.
Best part of her job: diving into food cultures & the history behind what’s on your plate.
Biggest ick: fat phobia (and spelling dietitian with a “c”… please don’t).
If you want nutrition advice that considers your culture, preferences, schedule, and real life, Alicia’s your person!
