Sweetheart Lunch at the T'Room

Mardi Gras Lunch at T'Room

Winslow reopens on summer schedule.

Breakfast: 7 - 8:30a.m.
Lunch: 11:30a.m. - 1p.m.
Dinner: 4:30 - 6p.m.

Midnight Breakfast

9:30 - Midnight

Finals Week Eve
(Sunday May 3, 2009 @ Winslow)

How does Dining Services help stressed out students before finals? Get 'em all off whack and serve breakfast in the middle of the night. Come prepared with your student ID and ready for fun, food, and festivities. The end is near, let us celebrate with free food.

Mission: De-stress before finals

Menu:
Biscuits and Gravy
French Toast Sticks
Bacon
Hashbrown Casserole
Scrambled Eggs

Cost: FREE to Murray State Students Be prepared to show off that model quality RacerCard id pic.

5th Annual Multicultural Night

Sponsored by the MSU International Student Organization

Friday, April 10th from 4-6:30 (Meal) 7-8:30 (Talent Show)

Winslow Dining Hall

Authentic dishes prepared by international students from all over the world. This year is a bit different as the food portion will be the main meal served at Winslow. They will begin serving at about 4:30 p.m. and end service around 7p.m. Anyone with a meal plan, flex dollars or declining balance can use these for the meal portion. Those purchasing with cash will pay the normal Winslow rate of $8.75 plus tax.

Countries participating and their dishes include:
Belize - Ceviche (appetizer)
India - Aloochole (Chicken curry) - (main dish)
Saudi Arabia - Kabbsah (main dish)
Korea - Bulgogi (main dish)
Bulgaria - Gyuvetch (main dish)
Japan - Dango (dessert)
Cyprus - Lokmades (dessert)

At about 7 pm in the north end of Winslow these same countries will be performing presentations from their countries. Authentic dances as well as traditional dress will be on display.

Other February Events

Fri. Feb. 13 International Feature - Ukraine Dinner at Winslow Dining

Cossack - chicken main course, Deruny - potato pancakes, Golubtsi - cabbage rolls

Fri. Feb. 13 Sweetheart Lunch at the T'Room

Sat. Feb. 14 Valentine's Dinner at Winslow Dining - Steak and Shrimp and more ...

Tues. Feb. 24 Mardi Gras Lunch at the T'Room

Fri. Feb. 27 Italian Dinner at Winslow Dining

Black History Month Events

Wed. Feb. 4: Soul Food Buffet at the T'Room

Wed. Feb. 25: Jazz Dinner at Winslow Dining

Celebrate the Chinese New Year!

T'Room Lunch
Monday, Jan. 26

Winslow Dinner
Wednesday, Jan. 28

Prop those tired eyes open and study on, my friend.

Finals Week

Thursday
Karaoke Night

Friday
Cruisin' the Globe

Saturday
Sizzlin' Saturday

Sunday
The brunch worth waking up for ...

Sunday, Dec. 7, 2008 - Finals Week Eve

9:30p.m. - Midnight

Winslow Dining Hall

Turkish Dinner

- Friday Nov. 14 at Winslow

University President Randy Dunn may find some of Friday's cuisine a bit familiar as he recently returned from a trip to Turkey, where he attempted to recruit future Racers and strengthen existing partnerships. While you may not be able to pack your bags and be a Murray State ambassador just yet, join us at Winslow and get a wider taste of the world.

Warm Apple Cider Tasting!

Join us for dinner Friday, Nov. 7, at Winslow Dinning Hall.

Warm your spirts with a steaming cup of apple cider.

Autumn is the bite of the harvest apple.

~ Christina Petrowsky

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Classes are dismissed, so go vote. And then grab a bite to eat. Check the calendar to see when your favorite campus dives are open.

7:30p.m. - Hart Thoroughbrewed

Election Results Party and Campus Votes Challenge

Refreshments will be available for purchase at the café, as well complimentary drip-brewed coffee and light refreshments. For more information, contact Jody Cofer at jody.cofer@murraystate.edu or Robin Taffler at robin.taffler@murraystate.edu.

Diwali - The Festival of Lights

Dinner - Oct. 31, 2008 - Winslow

Diwali, or Deepavali, is an Indian festival for all ages that celebrates love, health, knowledge, peace, and everything positive. 

This is symbolized by the traditional lighting of firecrackers and earthen ‘diyas’ (lamps) around their homes.  A Hindu home may have as many as 1000 lights inside!  Lighting these lamps is a metaphor for the Divine, who overcomes fear, violence, envy, injustice, and all negative forces.

The focus of this celebration is on family, friends, and food.  It is a time to reflect on the past and dream of a better future for our world- one where people of all cultures and religions can live in peace.

Pumpkin Carving Contest Winners!

2nd

3rd

4th

Residential College Finalists

1st Place: $300 in Food Service programming for your Residential College.

2nd Place: $250 in Food Service programming for your Residential College.

3rd Place: $150 in Food Service programming for your Residential College.

4th Place: $100 in Food Service programming for your Residential College.

*Services will be provided by the Food Services Department and must be used before April 30, 2009.

First, second, third and fourth-place winners will receive a plaque. Each finalist from the Residential Colleges will receive a certificate of participation.

Murray State Sustainability Conference

Have you ever wondered what "sustainability" actually means, or why it's even important? Come find out at Murray State's first Sustainability Conference 9a.m. - 5p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29, in the Curris Center. Informational displays on environmental issues, sustainability practices and environmental organizations will be in the Rocking Chair and Dance lounges. Speakers will present on a variety of related topics throughout the day in the Barkley Room. This exciting event is open to anyone who wants to learn about sustainable living, what we're doing about it now, and what's possible for the future. Conference sponsored by Murray State, the Murray Environmental Student Society (MESS) and Wal-Mart. 

Click here to learn how Racer Hospitality supports Sustainability through Responsibility.

United Nations Day - Oct. 24, 2008

What is United Nations Day? Simply put, it's the birthday of the United Nations. To celebrate, Winslow Dining Hall will feature ethnic dishes representing home countries of Murray State international students.

Join us for dinner Friday, Oct. 24, 2008, at Winslow Dining Hall and tour the world with your dinner plate.

Click on a flag above to learn more about the country. Each flag represents the home of a Murray State international student.

October is Vegetarian Awareness Month! Even if you are a meat-lover, give some of our vegetarian options a try. Be on the lookout for an informational booth at Winslow Dining Hall. Winslow is all you care to eat, so start out with a sample of something new and meatless. If you don't care for it, return to get something tried and true.

Check out the following sites for more information:

World Vegetarian Day

Earth Save

Vegetarian Seminar

Led by Registered Dietician Rayona Baker! 

Curris Center Barkely Room

6p.m. - 7:45p.m.  Oct. 8, 2008

1p.m. - 2:45p.m.  Oct. 9, 2008

Come out for a Vegetarian Seminar led by Registered Dietician Rayona Baker!  Bring your questions and your couriousity.  Get answers and possible change your life, for the better of couse.