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Carillon Place

An on-campus dining hall. Frequented by freshmen. Also has a convenience store and a Creperie.

Address: 913 E Wooster St
Getting there: park in the Union lot and head southeast or take the bus to centrex and head east
Hours: 7:30AM-8PM
Price: $7-10
Website: new.dineoncampus.com (opens in a new tab)

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