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Extend your college experience beyond the classroom and around the table.
Dining at Highlands College combines fresh meals, flexible dining options, and welcoming spaces where students experience genuine hospitality and meaningful connection.

Harvest Food Hall is the primary dining location on campus, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a screen-free environment designed to encourage conversation and community.

Resolute Coffee & Bistro serves handcrafted beverages, fresh pastries, and convenient grab-and-go snacks in a relaxed coffeehouse setting.
The View is Highlands College’s signature dining experience, featuring chef-crafted, multi-course meals under the culinary direction of James Beard Award-nominated Chef David Bancroft. Students develop confidence, professionalism, and dining etiquette in an elevated restaurant setting.

Holos offers convenient options for students on the go.

Coming Soon to Residence Hall III
Sandwiches, fresh salads, pastries, coffee, and ice cream.

Compare meal swipes and HC Cash to choose the dining plan that best fits your needs.
Yes, all students are required to choose a dining plan to ensure consistent access to on-campus dining and balanced nutrition.
HC Cash is a reloadable fund linked to a student’s account. Students and parents can add funds at any time throughout the semester. HC Cash can be used for food, beverages, and merchandise purchases across campus.
HC Cash rolls over from year to year.
Dining Dollars are included with the Premier Dining Plan. They provide additional flexibility beyond meal swipes and can be used at participating dining locations across campus for food and beverage purchases.
Unlike HC Cash, Dining Dollars expire at the end of the academic year and do not roll over.
Meal swipes and Dining Dollars expire at the end of the academic year and do not roll over. We encourage students to select the dining plan that best fits their dining needs.
Highlands College works with students who have documented food allergies or dietary restrictions to provide reasonable accommodations whenever possible. Students should discuss the accommodation process with their Admissions Counselor.
The Heights and The Village have shared kitchen areas with ovens available for student use.
Students can bring an enclosed basket-style air fryer and coffee machines (Keurig, Nespresso, etc.)
Items that are not permitted include, but are not limited to: hot plates, toaster ovens, induction cooktops, electric fryers, charcoal or gas grills, space heaters, candles, incense, candle warmers, halogen or lava lamps, and volatile chemicals.