Block & Traditional Plans

Both plan types give you access to Morrison Hall & include non taxable declining balance for use at the various StFX food outlets.

The following are the primary differences between the two meal plan types:

Students in apartment or suite style residence are required to participate in a meal plan, declining balance, or a combination of the two with a value of $700 or greater.

Campus Food Services have designed plans to meet your needs.

Block & Traditional Plans

Both plan types give you access to Morrison Hall & include non taxable declining balance for use at the various StFX food outlets.

The following are the primary differences between the two meal plan types:

Students in traditional style residence are required to participate in either a Block plan or a Traditional plan. Both types give you access to Morrison Hall & include non taxable declining balance at the various StFX food outlets.

The following are the primary differences between the two meal plan types:

Traditional Style Residence »

Lane Hall, Cameron Hall, MacKinnon Hall, Mount Saint Bernard, MacIsaac, Bishops

Apartment Style Residence »

Governors Hall, Somers Hall, Power Hall, West St. Apartments

Off Campus »

Living off campus just got a whole lot easier with meal plans tailored to your needs. Enjoy the excellent quality & selection at Morrison Hall throughout the school year.

Morrison Hall

This is the primary meal hall. It is at Morrison Hall that students access their meal plans. All you care to eat!

There are 19 meal periods per week.

Board meal plan

A board is a set quantity of meals available to the plan holder for use at Morrison Hall (the primary meal hall). Morrison Hall operates on an all you care to eat format.

We know it isn’t just the classroom that contributes to your university experience We’ve created a campus eating atmosphere as comfortable and accessible as it is healthy and varied. With six different food venues on campus, you’ll never be lacking for options.

At StFX, there’s always someone you can talk to, regardless of what you want to talk about. The members of our Counseling Centre, [who include this, this and this – Kyler to add at his discretion], are here to help you with any issue, whether you need to report something you’ve seen or you just want to talk about your career choices. There’s no judging, no prejudice, and no preconceived ideas. We’re just here to listen, and to help.