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Things that go ‘Yum’ in the night

11.05.2018 Dining Services, Events
Students queue up for creepy, cobwebbed cuisine.
Students queue up for creepy, cobwebbed cuisine.
Come closer ... if you dare.
Come closer … if you dare.
Jessica L. Cavanaugh, a substitute Dining Services employee, serves up ribs to the passing parade of patrons. The Lewistown resident is a health information management student at the college.
Jessica L. Cavanaugh, a substitute Dining Services employee, serves up ribs to the passing parade of patrons. The Lewistown resident is a health information management student at the college.
Make no bones about it: Capitol Eatery has food to die for!
Make no bones about it: Capitol Eatery has food to die for!

Dining Services’ Halloween Boofet re-inhabited Capitol Eatery this past week, offering students an appetizing menu of “eerie entrees, scary sides and hauntingly delicious desserts.”
Photos by J.J. Boettcher, student photographer

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