EAST LANSING — Michigan State University is among the nation's best campus dining programs, according to a new report from the Princeton Review.
The Princeton Review released a Best Campus Foods list, and Michigan State landed at spot 25.
The list only ranks the top 25, but 392 schools were reviewed.
The University of Oregon was the only other Big Ten school ranked in the list at 19. The University of Michigan was not ranked.
MSU Culinary Services is one of the largest self-operated dining programs in the country, according to the Residential and Hospitality Services website. Each year, more than 7 million meals are served to students, staff, families and the MSU community.
The university has specialty dining spaces as well, including The Nucleus in Holmes Hall, which serves bubble waffles, and The Sandbox at Holden Hall serves dirty sodas.
Beyond just dining halls, the culinary services operate grab and go dining halls, Sparty's Market stores, food courts and vending machines. They also run MSU Bakers, and catering services.
Here's what schools ranked among the best:
Number 1: University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Number 3: James Madison University
Number 5: College of the Atlantic
Number 6: University of San Diego
Number 7: Vanderbilt University
Number 19: University of Oregon
Number 25: Michigan State University
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This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Eatin' good: Michigan State campus food ranks in top 25 nationally