Weekly on-campus free food events during semester, open to ALL RMIT students.
Grab a sausage in bread or a vegan burger and hang out with your RUSU crew, while we keep the beats going all afternoon.
Dates:
See location info below to find out what days Chill N Grill happens on each campus.
Time: 12pm – 2pm
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Kickstart your day with a free breakfast, featuring fruit, brekky foods, noodles, muesli, and more.
Dates:
See location info below to find out what days free breakfasts happens on each campus.
Time: 9.30am – 11am (or until food runs out)
Locations and days:
Vocational education/TAFE students, this one is for you. Take a break and join us for a free breakfast! Featuring sandwiches, pies, sweet tunes and RUSU mates. Vegan and vegetarian options available. Food varies from week to week.
PLUS... Get free veggies to take home every week at our VE Veggie Market! Bring your own shopping bag.
Carlton: Mondays, Building 57 entrance (O'Grady Place, Carlton), 10:30am - 12:30pm
Helping you to get your vitamins and eat healthy! Grab free fruit from City campus on Fridays.
City: Fridays, Building 12 (402 Swanston St), RUSU Info Counter, 9:30am onwards (until fruit runs out)
Welfare on Wheels is back and rolling! Keep an eye out for our trolley in the library, bringing you snacks, de-stress tips and support information to help you study better!
Dates:
Locations, days and times:
*Until snacks run out
If you miss a free food session or need a meal at another time, RUSU also operates the Realfoods Canteen, offering low-cost meals and snacks for students.
Located in Building 8, Level 3, the canteen supports student food security with affordable food options, including vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-friendly choices.
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