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#16 Opinion (Local Issue)





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SAU's Cafe Renovation?

With the vast influx of student enrollment each year, SAU campus becomes more and more  full. With that being said, The Mulerider cafe is not large enough to fit about half of the enrollment here. It is extremely frustrating and uncomfortable to find a seat in the cafe. 
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Most don't bother to sit and eat they usually choose a to-go-plate to take back to the dorm than rather looking for a seat. Even with finding a seat, the tables are too small to even fit the amount of students eating in the cafe. People cannot enjoy their food without being bumped into from behind from having to scoot their chair up to fit more people in.  The cafe should be a place to sit down and relax to eat and not to the point of unpleasantness. The cafe should be more spacious and expansive. With Magnolia being a small town, you wouldn't expect much from the university. Also since it is a public university, SAU should be equipped enough to please one's needs and that is where we choose to eat. There is no excuse as to why SAU should not have a bigger cafe. 

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