Students Introduce Petition to Add Chipotle to the Bolthouse Academic Center

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CEDARVILLE - OHIO

With Cedarville University's Bolthouse Academic Center scheduled for completion in 2027, anticipation among the student body is building. When asked what part of the new building excited them the most, 7% of students said the rotunda, 10% said the peace and quiet of no construction, 16% said the back porch, and 67% said a new dining option.

It is a common opinion among old hands at Cedarville University that today's students have become soft. Not only can they wear shorts at any time, but they also have an exceedingly wide variety of dining options to choose from. Nevertheless, students are still pushing for more food on campus.

Maddox resident Leah Meyer was the first to suggest a Chipotle in the new Bolthouse building. The idea has quickly gained traction, and a formal petition was drafted earlier this week. The petition calls for a Chipolte to be installed on the first floor of the Bolthouse Academic Center no later than 2027.

When asked for their opinions on the idea, many faculty and staff expressed support for a new Mexican dining option, noting that it would be a considerable improvement over the Habanero station in Chuck's. When Dr. Thomas White was questioned, he only muttered something about raising tuition.

The document has now amassed hundreds of signatures and several hundred more are expected in the next few weeks.

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