Texas State University students can’t get enough maroon and gold pancakes, donuts and other breakfast staples, especially after the sun goes down.
Texas State Dining — powered by Chartwells Higher Education — had more than 3,000 students show up for its semiannual Late-Night Breakfast. The spring edition, which always seems to have higher attendance than the fall, exceeded expectations, surpassing the 2,600 who attended last spring.
They might have come to collect one of the 1,000 free LNB t-shirts, featuring a mermaid on a stack of pancakes. But they stayed until midnight for the dancing, drawing on tables and breakfast. So much breakfast. Texas State Dining treated them to maroon and gold pancakes, donuts, eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns, pastries and options for every palate.
