Save time and skip lines with GET

Order food from your favorite campus dining locations on your mobile device and pick it up at your convenience.  With the new mobile application, GET, customers can also search for locations that accept RDA and CougarCash, as well as check your balance and deposit funds into your accounts.

Currently the GET is active for Lighty Espresso Bar, Carlita’s Mexican Grill, Freshens, Gridiron Burgers and Fries, and Flix Express.  Additional dining locations, including Reunion and Cyber Cafe, will be added at a later date.

The process is quick and easy:

  1. Download the app for free and login with your WSU Network ID and password
  2. Place an order at one of the participating vendors
  3. Pick-up your food at the GET Food pick-up locations where you placed the order

The app is now available for iPhones and will be available for Android smart phones in October. Customers can also access the program online through the mobile friendly website.

For more information, visit dining.wsu.edu/getfood

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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