Cornell students chose Moe’s Southwest Grill as their favorite late-night eatery last Friday at the fifth annual Battle of the Late Night Foods at Willard Straight Hall.

The Class Councils hosted the event, with CUTonight providing partial funding. Alongside members of the Class Councils, members of Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity volunteered for the event.

This year’s theme was international cuisine. Students sampled varieties of snacks, including chicken dumplings from Apollo, mini burritos from last year’s winner, That Burrito Place and mini sub sandwiches from Jimmy John’s. Other participating restaurants were Insomnia Cookies, DP Dough, Taste of Thai, The Connection, Jack’s Grill and Domino’s Pizza.

What do events like Battle of the Late Night Foods, White House Ball, Asia Night and and Africa Initiative Concert all have in common? Aside from the fact that each is a student organization sponsored late night event at Cornell, these events all received at least part of their funding from the student-run CUTonight Funding Commission.