Commuter students enjoy a variety of programs planned throughout the year to meet the needs of those who commute to campus each day and to assist them in becoming part of the total campus community. A lounge area on the second floor of the Cate Center provides space for commuter student rest, study, and relaxation. Cate is the center of commuter student activity and communication; there are computers, wireless technology and e-mail access, and bulletin boards for students to peruse information and announcements about important events. Food is available in the Bee Hive and vending areas of Cate Center. Belk Dining Hall also serves as a convenient source of food for both commuter and resident students. Students who live off campus must pay a health fee in order to receive services from the Health Center.