Dining infrastructure is not neutral. It is spatial control disguised as convenience. Organized around efficiency, dining halls reduce students to consumers. By reclaiming these spaces, we imagine them as a student constellation: qualitative places to eat, cook, study, gather, and party across campus, organized by a ritualized time schedule.The project develops a toolkit of juridical instruments, punctual architectural interventions, modular dispositifs, and lighter objects that translate practical needs and collective desires into a powerful aesthetic of belonging.