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Design

Startup’s open kitchen provides free staff meals

The founders of Thumbtack, an online marketplace connecting service professionals and customers, quite literally put their money where their mouths are.

Operations

To self-serve or not to self-serve?

Washington College switched its dining hall from self-serve to assisted-service to lessen the chances of students getting sick, but the change has drawn mixed reviews.

In the past few weeks, Senior Editor Pat Cobe has noticed activity in three areas: restaurant-design, a favorite daypart and a hot cooking technique.

UVM Medical Center’s Atrium Garden will also serve as a patient and family waiting space and a lending library for cookbooks and gardening guides.

BMC’s efforts to go green include a bio-digester that composts food scraps from the kitchen, solar panels and air system upgrades.

Changes to one St. Thomas University cafeteria are denying entry to students without meal cards, which students say cuts down on the opportunity for socialization.

Although Danville Public Schools’ new policy provides free lunches for all students, fewer students are packing their lunches, resulting in longer lunch lines and wait times.

For operators taking cues from diners clamoring for healthier options, Beefsteak has proven that a veggie-forward approach can be a success.

The booming food truck scene of the last decade has operators considering how the trend could work at their college campus, school or company.

With an integral role in the nutritional lives of students, employees, patients and seniors, FSDs are called upon to support, nurture and shape communities.

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