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January Emerging Trends

This month: 10 trends for 2014, FDA curbs antibiotics in livestock, laptops nixed in Michigan cafeterias and more.

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Univ. of Mich. achieves Marine Stewardship Council Certification

Seafood makes up 10 percent of the school's menu, which now includes MSC certified Alaska Pacific Cod, Oregon pink shrimp and more.

To test our new dining experience Rendevous before it officially opens, we invited our 75 resident assistants to dine with us for lunch.

We may be living in a burger-crazed country, but customers are demanding more than just ground beef patties these days. 

This summer, farmers’ markets came to the campus of the College of Holy Cross, in Worcester, Mass.

So students have a chance to celebrate with their friends, we offer a holiday meal in both of our residential facilities. The events are posted on the university calendar so that all university members, as well as the community, are invited. 

Rice has long been a staple of menus, but the usual white and brown varieties aren’t cutting it anymore. 

We started “Tuesday Tryouts” in all three of our residential dining facilities. On selected Tuesdays, we work with our prime vendor and its brokers to test new items and ideas in our residence hall dining facilities. The students get to &ldquo

Late night. Students. Lines. Cups of water. When combined, these created some issues at Bowling Green State University, in Ohio. 

Connors State College's dining hall will move to Russell Hall during the student union renovation this spring.

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