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Sauerkraut gaining traction on menus

Sauerkraut is seeing growth on restaurant menus with a variety of modern interpretations made using a variety of vegetables.

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A growing thirst for specialty drinks

Water and coffee are among the items on the rise among noncommercial diners.

The University of California–Santa Barbara’s program will host weekly workshops teaching students how to cook, shop on a budget, manage debt and navigate the campus’ foodservice.

“We work with local producers to source meats, seafood, produce and even canola oil, and then call out the locations on a map to tell the story to guests.” 

Noncommercial expects specialty coffee to grow in the next two years. Here's a roundup of examples of how operators are differentiating coffee programs.

The familiar chickpea fritters are all the rage again in the restaurant world.

Jeff Kurto’s plans include serving more personalized, health-oriented and flavorful items at Union College.

Kick your Super Bowl party up a notch with these lively guacamoles. From crunchy, to sweet, to healthy, these recipes are sure to set your event apart.

Testudo’s Kosher Korner caters to one of the largest Jewish student populations in the nation, officials say.

Officials trying to bring the Games to Los Angeles are proposing the dining rooms and on-site restaurants feed the athletes.

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