Colleges & Universities

Operations

Major football schools average $600k on additional athlete nutrition

NCAA’s rule allowing athletes unlimited access to food and snacks has some schools offering luxurious meals at dining halls and ‘refueling’ stations at training facilities.

Operations

Are insects the future of food?

With the population rising and the demand for protein increasing, producers and operators will need to find enough protein to feed billions more mouths.

A food fight is breaking out on a New Mexico university’s campus after two local restaurants are being forced to move to make way for a national sandwich chain.

A consortium of Pennsylvania colleges received the EPA’s Food Recovery Challenge Endorser of the Year award, recognizing food waste reduction efforts.

Restaurant Associates’ Edward Sirhal showcases new menu items and initiatives through an Apple-inspired summit.

We save our coffee grounds in 5-gallon buckets.

Two food trucks at the College of William and Mary have given mixed returns, with one returning a profit while the other struggles.

Here’s what the foodservice departments of several colleges and universities are doing to commemorate Earth Day.

More than 100 foodservice workers will be out of jobs when a St. Louis arena ends its contract with Sodexo in June.

One Texas college is running a pilot program, selling beer and wine at a number of home baseball games.

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