Colleges & Universities

Operations

San Francisco State University hosts cooking class to celebrate Black History Month

The dining team partnered with Black Residents United in Housing to host the class, which taught participants how to make Jambalaya.

Workforce

What student foodservice employees want from their employers

The National Association of College and University Food Services’ College Dining 2030 and Beyond report took a deep dive into what student employees look for from their employers. Here’s some key takeaways.

The National Association of College and Universities Foodservices’ 2030 and Beyond report identified labor as a challenge for the industry moving forward. Here’s a look at what else the report revealed as it pertains to labor.

Young brings 30 years of industry experience to the role.

With the spring semester underway, several college dining operations have exciting changes in store for diners. From menu refreshes to renovations and even robot delivery, here’s a look at what’s new in college dining in 2024.

The National Association of College and University Food Services College Dining 2030 and Beyond report revealed insights pertaining to the storytelling behind sustainability, the difficulties in balancing cost and sustainable products, and how to integrate CSR initiatives into campus culture.

The foodservice provider is debuting 24 different recipes using farro, quinoa and more.

The Inferno offers diners a weekly rotating menu of customizable dishes such as ramen and baked potatoes.

The farm is installed in the dining hall so students can watch their food grow.

As part of this year’s celebration, the foodservice provider is offering a special ‘Dine and Delight’ menu which features students’ favorite dishes.

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