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University of Iowa’s Greg Black to retire

After 30 years with the university, director steps down.

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Campus eateries look to unite student body at SMU

Department fights against hall's reputation as the freshman dining hall.

Particularly on college campuses, Recipes From Home programs are an engaging way to make the foodservice experience more personal, both for diners and staff. For our Recipe Issue, we decided to ask some of our readers to share recipes from their own homes

Each month our dining hall invites a chef from either a local restaurant or from our foodservice distributor to showcase some of their recipes for the athletes at our Training Table meal. The athletes enjoy the gourmet flavor that the chefs bring. This is

Buying local products is great in theory. But it’s not always so practical in reality. The fact is, when it comes to citrus, most people can’t get it from neighboring farms because the fruit grows in just the country’s warmest climate. S

Catering often gives foodservice staffs a great opportunity to show off their skill and creativity. But creating menu items for catering has its own unique challenges, as these college and hospital chefs share.

World cuisines, health and wellness, vegan, and gluten free are among the most popular trends in foodservice, and they present some interesting challenges for chefs trying to develop recipes to satisfy diverse customer bases. We contacted chefs from acros

Students embrace "green" changes.

Greg Larson, unit chef at Notre Dame University in Indiana, completed an ACF apprenticeship program at Notre Dame in January of 2007. Jim Yarbrough, senior associate director of food services, says Larson excelled in the program and now  approaches e

Second part will help students customize program to individual needs.

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