Colleges & Universities

Operations

Dining program gets students cooking with new teaching kitchen

The new teaching kitchen at Rutgers University at Camden provides cooking classes for students and also allows them to create their own meals when class isn’t in session.

Sustainability

Western Kentucky University launches new farm-to-campus program

The program will bring locally grown dairy, meat and produce to campus restaurants.

During October, the company’s college dietitians promote wellness through pop-ups, chef demos and plant-forward recipes.

University employees represented by Teamsters Local 320 include groundskeepers, custodians and cooks.

Students were invited to sample garden-grown ingredients in a variety of applications.

Aramark is soon aiming for nearly half of its menu items on college campuses to be plant based. The foodservice management company plans to have 44% of offerings on its residential dining menus be ...

Gold ‘N’ Greens has been closed for two years due to staffing challenges.

The University of Minnesota is crediting all students living in residence halls 50% of their monthly dining charge for September. The credit comes as a result of reduced service hours and menu opt...

The second year of the campaign will kick off with the nation’s largest collegiate farmers market.

New items served at Bobcat Stadium’s club level are inspired by the football team’s rivals.

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