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Ex-student arrested for using fake cash at cafeteria

An Oklahoma teen was arrested after he tried to use counterfeit money to pay for a school lunch.

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U.S. Army base offers French culinary training program

Personnel with a ranking of E5 or above may take part in a five-week course teaching them classical French-based cookery to prepare for assignments at the White House or Pentagon.

When a Midwestern university celebrated Black History Month with a menu featuring fried chicken, collard greens and cornbread, students became offended.

After being closed for four days due to winter storms, one school district is donating 4,488 food items slotted for after school snacks to local charities.

From duck confit with peach jam to Korean BBQ, serious eats are one of the perks for Facebook employees.

Maryland retirement community is showing its commitment to high-end cuisine by hiring a classically French-trained, former Ritz-Carlton chef.

To combat the invasive fish, the University of Missouri is trying out recipes, which some students say taste like ground beef.

Contrary to rumors on the Samford University campus, Sodexo says sticky cafeteria cups are not the cause of the mononucleosis outbreak.

Sodexo is waiting for DPS to honor a judgment ordering more than $23 million in outstanding invoices plus $2 million in interest, according to a federal complaint.

The global food management firm says it will eliminate veal crates from the supply chain and switch to cage-free eggs.

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