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Build-your-own-lunch program puts health in students’ hands

Officials hope the program will encourage students to make healthy choices and try new foods.

Operations

Ill. college slapped with tax bill for trustee and administrator meals

The IRS found that a “significant” number of meals expensed at the school’s high-end restaurant lacked a business purpose or proper documentation.

The foodservice vendor said it plans to maintain a safer, cleaner environment following the incident, which occurred at the University of Chicago.

Officials at Kutztown University say the expanded access will not increase the plans’ cost.

Students prepare the school’s lunches as part of their education.

Officials at the University of Montana say the goal of the program is to help students identify healthy foods.

The program works with farmers in the state to feed students home-state meat.

Mark Mollentine is known for transforming cafeteria food typically high in calories, fat and sugar into healthier options. Here are tips for others who want to give it a try.

Students donate uneaten lunch items, giving peers a chance to take leftovers before they are given to local pantries or meal programs.

The cafeteria director said he hopes to also make the school’s Pasta Wednesdays gluten free.

Officials at Lenox and Lee Public Schools aim to improve efficiency, share services and reduce costs.

Drexel University’s Good Food Flats will feature a food lab, a commercial kitchen, a pop-up restaurant and an incubator to grow produce.

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