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Five takeaways from MenuDirections

MenuDirections 2015 kicked off Sunday in Memphis at The Peabody Hotel with a motivational opening presentation, two culinary workshops and the conference’s annual Dine-Around. Here are five takeaways from the event’s first day.

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Is it time to “86” the Black History menu?

Every year, some institution finds itself in hot water over a Black History Month culinary event.

Building a blueprint for the future starts with meaningful design. Here's a look at the Flavor HArvest Cafe at HealthPark Medical Center.

Building a blueprint for the future starts with meaningful design. Here's a look at The Edge dining facility at Michigan State University.

The university spent $12.1 million to renovate the Revelle Dining Commons into 64 Degrees and Roger’s Market.

Merger with University of Arizona Health Network in the works.

The shuttering of the Showboat, Revel Casino Hotel, Trump Plaza Hotel in Atlantic City and The Atlantic Club Casino Hotel left the area reeling.

The District Market on the University of Washington campus is a far cry from your typical on-campus convenience store.

A new study of how consumers choose where and what to eat packed some surprises for the researchers who compiled it.

“The goal of Sustainable Kitchens is to evaluate food and operations in both commercial and non-commercial operations and, based on those evaluations, develop systems, processes, recipes, menus, branding and training in an effort to improve quality and increase revenue.”

Jessica Marchand, R.D., director of food and nutritrion services at WakeMed Health & Hospitals, Raleigh, N.C., loves cheese, admires her grandfather and wishes she were more musically inclined.

Restaurateurs who own eateries on busy Cumberland Avenue in Knoxville, Tenn., adjacent to the University of Tennessee campus, are upset over two new restaurants that opened this past fall on campus property.

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