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Bon Appétit at The Huntington launched a new culinary event series, giving guests access to a cooking class with celebrated chefs Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken and a foodie film discussion for “James Beard: America’s First Foodie”

At the start of the spring semester, Emory undergraduates Caroline Abbot and Crissy Hendrickson approached the Bon Appétit team with a solution to a common college conundrum: flex dining dollars left over at the end of the school year.

Fellow Caroline Ferguson brings her unique point of view and love of food and baking to her Bon Appétit Fellowship

Every cup of coffee that the student baristas at Café Circo, part of Reed College in Portland, OR, serve up has something in common: they were all made from beans roasted by Nicholas DiBacco

Gladys Burrell, affectionately known as Mrs. Gladys to Johns Hopkins students and staff, will retire after 47 years at the university’s Homewood campus

Fellow Maggie Kraft hosts a Healthy Kid event at Colorado College and reflects on how Bon Appétit’s program is about more than food and cooking: It’s about trusting kids, guiding them, and respecting their choices.

Five years ago, Bon Appétit began inviting Stepstone Academy Scholars to visit Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland for lunch and to learn about healthy food. This year, they got to cook their own!

Set just north of the idyllic Furman Lake, an extremely nutrient-dense lake with countless turtles, mallards, and black and white swans milling about, is Furman University’s farm in Greenville, SC.

The Food Recovery Network volunteers at University of San Francisco take their commitment to fighting food waste one step further — recovering food AND preparing and serving it at pop-up community dinners several days a week!

How one non-profit is trying to make the Chesapeake Bay more sustainable and fighting hunger through encouraging overfishing. Yes, overfishing!