Chico State University, Knox College, and the University of Portland are now stocking their dining facilities with paper straws. Bon Appétit Management Company, meanwhile, will phase out plastic straws companywide by 2019.
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College of Idaho Co-Presidents Discuss Higher Education (and Food)
- News Boise State Public Radio
Kudos for the College of Idaho’s dining hall
The Price of Cheap Milk
- News Southern Foodways Alliance | Gravy
Dairy farmers’ way of life is rapidly disappearing in Georgia and throughout rural America as milk prices remain low, but selling value-added products to Bon Appétit at Emory University is one part of the solution.
Homewood Campus Eateries Saying So Long to Plastic Straws
- News The Hub
Bon Appétit Management Company, food service provider on Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus, announced the elimination of plastic straws from all its eateries.
Hillsdale Academy Students Get Hands-On Lesson in Healthy Eating
- News The Daily Telegram
As part of Bon Appétit Management Company’s Healthy Kids program, Executive Chef Patrick Kander led a colorful cooking demonstration and tastings for students at Hillsdale Academy.
VIDEO: RWU Students Give Back through Campus Food Recovery Network
- News WCVB-ABC
Roger Williams University students work with Bon Appétit to rescue hundreds of pounds of food weekly
Sharing Kitchen Basics with Baltimore Elementary School Students
- News The Hub at Johns Hopkins University
Students from the Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore visited Johns Hopkins University for lessons on healthy kitchen tips
Campus Dining Services Serves Up Sweet Food Skills Lessons at Oberlin College
- News The Oberlin Review
Students participate in the Campus Dining Services’ series of informal classes and tastings at Oberlin College.
Claire Cummings, the Garbage Guru, Reduces Food Waste One Cafe at a Time
- News Food Tank
Claire Cummings, the Waste Programs Manager for Bon Appétit Management Company, speaks with Food Tank about her passion for sustainable waste management and how to help build a better food system.
Students Learn Culinary Skills – And Gain Independence – at Minnesota Life College
- News Star Tribune
Young adults on the autism spectrum attend classes on independent living, social skills and employment readiness.