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February 15, 2024
Students shared feedback on the current state of dining and possible improvements By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@theaggie.org On Jan. 26,
February 14, 2024
The center is a collaboration between multiple departments and institutions that will lead innovation and research in sustainably producing alternative
February 13, 2024
UNL students have been wondering why you can find Dr. Pepper in the soda fountains but not in Herbies market. Curious Corhusker is here to answer!
February 13, 2024
Boston University’s Charles River Campus will be closed Tuesday, February 13, due to the first significant snowfall of the season and the area’s first major snowstorm in two years.
February 13, 2024
Elior Welcomes Accomplished Foodservice Professional Travis Young as Senior President, Education and Operations...
February 13, 2024
Aleah Wilkins says patience is key to leadership.
February 9, 2024
The Resident Hall Association brought a bill to vote at Associated Students of Oregon State University’s Senate meeting on Jan. 10 to make life-saving emergency care more accessible at OSU. The motion, a bill that will make the anti-opioid NARCAN provided in “easily accessible and reliable places” in all residence halls, dining halls and operational...
February 9, 2024
Little Big Burger suddenly closed shop before the end of its lease in November, citing financial troubles. Crumbl Cookies opened a few months later, taking over the vacant space.
February 9, 2024
The UC Santa Barbara chapter of Young Democratic Socialists of America petitioned for campus dining halls to implement meal swipe rollovers, garnering over 2,000 signatories — 8% of the student population — as of Feb. 5. The petition calls for unused weekly meal swipes to “roll over” for the entire academic quarter. Currently, any meal
February 8, 2024
First SGA meeting of spring semester: “Don’t underestimate the small changes you can make for students.”