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This week's good things: Mellinger enters Hall of Fame, fighting food waste at Elizabethtown College and a new book about local arts [editorial] - Vimarsana News

This week's good things: Mellinger enters Hall of Fame, fighting food waste at Elizabethtown College and a new book about local arts [editorial]

THE ISSUE: It’s Friday, the day we take a few moments to highlight the good news in Lancaster County and the surrounding region. Some of these items are welcome developments

Hungry Students, High Prices: Rising Meal Costs in the SUB - Vimarsana News

Hungry Students, High Prices: Rising Meal Costs in the SUB

NIC students are frustrated with the pricing that Sodexo is charging for meals in the Student Union Building.

Spotlight Story: UO Dining falls behind other Oregon universities in sustainability practices - Vimarsana News

Spotlight Story: UO Dining falls behind other Oregon universities in sustainability practices

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Husky Market closed, but food insecurity remains - Vimarsana News

Husky Market closed, but food insecurity remains

Husky Market, an initiative at the University of Connecticut that provided students experiencing food insecurity with a $300 grocery store gift card, is being cut due to Connecticut state policy changes, according to reporting from The Daily Campus.  

Dining dollars expand to downtown Grinnell businesses - Vimarsana News

Dining dollars expand to downtown Grinnell businesses

Students can now use their dining dollars at McNally’s Foods, Jay’s Deli and Saints Rest. The expansion program, a student-led initiative, has so far generated more visibility and patronage for each respective local business. The College will evaluate whether to expand the program at the end of the academic year.  When Caroline Cassidy `25 worked...