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Latest campus dining addition offers checkout-free experience - Vimarsana News

Latest campus dining addition offers checkout-free experience

The first floor of Whitten University Center recently received a new makeover, thanks to the addition of UM’s latest convenience store, Market NXT.Opened on March 18, Market NXT carries a variety of grab-and-go items including freshly-packaged sandwiches, bottled beverages, bagged snacks and more. This newest venture brings cutting-edge artificial intelligence to campus for a checkout-free

Regional college and university roundup - Westfair Communications - Vimarsana News

Regional college and university roundup - Westfair Communications

A look at the latest happenings on the campuses at the colleges and universities within the Westchester/Hudson Valley and Western Connecticut regions.

BU Today Interns Dish on New GSU Eatery Halal Shack - Vimarsana News

BU Today Interns Dish on New GSU Eatery Halal Shack

BU Today interns check out the Halal Shack, the new GSU location offering a blend of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavors.

Source: bu.edu
Cookies with Cowley crawls in for Halloween with student questions - Vimarsana News

Cookies with Cowley crawls in for Halloween with student questions

For the second time this semester, President Jennifer Cowley held an event to answer student-submitted questions about UTA concerns covering plans for SB 17, future campus construction and food services.

UF campus opens two halal restaurants, addressing calls for food diversity in Gainesville, Ocala - Vimarsana News

UF campus opens two halal restaurants, addressing calls for food diversity in Gainesville, Ocala

Despite improvements, halal dining options in north central Florida remain limited.

Source: wuft.org