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5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: Dec. 22-25 - Vimarsana News

5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: Dec. 22-25

We’ve made it to the weekend. It is three days off for some with Christmas Day on Monday. In between those final shopping stops at the mall, local retailer or Peoples Gas Holiday Market, here are some other ways to spend it. Christmas Day at Pitt The annual Christmas Day

How University of Pittsburgh is Helping Students Who Are 'Silently Hungry' - Vimarsana News

How University of Pittsburgh is Helping Students Who Are 'Silently Hungry'

Students registered with the campus food pantry can now order meals to be delivered inconspicuously to temperature-controlled lockers.

Starbucks' Growth Plans Lean on Tech - Foodservice Equipment & Supplies - Vimarsana News

Starbucks' Growth Plans Lean on Tech - Foodservice Equipment & Supplies

Panera Brands tightens its belt. A college addresses food insecurity. Plus, a closer look at industry job performance. These stories and more This Week in Foodservice.

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Food locker to be added in Towers, intended to combat food insecurity on campus - Vimarsana News

Food locker to be added in Towers, intended to combat food insecurity on campus

Pitt is installing food lockers in the Towers lobby. The lockers will store free Eatery meals to students who are food insecure, as well as provide a temperature-controlled location for Transact Mobile and Forbes Street Market orders to be delivered.

SGB discusses single use plastics, new committees at weekly meeting - Vimarsana News

SGB discusses single use plastics, new committees at weekly meeting

At Tuesday’s weekly SGB meeting, board members voted to charter the new single use plastic task force and the new students of color ad hoc committee.