Dining halls lack sufficient ingredient labels: students
More than 20 students with dietary restrictions said limited ingredient labeling of dining hall foods cause them to risk ingesting foods they can't eat.
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More than 20 students with dietary restrictions said limited ingredient labeling of dining hall foods cause them to risk ingesting foods they can't eat.
The 450-seat dining hall opened its doors Sunday evening for dinner with five "micro-restaurant" vendor stations.
Thurston's dining hall has a seating capacity of 225, which lags behind dining halls on Georgetown, American and Howard universities campuses.
Officials welcomed students to the new 225-seat dining hall for breakfast Wednesday morning, which features nine meal concept stations.
Celiac disease is an immune reaction to eating gluten. Over time, the immune reaction causes inflammation in the small intestine’s lining, which can lead to serious medical conditions.