Food

What I Wish I Knew as a Vegetarian at the Dining Halls

A close-up photo of salad from the dining halls. It has carrots, cucumbers, edamame, tofu, chickpeas, and tomatoes.

Missing your home cooked meals? Wishing you could make that protein-packed breakfast you love? Sick of eating tofu for every meal? I know the feeling, because this was my freshman year. As a vegetarian, I was constantly bombarded by social media telling me I wasn’t eating enough protein and I wish someone had been there to cut through the noise. … Read More

How MDining is Changing What’s on Your Plate

A photo at a farmer's market, where tables hold vegetables, house plants, and fruits. People are walking around in the background, and the table in the foreground features locally grown peppers, brussel sprouts, and eggplants.

The hidden process behind your campus dining meals — and why it matters more than you think. Every time you swipe into the dining hall, your choices are just getting started. Behind the scenes though, an intricate web of decisions has already unfolded about what food will be on your plate. This is part of the procurement process. Is the … Read More

Vegetarian Recipes from Around the World

Food can really be quite magical. Throughout our lives, we might have memories of making a specific dish with a close family member, growing certain ingredients ourselves, sharing a home cooked meal with friends, or learning special recipes that have been passed down through generations. Food is something that can be cherished, enjoyed, and shared with those we love! We … Read More

Sustainable Meal Ideas for a Busy Student

Preparing Ingredients for a New Recipe

For busy students, the idea of creating a meal that is quick, sustainable, and fuels your body can sometimes be daunting. But, if you use some of the resources we’ve compiled here, you will find that it isn’t as mystifying as it seems! Still not sure? Try some of these ideas just one day or even one meal at a … Read More