Their dream is to have a 100-percent student-run business that sells local, organic, sustainable food. But to make that dream come true, the six cofounders of Real Food Cooperative have to work against the clock with a modest number of volunteers and pay for equipment and ingredients out of their own pocket—approximately $8,000 so far.
Tag: Campus dining
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Cal Poly Corporation responds to Campus Dining complaints
“A lot of what we do is built upon student feedback.”
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the editor: Regarding Cal Poly’s on-campus dining
Our freshman meal plan is the bruise on the otherwise delicious apple that is Cal Poly.
Posted inNews
Cal Poly transitions to cashless culture
From 2008 to 2013, cash payments in Campus Dining facilities fell by 12 percent.
Posted inColumns, Features, Opinion
Campus Dining hacks: Your 5-step guide
Have you gotten into a boring food routine on campus? Kristine is here to save the day with these hacks.
Posted inOpinion
Today's Top 5: From nutrition calculator to extra club funding
Olivia Doty Here’s a daily dose of news around campus. 1. Campus dining launches nutrition calculator Last week, campus dining released a new app, a “nutrition calculator”, that can possibly help students pay attention to what they eat on campus. 2. Dean of Students “concerned” about alcohol poisonings An email sent out in January to […]
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Campus Dining launches nutrition calculator
Christina Favuzzi Students wondering how healthy the food is that they are eating on campus are now able to add it up using Campus Dining’s new nutritional calculator. Cal Poly’s Campus Dining registered dietitian, Megan Coats, told Mustang News: “We really wanted a way for students to be able to interact with something and be […]
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Facebook photo claims to show way-too-rare Campus Dining meat
How rare is too rare?
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Cal Poly students weigh in on Reddit theory
Wouldn’t it be nice to have Chipotle on campus?
Posted inMustang News TV, News
New dietitian makes a wave of change
Students concerned with their nutrition now have a new resource available to help them make informed choices when eating on campus. For the last two months, Megan Coats — Campus Dining’s new registered dietitian — has been educating students on what dietary options are available at campus dining facilities, she said.
Posted inDaily Shows, Mustang News TV
Mustang News, Nov. 6, 2013: Campus Dining plans to expand, Financial aid cancels federal loans
Christina Favuzzi Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.