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Maggie Eastland | Monday, November 21, 2022
Notre Dame’s grab-and-go lives up to its name for convenience, but some students are questioning how the point-based prices are determined. Open between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., the grab-n-go locations in North and South dining halls offer quick meal options for students on the run, including snacks, drinks and pre-packaged sandwiches. Each swipe is
Kimani Krienke | Wednesday, February 26, 2020
A few Knott Hall residents have come up with a Grab ‘n Go initiative for students to alleviate some of the pressure surrounding what to do with extra dining hall swipes. “I only go once, twice, three times a week,” sophomore Dre Contreras, one of the Knott residents, said. “I have some other friends that
Dominique DeMoe | Wednesday, November 8, 2017
It’s me, back again with a review of North Dining Hall. I know that everyone was waiting on the edge of their seats to hear what I have to say about the renovations of NDH now that it’s pretty much finished. In my article last semester, I discussed how I was disappointed with North Dining
Andrea Vale | Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Notre Dame Food Services (NDFS) implemented many changes to start the year, including the adoption of new policies that work towards making food services on campus more health-conscious, as well as increasing overall campus sustainability efforts. Chris Abayasinghe, director of NDFS, said plans for this year’s changes began with evaluations performed at the end of
Megan Valley and Lesley Stevenson | Thursday, April 16, 2015
For two weeks, the Student Union Ethics Commission conducted a confidential investigation of an unnamed member of the Student Union after receiving a preliminary report of misconduct April 1. In the student Senate meeting Wednesday evening, junior Zach Waterson, Judicial Council president and chair of the Ethics Commission, requested a closed meeting to explain the Commission’s report,