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Virtual tours that stood out in 2022

 Dec. 09, 2022

Take a look at these new and revamped dining concepts that opened throughout the year.

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Modern elements on display in Florida A&M’s revamped dining hall

 By FSD Staff on May 16, 2022

Focal points of the updated space include a hydroponic system and a station centered around exhibition cooking.

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Cornell University's newest dining hall embraces the present and the future

By Amanda Baltazar on May 04, 2022

Morrison Dining is home to 11 on-trend concepts, including a noodle bar and a vegan eatery.

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Renovated KC Cafe aims to better appeal to customer base

By Amanda Baltazar on Apr. 07, 2022

The hospital eatery’s new design is modern, airy and imparts a sense of calm.

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How Indiana University kept a dining renovation going during the pandemic

By Benita Gingerella on Jan. 13, 2022

The team revamping IU’s Memorial Union grappled not only with COVID, but also an aging building that packed some surprises.

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Purdue University unveils remodeled Atlas Family Marketplace

By FSD Staff on Jan. 12, 2022

The first floor of the school’s Memorial Union features 11 new eateries and an updated c-store.

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How Indiana University transformed its student union into a modern eatery

By Benita Gingerella on Nov. 29, 2021

For three years, the dining team worked with campus officials to give food options at the Indiana Memorial Union a facelift.

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Inside NYC's new Starbucks/Amazon Go hybrid

By Patricia Cobe on Nov. 23, 2021

The combination unit is the first from the two brands, offering a high-tech, contactless experience.

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4 college dining halls tapping into the trends

By FSD Staff on Oct. 06, 2021

These new and revamped eateries are stepping things up a notch.

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Montclair State University converts Sam’s Place concept to food hall

By FSD Staff on Sep. 10, 2021

The hall is home to nine dining stations and a grab-and-go market.

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