meal plan

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By Jeremy Liss | Oct 5 06:57 pm ET

Food for thought: faculty meals

The new dining plan promotes student-faculty interaction.

By Joanna Kelly | Nov 28 06:14 pm ET

Core Foods still offering organics, despite JJ’s shift

Although Core Foods, a student group that operates an all-organic cooperative, ran a deficit last semester, sales have been steady and the group’s ambitions remain high.

By Leah Greenbaum | Sep 17 01:58 am ET

Hewitt gets rid of to-go boxes

If you lunch on the go, don't look to Hewitt to provide you with any takeaway.

By Amanda Evans | Sep 15 05:17 am ET

Hewitt gets rid of to-go boxes

If you lunch on the go, don't look to Hewitt to provide you with any takeaway.

By Amanda Evans | Sep 15 05:12 am ET

CCSC digests meal plan criticism in first meeting

150 students responded to a meal poll within 12 hours, submitting 10,000 words—17 pages—of comments.

By Alix Pianin | Sep 13 02:36 am ET

Mixed feelings after new meal plan debut

Administrators are enthusiastic about new dining changes, but students were still uncertain after the first day back.

By Madina Toure | Sep 8 03:48 am ET

Year in review: Revised meal plans at Columbia, Barnard

When Barnard students return next semester, they will all be on a mandated meal plan, a departure from the current policy, which only requires first-years and residents of certain dorms to buy a meal plan.

By Elizabeth Scott | May 9 12:24 am ET

Council, students prepare for new meal plan requirement

“The changes were made for a combination of financial needs, to support the operation of the new facility, and the desire to strengthen campus community,” Dean Denburg said.

By Claire Stern | Apr 30 01:50 am ET

Commuters raise meal plan concerns

Commuter students, who make up roughly 1 percent of the student population, will be required to purchase a meal plan. The cheapest option, the “convenience plan,” costs $300 a semester.

By Madina Toure | Apr 2 02:53 am ET

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