Nutritional information available to students in food court
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Staff Editorial 4/9: Dining Services caters to students’ needs
College students usually dislike their universities’ on-campus dining options. And University of Miami students are no exception: In the past year alone, students have advertised their disgust for Chartwells food via Tweets from the anonymous @UM_Shartwells handle, as well as through a variety of Chartwells-themed meme graphics that have gone viral across social media platforms....
Chick-fil-A should make its way to our campus
The University of Miami has few flaws. The perfect weather, awesome academics, historic sports teams and the mascot with the most swag: Yes, it’s great to be a Miami Hurricane. Yet there is a void in the heart of our campus. Every day we eat. Some of us eat regularly in the dining halls while...
Chartwells workers fight for benefits
Chartwells employees are in the process of forming a union to demand increased benefits, higher pay and better working conditions from the dining services company. Chartwells is the company on campus that runs all the food services, ranging from the restaurants in the food court to the dining halls, with the exception of the Rathskeller...
‘Babycakes’ continues to sweeten students’ days
As students bustle through the University of Miami food court, ordering Canes chops, calling out to their friends, discussing weekend plans, one voice rings out above the rest. “Have a nice day, my babycakes!” Johnnie Mae Dawson, a cashier at Mango and Manny’s, the food court vendor specializing in Caribbean cuisine and chop chops, has...
‘Babycakes’ sweetens students’ days
Johnnie Mae Dawson, a cashier at Mango and Manny’s, the food court vendor specializing in Caribbean cuisine and chop chops, has been making hungry students smile for the past 15 years. As students hand Dawson their cash, Cane Cards and credit cards, she doesn’t hesitate to call them any variation of “pookie,” “sweetheart,” “mama”...
Student Affairs decides against tents, open campus rooms to students for finals studying
The division of student affairs has decided against repeating the study tent program, choosing instead to use current university facilities instead of spending on tent rentals.
Economic climate impacts students, though many unaffected
Students react to the current economic downturn.
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