…the high vehicle emissions most rural universities emit. • Northland’s dining services is a model of green eating. It offers sustainably harvested seafood, organic and fair-trade options, free range meat, and plenty of non-meat options for hungry vegetarians and vegans. Dining services also purchases produce from Northland’s on-campus garden and…
Amanda Tutor ‘01, director of Chartwells, the dining service provider at Northland College, never intended on making food her career, but then her first student job at Northland was working in the food service office. She liked it so much, she worked there all four years and then stayed. “I…
…we strongly encourage bringing your own dishes; dishes and utensils will be provided for those who can’t. You can also bring tupperware if you want to take leftovers at the end. The meal will be prepared by Chartwells dining services in collaboration with the Hulings Rice Food Center and NCSA….
…pay as you can (optional). If you’re able to, we strongly encourage bringing your own dishes; dishes and utensils will be provided for those who can’t. You can also bring tupperware if you want to take leftovers at the end. The meal will be prepared by Chartwells dining services in…
Chartwells is Northland College’s food service provider.
As part of a new food recovery initiative, Northland College students have been collecting leftover food slated for the compost bin—pizza, soup, mashed potatoes—from Chartwells Dining Service on campus and they package and deliver it to a regional food bank. This initiative is part of a nationwide, student-led movement combatting…
…I had brought at least one of the beautiful, shiny, and colorful native Guatemalan woven clothes from home. Unfortunately, I didn’t have one. Riaz and I went on with our classes and met frequently, usually at meal times at the dining hall. After meals, we often chatted about our countries,…
…staying in local hotels, dining at restaurants, and exploring the region, helped stimulate the local economy during a typically quieter time of year. Events like this underscore the role Northland College plays as a hub for intellectual exchange while also demonstrating its importance to the economic vitality of the Bay…
…as money spent dining out in Ashland, for groceries and for entertainment. Winden said that about 31 percent of the students responded to the surveys, which he said gave a statistically valid sample for the survey, with a total of 177 responses, 40 of which were from off-campus students. Those…
