Editorial: No, that seat isn't taken. No, you can't join me.
By Editorial Board | Mar. 5"In this new semester, I encourage you to have a meal by yourself and appreciate precious quality me time."
Read More »Carolina Dining Services offers options from coffee and bagels to salmon and mashed potatoes. Its two dining halls are Chase Dining Hall, located between Kenan Stadium and Morrison Residence Hall, and Lenoir, located beside The Pit and Davis Library. There are over twenty other restaurants and cafes across campus, including Alpine Bagel, Wendy’s, Starbucks and Chick-fil-A
Meal plans include both block and weekly plans, as well as flex dollars that can be used at restaurants other than the dining halls. The organization educates students about the food they are consuming with nutritional information offered online and posted in the dining halls.
Dining services is further increasing its sustainability efforts by composting, donating leftovers and selling reusable take-out containers for the dining hall.
"In this new semester, I encourage you to have a meal by yourself and appreciate precious quality me time."
Read More »In this unprecedented year and semester, can we at least have some normalcy with our dining options?
Read More »The new announcement comes as a relief to several students as it provides more variety in their meal choices.
Read More »CDS announced it would reimplement the use of reusable to-go containers on Aug. 17, but some students worry about the long-term impact of UNC's use of disposable items since March.
Read More »Students are moving off-campus. But what does this mean for meal plans?
Read More »For less than 24 hours, incoming students in Rams Village grappled with the uncertainty of having their opportunity to get a meal plan taken away.
Read More »Chase Dining Hall is now serving up an unusual variety of pizzas. At first, they may steer you away, but it's all a part of a plan to introduce healthier options for hungry Tar Heels.
Read More »Wednesday is National Food Service Employees Day and UNC students are recognizing the efforts of CDS employees who brighten their days and serve them food.
Read More »Carolina Dining Services has implemented a sustainability initiative which includes eliminating disposable cups for hot beverages.
Read More »Carolina Dining Services is preparing to open a new seating area and new food stations in Chase and roll out a new environmental initiative at Lenoir.
Read More »Deciding which meal plan to pick can be a tricky decision. Here's what a few students have to say about on and off campus meal plans.
Read More »When a Latinx first-generation student first arrived at Carolina, she found comfort in the Latinx Carolina Dining Services employees that would comfort her throughout her difficult first year. Now her sorority is coming together to thank them.
Read More »In honor of the 50th anniversary of the strikes, University Libraries has curated a special exhibit titled “Service, Not Servitude: The 1969 Food Workers’ Strikes at UNC-Chapel Hill.”
Read More »If you remember when CDS renamed Chase Dining Hall, a lecture held on Tuesday explains why.
Read More »Student tweets picture of worms and undercooked chicken found in UNC dining halls. What next?
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