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Students with Food Allergies Decry Struggles Navigating On-Campus Dining
Some Harvard undergraduates with food allergies and intolerances said they struggle to navigate on-campus dining, citing issues with incomplete labeling, cross-contamination, and inadequate accommodations.
Leverett House Will Close Its Dining Hall at Night to Allow for Cleaning
In an email to House residents last week, Leverett students were told they could no longer pull all-nighters — at least in their dining hall.
Ten Stories That Shaped the 2010s
The past decade at Harvard has been anything but boring. The University witnessed a bevy of challenges — cheating scandals and financial troubles, lawsuits and strikes. Here, The Crimson takes a look back at stories that defined Harvard over the past ten years.
Two Student Referenda to Appear on UC Ballot
Two referenda reached the requisite number of student signatures to appear on the ballot during the Undergraduate Council’s upcoming presidential election, according to UC Rules Committee Chair Conner P. Williams ’21.
UC Tries to Bring Food Robots to Campus
The UC is currently working on a project to bring to campus small robots powered by artificial intelligence that can deliver food to students, according to Dunster House Representative Noah Harris ’22.
The Official HUDS Meal Alignment Chart
Flyby has released the official Harvard University Dining Services Meal Alignment Chart!
Harvard Signs Pledge To Cut Food-Related Emissions
Harvard has signed onto the Cool Food Pledge, an initiative aimed at slashing food-related greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent by 2030, the University announced Tuesday.
Working At — But Not For — Harvard
For Harvard’s contracted and contingent workers, recent policy changes offer hope for better benefits.
HUDS Text Message about Parsnips
Jack C. Lawlor texted HUDS about his enjoyment of parsnips in the dining hall. HUDS was equally excited.
HUDS Text Message
Harvard University Dining Services allow students to text their comments about their meals.
The Ultimate Balancing Act: A Guide to the HUDS Paper Cup
Whether you're running short on time or just want to mix it up, the HUDS paper cup can be your unexpected savior.
Leverett Dining Workers Concerned By Lack of Separate Changing Rooms, Racist Graffiti
Amid rising concerns over the lack of separate changing rooms for workers of all genders, dining hall employees in Leverett House are calling for a meeting with management to address issues of “safety, dignity, and respect."
Harvard Removes Romaine Lettuce From Dining Halls Following E. Coli Outbreak
Harvard University Dining Services pulled romaine lettuce from all dining locations as a result of an ongoing national E. coli outbreak. HUDS is unsure when the recall will be resolved and the vegetable returned to dining halls.
Romain Recall Affects HUDS
HUDS decides to replace romaine lettuce with other green substitutes after the recent E. coli outbreak.
‘A Thing I’ll Never Forget’: The HUDS Strike, Two Years Later
Almost exactly two years ago, hundreds of dining workers traded in their punch cards for picket signs, walked out of the dining halls and cafes on Harvard’s campus, and launched an historic 22-day strike.
How to Lunch Without Harvard Time
Expand Boardplus? Give out better Fly-By options? (Sorry, unfortunately we have no sway in either).