Best of… Campus Desserts
Isabel Torres-Padin, Staff Reporter
September 23, 2016
Dessert—one of the only meals that tastes good basically all the time, consistently reminding us of happy times and making our stomachs smile as we bite into its sweet goodness. In times of stress, celebration or simply an unwavering sweet tooth, many of us turn to dessert, and sometimes binging on...
The Local Flavor – The Best Uptown Restaurants to Satisfy Your Palette
Lars Torres, Staff Reporter
August 19, 2016
Food: it is an integral part of any person, both in health and in cuisine preferences. In the moderately-sized sprawl of Uptown/University Circle, there is a good deal of restaurants, big and small, that can serve as major staples for the foodies among the incoming and returning students of Case West...
Food Week offers a taste of food issues
Isabel Torres-Padin
April 14, 2016
Do you live to eat or eat to live? Although everyone needs to eat, according to many campus groups, Americans don’t give enough thought to where food comes from. These campus groups are attempting to get people to slow down, eat quality food and become educated on the issues surrounding food, includ...
CWRU runs on Dunkin
Adithi Iyengar, Copy Editor
January 14, 2016
Earlier this month, a full-service Dunkin’ Donuts opened next to the Case Western Reserve University Bookstore. It replaced the Starbucks which had previously been there, less than half a mile from two other Starbucks locations. Although it is run by Bon Appétit Management Company, the Dunkin'...
Dunkin’ Donuts will welcome students after Winter Break
Ashley Chan, Public Relations
January 5, 2016
Students returning to campus after the winter break will be welcomed in to the spring semester to a new Dunkin’ Donuts at the Barnes and Noble bookstore on Euclid Ave. On Jan. 6, the store will hold its grand opening. To celebrate, it will serve free hot or iced coffee for all guests visiting from...
CWRU aims to increase consumption of “real food”
Julia Bianco, Director of Web & Multimedia
October 29, 2015
Case Western Reserve University is aiming to have 30 percent “real food” by 2020 through a partnership with Slow Food at CWRU, Bon Appétit and the Real Food Challenge (RFC). RFC is a nationwide effort for colleges to move at least 20 percent of the money spent on food in dining halls to “real...
No ban planned on bake sales, barbeques
Suneil Kamath, Staff Reporter
October 1, 2015
Earlier this semester, a rumor spread that Case Western Reserve University would ban bake sales and barbeques. Much of the information regarding the potential ban was misinformation spread by uninformed campus administrators. As it turns out, the campus food policy will not change. Food and catering...
Chipotle delivery coming to CWRU
Julia Bianco, Director of Web and Multimedia
September 4, 2015
Tapingo is about to make your late-night cravings a whole lot easier, with delivery from Chipotle coming to CWRU and 40 other campuses this fall. Tapingo, the mobile service where CWRU students can order food, tickets to student events and more, announced plans for a $22 million expansion last year, includi...
New policy could ban cookouts, bake sales
Suneil Kamath, Staff Writer
September 3, 2015
A campus policy is currently in the works which may ban food events such as bake sales and cookouts starting next semester. Thus far, it is unclear which office is implementing the policy, but it seems as if the new rule is being implemented because of health and safety concerns. Sophomore and Residence...
Chapati is an Indian Chipotle
Rachel Payne, Contributing Editor
August 27, 2015
Uptown has expanded to include Chapati Indian Grill, which has recently opened right next to Jimmy John’s and Inchin’s Bamboo Garden Express (another new restaurant). It is set up just like Chipotle, but luckily without the line out of the door. You get the option of either a wrap or a bowl,...
