Butler University students will have new meal plan options for the upcoming 2019-20 school year. Students not living in a residence hall on campus will have the option to purchase a voluntary meal plan.
Who has power?: Butler students react to hate speech in Atherton Union
Over the weekend of March 1-3, the words “white power” appeared on a whiteboard in the Atherton Union student lounge near the Efroymson Diversity Center.
Butler dining change impacts current Aramark employees
Bon Appetit will be taking over dining services on May 13, which means changes for Aramark Corporation employees. Aramark employees will have an opportunity to apply for positions with Bon Appetit after passing a background screening.
Student Affairs announces new Butler dining policies
Vice President for Student Affairs Frank Ross announced on Aug. 24 that several changes are coming to Butler’s dining services, including revamped hours, menus and a new service provider in the near future.
Improving Atherton: What Butler dining ought to adopt
Opinion columnist Doug Roche III shares his ideas on what Atherton Union should offer in the upcoming school year.
Beloved C-Club worker talks family, race at Butler
Kimbrough has had some trials, such as becoming pregnant at nineteen and losing several family members, but she’s always kept her head up.
Butler students share Marketplace dining hall and C-Club food mishaps
Students that are required to have meal plan are concerned with the quality of food they are consuming from Butler’s catering service, Aramark.
Atherton roof construction to be complete April 2018
Construction on Atherton’s roof will continue in the spring semester. The building’s flat roof must be updated every 20 years.
Atherton looks to provide quality
Many students at Butler University frequent the Atherton Union Marketplace and may know little about the food they are putting in their mouths. Atherton offers food to students every day, but where does this food come from? How is it prepared? How can students find nutrition information on the food? Ed Campbell, manager at Atherton…
C-Club loses business
One of Butler University’s dining options, Campus Club, is losing business, and students say they aren’t surprised. C-Club, located in the basement of Atherton Union, has seen its business slow down early in the school year. A possible reason for this is the end of meal exchange, an option to use meal swipes instead of…