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Campus Dining hosted a food forum last Thursday, “State of Our Plate,” to get feedback on the current food options at Cal Poly and discuss plans for improvement.
Panelists from different disciplines of Cal Poly came to share their programs and research in relation to nutrition, sustainability and agriculture.
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Campus Dining hosted a food forum

SAN LUIS OBISPO — May is Bike Month and in celebration Campus Dining is giving away a free bike every week in May as part of their “Friday Freebie” program. Bike Month is the largest community organized event in San Luis Obispo County, with the goal of bringing more awareness to using bikes as transportation on behalf of the environment.
To enter the bike giveaway contest, participants must follow Cal Poly Campus Dining on Instagram and like their “Friday Freebie” photo. The winner will then be chosen at random to win a free bike supplied by Campus Dining’s partner, Coca-Cola.
Campus Dining is hosting the Bike Month event because of their commitment to serving students nutritious, sustainable food to fuel their bodies; ultimately supporting an active lifestyle as well as academic success.
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Campus Dining Gives Away Bikes to Celebrate Bike Month

Many students enrolled at Cal Poly are part of the millennial generation, born between 1982 and 2004. This generation has shown specific and unique consumer habits, and Cal Poly dining as taken notice.
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Trendy Dining Makes Its Way to Cal Poly’s Campus

College foodservice has stepped up its game in recent years by hiring dietitians to develop healthful eating initiatives and listening to students’ increased demands for more allergen-free foods on campus. So at many institutions, gone are the days when getting a four-year college education means students must say good-bye to high-quality, nutritious meals. Furthermore, colleges are taking the environment and social responsibility into account as part of the dining experience.
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More Universities Are Serving Healthier Cuisine to Students

Cal Poly Corporation has begun labeling food items sold at dining establishments.

Campus Dining hosted a food forum

Campus Dining Gives Away Bikes to Celebrate Bike Month

Trendy Dining Makes Its Way to Cal Poly’s Campus

More Universities Are Serving Healthier Cuisine to Students

Cal Poly Rolls Out Nutrition Keys Program