The Marche pasta station in the CAW Student Centre’s Marketplace will feature a macaroni and cheese bar this week, offering a variety of dishes made fresh to order.
The selection includes:
With prices ranging from $5.99 to $7.49, diners can afford to try a few!
The Crocodile Grill in Vanier Hall and the Tim Hortons kiosk in the CAW Student Centre will be open to serve the campus clientele during Study Week, reports Food Services.
Patrons can satisfy their caffeine urges at the Tim Hortons outlet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday to Thursday. It will serve its usual combination of beverages and baked goods.
The Crocodile Grill, on the ground floor of Vanier Hall, will open every day this week.
Dinner in the Marketplace food court Thursday will give diners a chance to say “Be Mine” to the objects of their affections.
The menu in the CAW Student Centre food services outlet will celebrate St. Valentine’s Day with these entrée choices:
The Marketplace food court in the CAW Student Centre will serve a multicultural menu this week, February 11 to 14, in observance of the Celebration of Nations.
Monday’s lunch is Mexican, featuring chorizo-stuffed mushroom caps, taquitos with marinated chicken and honey chipotle sauce, vegetarian quesadillas with guacamole, and pescado with lime pico de gallo.
Dinner Monday is Chinese and will offer pepper steak, chicken chow mein, a vegetarian stir-fry, and sweet and sour chicken.
The Homestyle station in the Marketplace food court will feature the flavours of India today—Tuesday, January 22—with lunch and dinner entrees drawing from cuisine of the subcontinent.
The lunch menu includes:
while dinner features:
The University’s campus community garden project is a way to close a gap between the campus community and the surrounding neighbourhoods, says its founder.
Rita Haase, a sessional instructor in women’s studies, helped to get the garden—located on California Avenue behind the education building— running in the spring of 2010. She said its 200 volunteers encompass UWindsor students and employees as well as about 30 members of the broader community.
“If we share the food and love of gardening, it can bring people together,” she says.
As we celebrate the holiday season, DailyNews is pleased to remind readers of the varied forms winter solstice celebrations can take.
Today’s quiz offers a $25 UwinCARD credit, courtesy of Food Services, and draws on a number of traditions. To enter the contest, just send your answers to the following trivia questions. The winner will be selected at random from all correct responses received by noon Tuesday, December 18.
The Marketplace food court in the CAW Student Centre will serve a Jewish-themed dinner on Thursday in celebration of Hanukkah. The eight-day festival of lights began December 8.
The dinner runs 4 to 7 p.m. and will feature:
each served with a slice of challah bread and a choice of potato latkes or roasted root vegetables. Also on offer are the jelly-filled doughnuts, sufganiyot.
What’s blue and gold and encourages UWindsor students to eat healthy during exams? Lancer varsity athletes!
When nutritionist Chris Wellington wanted to promote healthy diet choices on video screens at Food Services outlets across campus, she knew just where to turn.
“What sends a better message about eating right than images of our Lancers?” she asked. “They are the embodiment of the healthy balance we hope all our students will strive for.”
Food Services will extend its hours of service at many of its campus outlets during the exam crunch, says department head Dave McEwen.
“At this important time of year, we recognize the need to be as flexible as we can,” he says. “We are proud to be able to provide more service to the students—maybe it can help to reduce the end-of-semester stress.”
The changes include:
