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EATKINDLY Delicious Food for a Better Future
Leading a kinder life begins with the food on your plate. Here’s how to eat, cook, and consume with consciousness.
Vegan Loma Linda University Will Pay You to Eat Avocados for Research
Scientists at Loma Linda University, a Southern California-based health sciences school, are seeking participants to eat avocados every single day – and get paid for it. Loma Linda University is looking for 250 people to help determine whether moderate consumption of avocados can aid weight loss. For the past two decades, the school has conducted dietary intervention studies […]
Meat-Eating Students Love University of North Texas Vegan Dining Hall, Mean Greens
In Texas, a state famous for meat-heavy cuisine like barbecue and Tex-Mex, more students than ever before are making the conscious decision to ditch meat in favor of plant-based cuisine. At Mean Greens, the only completely vegan dining hall at the University of North Texas, it is estimated that 80 to 85 percent of diners […]
Student-Made Vegan FroYo Xpress Machine Arrives at Purdue University’s Campus
A vegan frozen yogurt machine is coming to the Purdue University campus in Indiana. Engineered by students, the FroYo Xpress machine will serve smooth, customizable, and dairy-free frozen dessert. Whilst Purdue boasts a multitude of dining choices, few cater to those with specific dietary needs such as lactose intolerance, or to those who choose to follow […]
Aramark to Serve Millions of Vegan Beyond Burgers to American University Students
The vegan Beyond Burger, a realistic plant-based patty created by California-based brand Beyond Meat, will be served at hundreds of college campuses this fall. Called the “All American Beyond Burger,” the meatless patty will be served at Burger Studio and Grille Works, two on-campus dining locations serviced by leading American supplier, Aramark. According to the company, more […]
Record Number of UK University Students Adopting a Vegan Diet
Across the UK, young people and university students are becoming increasingly concerned with the standard of animal welfare in the factory farming industry. According to a survey conducted in May, over 50 percent of the nation’s young people decided to give vegan a try in the last year, and nearly a third of those people […]
Southern California’s Loma Linda University to Offer Ph.D. in Plant-Based Nutrition
Loma Linda University’s School of Public Health, based in San Bernardino County in California, is set to offer a Nutrition Ph.D. program with an advanced research focus in plant-based nutrition. Led by Sujatha Rajaram, Ph.D., the new program is the only one of its kind in Southern California. The course is research-based, replacing the school’s previous DrPH (doctor of […]
All 227 Pediatric Training Institutions in North America End Invasive Experiments on Live Animals
All surveyed pediatric residency programs in the United States and Canada have discontinued the use of animals in procedural training methods. The programs, which previously involved the use of cats, piglets, ferrets, and other animals, came under fire due to animal cruelty concerns and claims that the training methods were ineffective. Laval University in Québec, […]
The Humane Society and Sodexo to Bring More Vegan Meals to U.S. Cafeterias
Sodexo, one of the largest foodservice companies in the U.S., servicing hundreds of cafeterias across the country, will soon be adding more vegan options to its offerings in a partnership with the Humane Society of the United States. “The partnership with Sodexo is the latest one in our campaign for reducing consumption of meat, eggs […]