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With local ingredients, international flavors, and food trucks, University of Iowa Dining Services keeps things fresh for today’s Hawkeyes.
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Professors Kathy Mellen and Stephanie Borst share their insights on our water, carbohydrate, and protein needs.
Professor Michael Pentella, director of the State Hygienic Laboratory, offers his top-five food tips for summer gatherings.
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Led by student workers and volunteers, the IMU-based resource helps meet the needs of thousands of visitors each year.
Giselle Bruskewitz, a leader in building local food hubs, links farmers to Iowa restaurants, grocers, and schools.
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