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    Five Reasons to Love Seawolves’ Dining

    1. We Heard You — One Swipe for Multiple Stations is Back!  Based on customer feedback and the decrease in campus census, Campus Dining has modified the serving style while still providing speedy lines and safe service...

    September 1, 2020
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    Top 10 New Foods to Try this Spring

    Winter blues no more, Dining’s got you covered! Here are 10 small things that will make your day better in a big way. 1. Jasmine Market/Cheese Tea One location full of fantastic new foods this semester is the brand new...

    February 11, 2019
    3 min read
    You can now make your own Poke bowls at Sushi-Do in Jasmine Food Court.
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    Cooking Up New Dining Options for Fall 2018

    Many exciting dining changes are coming to campus this fall! With one successful year already under their belt, CulinArt’s dining team has unveiled their action plan for the coming year — with an emphasis on student...

    August 21, 2018
    4 min read
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    Think Locally, Act Far Beyond Globally

    Join Stony Brook this Wednesday, April 11, from 12 pm to 2 pm as Stony Brook will be hosting a Farmers’ Market event at the SAC Academic Mall. Fresh produce will be sold from a number of local vendors. In addition to...

    April 11, 2018
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