There’s no such thing as a free lunch
Tram Pham explores the pros and cons of universal free lunch and ending school lunch shaming. Growing up in theContinue Reading
Student e-newspaper of the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy
Tram Pham explores the pros and cons of universal free lunch and ending school lunch shaming. Growing up in theContinue Reading
“Use By,” “Sell By,” Oh, My! Find out what expiration dates really mean, what policies regarding date labeling can tackleContinue Reading
Do you care about the guidance Americans receive on diet and nutrition? Do you want this guidance to provide recommendationsContinue Reading
Should plant-based meat alternatives and cell-based meat be labeled as meat? A new law says no. Lindsay Gaesser summarizes theContinue Reading
The Massachusetts Law Reform Institute released a report this Spring on lunch shaming in Massachusetts schools. Lunch shaming is whenContinue Reading
This spring is the end of the 2017-2018 legislative session in the Massachusetts State House. Read about what this meansContinue Reading
Including local incentives for food equity and nutritional status may boost momentum and potential of the MA Right to HealthContinue Reading
October is National Farm to School Month. To celebrate, Massachusetts Farm to School hosted the first Farm to School AwarenessContinue Reading
by Rebecca Lucas and Emmy Moore To create a world that can feed 9 billion people by 2030 while providingContinue Reading
by Hannah Meier Dressing up, carving pumpkins, ringing doorbells, staying up late, gorging on candy. Halloween traditions are well-beloved inContinue Reading
by Katie Moses Election Day is just a few days away. What do our presidential candidates have to say aboutContinue Reading
by Rebecca Boehm and Rebecca Rottapel From the filmmakers of Food, Inc. and Fast Food Nation, this new documentary portraysContinue Reading