Work lunch at UT vegetarian by default from 4 October onwardsStarting Tuesday 4 October this year – World Animal Day - work lunches ordered at UT caterer Appèl will be vegetarian by default. This impacts lunches ordered on location from Appèl: the selection available in the canteens on campus will not change. If someone still prefers meat with their lunch, they can indicate this when placing an order. UT is introducing this so-called 'reverse standard’ because vegetarian dishes have a lower carbon footprint than dishes with meat. The land and water use of vegetarian food is also lower.Read more
Watch: lunch lecture on energy crisis for studentsThe energy crisis in Europe affects everyone, including students. Specifically, their energy bills could be around €1000 per person higher next year. 'If you are a student, the crisis is going to impact you much faster than you might think' says UT researcher Nando Tolboom. That is why he organised an information and support lecture especially for students on 13 September.Read more
Work lunch at UT vegetarian by default from 4 October onwards
Watch: lunch lecture on energy crisis for students
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