Several student groups are demanding the Harvey Mudd College administration actively address systemic racism after receiving two official statements from the college administration they say fell short.
Tag: Drop Sodexo
OPINION: Student organizing gave us the power and platform to oust Sodexo
In light of Scripps College’s decision to drop Sodexo as its dining services provider, Drop Sodexo student organizers reflect on their power.
Scripps drops Sodexo, announces Bon Appétit as new dining services provider
In a victory for student activists, Scripps College is dropping Sodexo in favor of Bon Appetit to handle its dining services.
OPINION: Drop Sodexo has always thought about the workers, you just haven’t noticed
The Drop Sodexo campaign at Scripps is deeply involved in the needs of dining hall workers, even if most of their work is behind the scenes.
OPINION: Leaving Sodexo: What about the workers?
Drop Sodexo has the right idea, but the dining hall workers’ needs need to be prioritized in the fight for a more equitable food provider.
Sodexo presentation at Scripps met with student protest, dining staff support
Student activists turned out Tuesday to protest a presentation by Sodexo, Scripps College’s controversial food service provider, which is hoping to renew its contract with the school.
OPINION: Drop Sodexo has to go all in and stop being hypocritical
The Scripps College-centered movement to drop Sodexo also has to work on Harvey Mudd College’s dining hall if they want to stay true to their message.
Conversations to ‘Drop Sodexo’ continue as contract with Scripps ends in 2020
Scripps College is continuing to look at dining hall service providers to potentially replace Sodexo, as students pressure the administration to move away from the private prison operator.
As students pressure Scripps to drop Sodexo, president announces dining services committee
Scripps College’s contract with Sodexo, a food services company that operates prisons in other countries, is set to expire in 2020, and students have been putting pressure on the administration to not renew its contract. More than 40 students protested the school’s involvement with the French multinational company outside Malott