Whether they’re concerned about the climate catastrophe, saving animals, or improving their health, more and more young people are recognizing the benefits of going vegan. According to the Good Food Institute, the sales of animal-free foods grew three times faster than overall food sales in 2021. Research shows that Gen Zers specifically view going vegan as a way to promote compassion toward animals, address the climate catastrophe, lower their carbon footprint, and promote sustainability. Check out which universities are moving with the times and offering vegan options!

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Nazareth College

New York

Last Updated: September 13, 2019

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Claire

The problem is the food supplier, which is a national company that has its own office and everything in school. The workers work for the company, not for the school, and all the food is labeled with the company’s name on it, not the school’s. CHARTWELLS IS TRASH. WE NEED TO BLAME CHARTWELLS. It does a half-ass job at labeling the vegetarian and vegan food now. We have food council meetings once a month where students can request changes or additions, but whenever anything comes up about vegan food it gets ignored. Let’s all go bitch out Chartwells.

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