"Campus Dining Transforms with Permanent Closure, Enhancements, and Robot-Powered Convenience"

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"Campus Dining Transforms with Permanent Closure, Enhancements, and Robot-Powered Convenience"
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Temple University will permanently close Morgan Dining Hall starting this fall semester as part of campus dining changes. The university's residential dining program will now be based in the Esposito Dining Center, offering expanded all-you-care-to-eat options and catering to dietary needs. Additional upgrades include the introduction of Grubhub Ultimate for streamlined restaurant ordering, self-service kiosks, and mobile app ordering from various on-campus eateries. The Morgan Hall Food Court will remain open with new additions such as Owl City Pizza and an enhanced sushi lineup at Zen in the Student Center. Other changes include Local Restaurant Row replacing Java City in the TECH Center and Panera Bread replacing Così in Pearson and McGonigle Halls.

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