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Tilburg University brings seriously good coffee from Rwanda
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Tilburg Bèkske imports and sells coffee from Rwanda, the profits of which flow back directly to the women who produce the coffee. These women...
Ohio engineering students take part in Crimson Cup design competition
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio — College students need their coffee. For the first-year engineering class, the success of their final projects relied on it — on...
MIT students invent a rechargeable device that keeps your coffee warm
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CAMBRIDGE, U.S. – Coffee Cookie is nothing but a small drink warmer that can heat up to 90-degree celsius and is even rechargeable and portable. MIT Students Gabe Alba and Victoria Gregory are the brains behind this invention which they believe will bring a major change in people's coffee consumption habits.
S&D Coffee & Tea hosts 7th Annual Student Recipe Challenge
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CONCORD, N.C., U.S. -- S&D Coffee & Tea (S&D), the largest coffee and tea manufacturer and supplier to restaurants and convenience stores in America,...
These MBA students were challenged to make the coffee industry more equitable for growers
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Now in its seventh year, the Aspen Institute Business & Society Program's International MBA Case Competition encourages the next generation of business leaders to...
World’s first drone café opens in NL
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Students from the Dutch Eindhoven University of Technology have opened the world’s first drone café on their campus. The drone, nicknamed Blue Jay, which resembles...
A New Study Says British University Students Prefer Coffee to Cheap Beer
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BY PHOEBE HURST* Like frazzled moths to a lightbulb, university students have a natural affinity with booze. Who else has the energy, resources, and seven...
Crimson Cup sponsors service learning trip to Honduras for OSU students
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For the third year in a row, Columbus, Ohio coffee roaster Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea has sponsored a service learning trip to Honduras...
SOUTH AFRICA – Industrial engineering students develop coffee on a stick
A group of fourth-year students of industrial engineering from theUniversity of the Witwatersrand (Wits), Johannesburg have developed a stick that once stirred into boiling...
SWEDEN – Biometric payment system enables people to buy cups of coffee with their veins
Students in southern Sweden have developed a biometric payment system that can be used to buy things simply by placing a palm on a...
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