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Premade bowls at the make-your-own ramen station. Condiment and coffee stations, gone. Food prep done by robots. We still don't know how many students will return to campuses this fall. But for those who do, mealtime will be very different.https://nyti.ms/2OxThwP 

Critic’s Notebook: If things are to change, American orchestras must take proactive steps to address the appalling racial imbalance that remains in their ranks, Anthony Tommasini writes. “Blind auditions are no longer tenable.”https://nyti.ms/3h9W4bT 

Here are 10 new books recommended by critics and editors at The New York Timeshttps://nyti.ms/2OBPn6s 

As the news emerged late Friday that Rep. John Lewis had died, praise for the civil rights icon began to pour in from American political leaders who had known him for decadeshttps://nyti.ms/3hbnL43 

Breaking News: John Lewis has died at 80. A towering figure in the historic struggle for racial equality, he carried a mantle of moral authority into Congress.https://nyti.ms/3h8Uze4 

Prosecutors have dropped felony charges against 87 protesters who peacefully gathered this week outside the Kentucky attorney general’s home to demand charges against the police officers responsible for the death of Breonna Taylorhttps://nyti.ms/2ZFhOqs 

The pandemic has turned Christopher Nolan’s $200 million spectacle, “Tenet," into a high-stakes test casehttps://nyti.ms/2OAY2Ww 

These scientists are at the forefront of the hunt for a coronavirus vaccine, and the first human trials of their experimental candidate begin next week. Here's the story of their scramble to turn back a pandemic.https://nyti.ms/2WswbvV 

Lowe’s and Home Depot on Friday became the latest retailers that will begin requiring all their customers to wear maskshttps://nyti.ms/3hbWS06 

How to see Comet NEOWISE, tonight and in the days to comehttps://nyti.ms/3jefyht 

Gov. Gavin Newsom of California announced new rules on Friday that would force many of the state’s districts to teach remotely when school starts next monthhttps://nyti.ms/32pwJqq 

He had more than 20 aliases and usually wore a mask. Sometimes he biked to avoid being identified via license plate. In the end, it was losing his temper at a rental car counter that led to the arrest of an elusive ATM skimming suspect, prosecutors say.https://nyti.ms/2ZDTyEX