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Food in Film: Ratatouille’s Fresh Ingredients and Self-Taught Cooks
Ratatouille's fresh recipes, perfect for chefs of any skill level, dazzle in their simplicity.
by Britney Wu
at University of California - Berkeley
Antica Posta: A Slice of Tuscany in Atlanta
As the weather cools down, cozy up with a giant bowl of spaghetti in this Italian eatery. With a menu that's nearly four pages long, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
by Rebecca Casel
at Emory University
An Environmentalist's Guide to Halloween
Let's "treat" the planet this Halloween!
by Anisha Johnson
at Emory University
Here's Where to Take Your Special Guests for Family Weekend
A beginner's guide to dining in Brunswick!
by Milo Young-Perez
at Bowdoin College
The Best Vegan Comfort Food in Columbus
Get ready for a great big plant-based belly hug.
by Bhageerathi Ganesan
at The Ohio State University
Celebrate Hawaiian Host's 95th Anniversary
A day of indulgence and celebration.
by Madelyn Waddell
at University of Hawaii - Manoa
More than Decor: 8 Delicious Pumpkin Recipes to Cook this Autumn
Fall into fall by falling in love with the flavor of pumpkin with these 8 scrumptious recipe ideas.
by Max Moran
at University of California - Berkeley
Spice Up Your Fall Dinners With These 5 Butternut Squash Dishes
It may start getting cold outside, but these recipes are fire.
by Lauren Zami
at CUNY City University of New York
Here are Some of the Best Hispanic Food Spots on Oahu
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the best way... with food!
by Madelyn Waddell
at University of Hawaii - Manoa
Food in Film: Studio Ghibli’s Nostalgic Homage to Home-Cooked Meals
Director Hayao Miyazaki takes the term “comfort food” to the next level.
by Britney Wu
at University of California - Berkeley
5 Cozy Dog Bar Jim Drinks Perfect for Autumn
Guaranteed to keep you warm, cozy, and caffeinated.
by Isabelle Lee
at Bowdoin College
Vegan Chipa: Paraguay’s Gluten-Free “Cheesy” Bread
This is a recipe that can be embraced across cultures and backgrounds.
by Angeli Lohner
at University of California - Berkeley