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Sweet New Salads from Sweetgreen
Four new salads here to stay!
by Sophie Tippl
at New York University
These 12 Vegan Chocolate Bars Deserve a Spot on Your Grocery List
Because everyone needs chocolate.
by Pazit Schrecker
at Vassar College
Volunteering with Anonymous for the Voiceless during a Cube of Truth.
Why you should volunteer for a Cube of Truth near you. The experience I had with AV was an ideal opportunity to connect with the common public on issues of animal welfare in a fair-minded atmosphere.
by Michelle Raney
at Western Washington University
WTF Is An Air Fryer, and Do You Need One?
Time to get crispy.
by Arianna Kotlier
at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Why Verb Energy Bites Will Replace Your Morning Cup o' Joe
And your afternoon cup, and your early evening cup, and your slightly later evening cup.
by Nicole Laszlo
at Yale University
Veganism is Alive and Well Among UCF Students
Being vegan in college isn't so hard after all.
by Kristen Pizzo
at University of Central Florida
How to Eat Salads and Actually Enjoy Them
Are you wondering how to incorporate salads into your diet, but have no idea where to start? Or maybe you think salads are SO boring. Do not fret, I promise there are ways to enjoy salads.
by Alexa Longobardo
at Clemson University
Dispelling the Myth Behind "Good" and "Bad" Carbohydrates
Put a stop to your food withdrawals and grumpiness.
by Alexa Truong
at University of California – Berkeley
5 NOLA Restaurants with Vegan-Friendly Brunch Options
Because brunch doesn't always need to be eggs.
by Sophie Sklar
at Tulane
We Scoured London To Find The Best Doughnut Shops Around
You're welcome.
by Puyi Zheng
at King's College London
All of the Different Types of Pretzels You Can Eat for National Pretzel Day
Don't miss out on all of the amazing types of pretzels you can enjoy on this iconic holiday
by Julia O'Loughlin
at Syracuse University
You Can Turn Your Favorite Drink Into Edible Bubbles
You could drink your coffee, or you could eat coffee bubbles—you choose.
by Alia Nahra
at Washington University in St. Louis