Is Matcha the college students’ new coffee? By Olivia Stockmeyer Throughout childhood, we’re often told that we will grow up to like caffeine. This remains true for many students who rely on caffeine. But according to recent social media trends, college students are seeing a rise in Matcha and a decline in coffee consumption. Matcha’s popularity has recently increased with support from public figures such … Continue reading The rise of matcha
Cauliflower is proving to be a versatile and delicious alternative to meat, showing us that plant-based options can be just as satisfying and nutritious as their animal-based counterparts. By Olivia Stockmeyer Move over meat; there’s a new star in town—cauliflower! That’s right. This humble vegetable is taking the culinary world by storm and becoming a go-to ingredient for those looking to cut down on their … Continue reading Is cauliflower the new meat?
How the body positive movement is combating toxic dieting. By Maddie Roberts The diet and weight loss industry is one of the biggest players in the global market. In a 2021 report, the global weight loss industry market was valued at $224.27 million US dollars. Diet culture, defined by body image researcher Nadia Craddock, is “a set of social expectations telling us that there’s one … Continue reading Social media takes a stand against diet culture
Read to learn more about Allie, a SU student who has taken her love for food to Instagram! By Emma Knauf Allie Rosen is a junior at Syracuse University, majoring in sports management and minoring in public communications. She is from Cherry Hill, New Jersey, right outside of Philadelphia. On campus, she is involved with the Women in Sports and Events Club and the Sport … Continue reading Meet Allie Rosen, the Syracuse University student who combines her love of food and sports on Instagram
When you are sick, it is essential to be kind to your mind and body. Resorting to effortless comfort foods is the perfect solution. By Izzy Giacoppo Dealing with food when you are sick can be a complex issue for many reasons: you may have no appetite, feel too fatigued to make food for yourself, or find that you have nothing to eat and are … Continue reading A guide to simple foods for when you feel under the weather
Armenian culture continues to stand strong post-genocide. Personal essay by Nina Rodriguez Today marks the 108th anniversary of the Armenian genocide. Throughout 1915, 1.5 million Armenians, including some of my ancestors, were killed by the Ottoman Empire during World World I. Armenia was the only Christian nation in the Caucasus region, and it was the mission of the Ottoman Empire to annihilate all Christian Armenians. … Continue reading Reflecting on the Armenian genocide: Embracing roots and ancestral food
The children’s snack that continues to capture the hearts of many college students. By Olivia Stockmeyer Since 1993, dinosaur chicken nuggets have captured hearts young and old. With their convenient prep time, delicious taste, and nostalgic quality, it should be no surprise that these bread-crumb covered creatures are a choice delicacy among college-aged students. Since chicken nuggets are cheap and easy to make, they make … Continue reading The asteroid missed the dinosaur chicken nugget craze
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