Members of the Ramily and friends, join Leeza Richter, FCLC ’22; and Avery Primis, FCLC ’22, every Friday to learn new recipes through virtual cooking meetups.
With residence halls now almost entirely vacant, eateries near campus are left without a large base of regular customers to order takeout and delivery.
Whether you choose to dine in or out, it’s important to stay mindful about the food you’re eating. Striking a balance between treating yourself to a meal out and finding a few recipes you like to cook at home is important when it comes to knowing what you’re putting into your body without breaking the bank.
Back on campus and already bored of the dining hall’s salad bar and smoothies from the Ram Cafe? Fear not! Take a look at Sports and Health editor Luke Osborn’s guide to navigating the best healthy restaurants around LC.
It’s the end of spring semester. You have over $200 left on your meal plan. There are only a couple days of school left. What on earth are you going to do? I used my remaining DCBs to buy meals for the homeless.
Christmas dinner doesn’t need to be some fantastic feast for four (with two weeks of leftovers). All you need to celebrate Christmas dinner are a few friends and comfort food, which is exceedingly easy to make.
