Category: food
Rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere might indirectly fertilize the ocean with nitrogen in places that are now poor in this essential nutrient.
Every year Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold releases his list of 99 "Essential L.A. Restaurants" in LA Weekly.
This year, the fourth-graders at the Dolores Mission School in East Los Angeles will get a new approach to math, science and history because one of their teachers, Nicole Hill, studied the agricultural practices of coffee farmers in Costa Rica this summer. How are coffee farms relevant to elementa
Jane O'Brien Dart, wife of former USC trustee Justin W. Dart, died at her home in Pebble Beach on April 8 after a lengthy illness. She was 90.
Like other similar academic gatherings, the Triennial Rural Women's Studies Conference on Sept. 24-27 at Indiana University Bloomington will feature scholars and policymakers who will present papers and participate in panel discussions.
Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute fellows visit
Engineering professor, Eric Dufresne’s, lab as part of
his “Science and Engineering in the Kitchen” seminar.
“Science and Engineering in the Kitchen” is not a class assistant professor of
This Thursday, Occidental College’s Urban and Environmental Policy Institute (UEPI) and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will announce the city’s new Food Policy Task Force at “30 Years and Growing,” a celebration of 30 years of farmers’ markets in Los Angeles.
Football season means tailgate season -- and where better to tailgate before all Indiana University home football games than at the ultimate IU tailgate destination, Hoosier Village?
As the world marketplace expands, a new study shows how marketers can more shrewdly channel their resources to target "consumer innovators," people who are the most likely to adopt a new technology or manufactured good, when launching a product worldwide.
Indiana University Bloomington's residence halls open at 8 a.m., Wednesday (Aug. 26), for Student Move-In Day, marking the beginning of Welcome Week 2009. While fall classes don't begin until Monday, Aug.
