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A Fruit Ripe with Possibilities There is a Buddhist parable about the tamarind tree in which its seeds are said to be symbols of faithfulness and
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A Fruit Ripe with Possibilities There is a Buddhist parable about the tamarind tree in which its seeds are said to be symbols of faithfulness and
An interview with Assistant Professor—Hospitality and Service Management Brandi Renee Burgess, who teaches Wine and Beverage Studies, Service and Beverage Management, and the front-of-house for The Bocuse Restaurant.
SPICE here at CIA is more than a club, it’s a student run organization here on campus. They host so many different events on campus.
I had the pleasure of talking to two students who work in our restaurants here on campus, here’s what they had to say about this unique experience.
We polled faculty members who have judged, participated in, and mentored competitors throughout countless competitions to find out just what are the keys to success.
The second and third rounds of the fourth annual Tri-Wizard Cup competition in the Student Recreation Center.
The first round of the fourth annual Tri-Wizard Cup competition in the Student Recreation Center.
Every year, CIA plans a trip to see the Radio City Rockettes and 50 lucky students get to go.
Discover how CIA’s Active Minds Club supports students and de-stigmatizes mental health at the Culinary Institute of America.
Experience the excitement of the 34th annual Chili Cook-Off at CIA. Get a taste of the best chili dishes and feel the vibrant atmosphere.
CIA students immersed themselves in the foodie paradise at New York FoodieCon in Brooklyn, NY. Discover amazing vendors, panel sessions, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Join the CIA community in raising funds for student scholarships at the Run for Your Knives 5K at CIA’s Hyde Park, NY campus.
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