A unique fundraising effort at the CIA is a win-win for students, as well as employees and charitable organizations near the Hyde Park, NY campus.

Food and wine aficionados gathered on Saturday, April 7 to attend one of Napa Valley’s greatest annual events: bASH! Presented by Appellation St.

"I chose The Culinary because I view my education as an investment. Attending the CIA would allow me to not only network but take a step in becoming the best in my field."—Olivia Weidner, CIA food business management student.

With my mind focused on my first skills test last week, I failed to discuss my new classes, Nutrition and Introduction to Gastronomy.

CIA Alumni Bio "When I finally decided to become a chef, there was only one choice of college to attend—the CIA. It is quite simply, the best.

What is the difference between a culinary arts certificate vs. a degree? We weigh the pros & cons to help you decide what’s best for your future culinary arts career.

"If you want to be a world class Chef, come to the CIA. Just know, you will work harder than you probably ever have to achieve a degree from this school. If you are ready to put in the time and effort to become the best, this place is for you."—Brien O'Brien.

“My connections at the CIA helped me get my first job as part of the opening team for Jason Atherton’s Pollen at Gardens by the Bay. My time there was filled with insights and I was exposed to many learning opportunities.

Start prepping now because this Colomba di Pasqua, a traditional Italian Easter bread recipe is not quick or easy, but definitely is delicious! Please let

CIA Alumni Bio “My education has given me the confidence to trust my instincts and common sense, and push myself to be a little rebellious—to not always

Visiting the Culinary Institute of America is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the college—from classes and internships to the food students are learning to prepare. These tips from our Admissions team will help you get the most out of your CIA visit.

CIA Alumni Bio “At the CIA, you’re in a safe environment where you can make mistakes and learn from them.