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Guerrilla Gardening: People, Plants, and Protest

What’s not to love about a space that benefits everyone?

by clairey yang at University of California – Berkeley

Bold

Lucky Charms Under FDA Investigation After Customers Report Falling Sick

The FDA has now stepped in after over 4,000 people have reported symptoms such as vomiting after eating the cereal.

by Anna Arriaga at Spoon HQ

Confused

In Defense of the V-Dub

Why Brown's Verney-Woolley Dining Hall deserves more love.

by Sydney Pearson at Brown University

Controversial

McDonald’s and Burger King Sued for Toxic "Forever Chemicals" in Packaging

The two fast food chains are being sued after a study found PFAS in their food packaging.

by Anna Arriaga at Spoon HQ

Confused

Utah's Dirty Sodas Hit the Mainstream on TikTok

Sodie shops are all the rage — here are 46 different ways to trick out your fizzy beverage.

by Kennedy Dierks at Spoon HQ

Adventurous

The Official Ranking of Food Hubs in MGC

by Juliana Abelow at American University

Bold

"Forever Chemicals" in Fast Food: How McDonald's Messes with Your Hormones

Scientists found signs of dangerous chemicals in fast food wrappers..

by Leena Khan at Georgetown University

Controversial

I Tried the Viral Maple Syrup Pepsi So You Don’t Have To

The perfect drink to wash down those pancakes.

by Kennedy Dierks at Spoon HQ

Adventurous

The Role of Gender and Food in Modern Society

In a society where the social construct of gender is being broken down, there are still gendered norms present with food.

by Eliza Roth at Northeastern University

Badass

1 Drink, 3 UF Starbucks: Who Does it Better?

I've had one too many Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espressos.

by Gabriella Berardi at University of Florida

Basic

Bon Appétit to Unionize Alongside Other Major Condé Nast Brands

Employees want to increase diversity and equity while pushing for better benefits.

by Kennedy Dierks at Spoon HQ

Viral

Marianna's Coconut Cloud Smoothie: Is It Worth the Hype?

The short answer: no. For the long answer, read this review.

by Gracie Evans at Emory University

Viral