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Breaking News: Colgate Chapter Of Spoon University Changes Its Name
Who uses spoons anyways?
by Claire Dodds
at Colgate University
I Have Major FOMO Watching People Eat At Korean Convenience Stores On TikTok
When can I try the peach-ade?
by Hanna Lopez
at National Contributor
The Best (& Worst) Baseball Stadium Snacks, Ranked
Which treats are home runs, and which strike out?
by Skylar Sena
at National Contributor
A Detailed Timeline Of The Popularity Of Reusable Water Bottles
We all drink more water if it's out of a trendy bottle.
by Olivia Fisher
at National Contributor
Here's Where That Pedro Pascal Sandwich Meme Comes From
Surprisingly, this wasn’t just made for TikTok.
by Kylee Mills
at National Contributor
Pop-Tarts Is Dropping The Cutest Grandma-Era 'Pop-Tartigan'
It’s crochet and very cute.
by Reagan Street
at National Contributor
Brennan Coker’s Take On “Imperfect Sustainability” Makes The Low-Waste Lifestyle Approachable
Meet the content creator known for her garbage soup recipes and indoor herb gardens.
by Reagan Street
at National Contributor
A Q&A With Emma Jane Geisler, The Environmentalist Who Makes Food Waste Fun
Through her TikTok, Geisler approaches a low-waste lifestyle in the most accessible of ways.
by Kelly Troop
at National Contributor
Coterie Market: Gainesville's Newest Hub
Coterie Market is Gainesville’s newest hub for your Pinterest pop-girly dreams
by Olivia Maule
at University of Florida
Ashley Tisdale Doesn't Believe In Dieting
The actress sat down with Spoon to chat about her love of plant-based foods, her thoughts on dieting, and her partnership with Sweet Earth.
by kathia dawson
at National Contributor
Here’s What Oreo Flavor You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
MIT released a study on how to best enjoy Oreos. We did our own research.
by Nixie Strazza
at National Contributor
What Gainesville Restaurant Are You, Based On Your Zodiac Sign?
With so many Gainesville restaurants, it raises the question of which Gainesville restaurant that matches your zodiac sign.
by Karene Hermon
at University of Florida
