Tea & Talk - International Discussion Group : Eating in America TOPIC: Tea & Talk is an informal weekly discussion group designed for international students, scholars and spouses – focused on issues that are common for adjusting to life in … Continue reading →

Princeton Farmers' Market Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hinds Plaza, 55 Witherspoon St., Princeton, NJ 08542 Local Farms & Food Producers 4th Street Foodworks Organic kettlecorn with organic coconut oil and pinches of organic sugar. Big Bad Dad's Jams … Continue reading →

Weekly farmers' market featuring myriad vendors from the central NJ foodshed.

Workshop in American Studies, Sponsored by the Program in American Studies Amy Trubek, Associate Professor of Nutrition & Food Sciences, University of Vermont, on "Cooking is a Chore, Cooking is a Craft, Cooking is What Other People Do: Investigating Contemporary … Continue reading →

Rutgers Food Innovation Center (FIC) will host its first-ever RutgersX – Accelerating Food Entrepreneurs Conference at the Rutgers University College Avenue Student Center, 126 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ. Held during Global Entrepreneurship Week, the event is part of FIC’s … Continue reading →

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Steve Pacala, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Princeton, will speak at D&R Greenway's panel discussion on the outcome of the Paris climate talks, the latest scientific thinking, the significance of the 2C target and the likely impact of … Continue reading →

Princeton Studies Food is hosting its second conference for students, faculty, staff, administration, alumni and community members on Friday, Feb. 19 at Robertson Hall. Panels will focus on food production, food on the plate, food for thought, financing food and … Continue reading →

The applied physics and engineering behind a delicious meal will be the focus of the lecture "Science and Cooking" at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25, in McDonnell Hall, Room A-02. The public lecture features Michael Brenner, Harvard professor of applied … Continue reading →