Tag Archives: Food
Stop the stress!
Stress happens to all of us. It’s completely natural to feel overwhelmed and overworked, especially at the end of the semester. However, we can’t let the stress take over our lives. Here are a few helpful hints to help you
Photo of the Week: A taste of the world
One of Gannon student’s favorite events during the year is International Night, which takes place every spring. There’s food and entertainment from all around the world, many of it cooked, served, and performed by Gannon’s own international students. This photo
Look into the Past: Club LaRiccia
Look into the Past takes old photos from Gannon’s archives and revisits their present-day locations. Feel free to visit the original post for more information. Club LaRiccia, formerly known as the commuter eating area, is in the basement of Beyer
The Reader Eater: Picasso’s
A less than ideal location up by the Millcreek Mall serves as the home to a surprisingly good little gourmet sandwich shop known as Picasso’s. It’s easy to miss on your way through the Starbucks drive-thru, especially since this particular storefront
5 apps every college student ought to have
Smartphones are handy for looking up important info and finding your way around via GPS. Let’s be honest, though, the apps that get the most use by college students are probably Twitter and Instagram. I know I’m guilty. Here are
Burger king now avoiding deep-fried anything
I am without a doubt a burger junkie. You name a joint in Erie, and I’ve had a burger there. A turkey burger with a handful of pickles and tomatoes from Sara’s should be renamed the Jake Slease special because
Un-slumping myself
The word: un-slumping There’s undeniable truth to the concept of the “sophomore slump.” Take Hootie & the Blowfish, for example. (You know, the group who sang, “Well there’s nothing I can do, I only wanna be with you.”) Their debut album,
5 things about the Magic Cookie Company
We’re slowly creeping up on that time of year again: Valentine’s Day. Instead of frantically scrambling to find the perfect gift for that special someone, why don’t you get them something they will really appreciate? Baked goods! Luckily, Erie is
A taste of India: Raj Mahal II
Aug. 25, 2012 was a sad night for Indian cuisine. Erie’s Raj Mahal caught fire and was burned beyond repair. Luckily for local cultural “foodies,” the owner was not deterred from this tragedy. From the ashes of the Raj Mahal,
7 ways Erie preps for the holidays
Although this “great lake” town is known for its summers, its winter months are not given enough hype. Just as any community-based city would, Erie gets ready for the holiday season two months early. These seven basic attributions color the
