This week, ICE’s first ever Hospitality Management class went on a unique field trip to the Hotel Wolcott.

Last Friday, ICE held a party like no other at the annual ICE Ball.

Last week, DICED brought you the story of ICE students, alumni and instructors' holiday visit to Streets International in Vietnam. While that was certainly a highlight, the group participated in many other activities during their nine-day trip. Here is a look at their time in Ho Chi Min City.

Ģ����Ƶ a year ago I began talking about the bread curriculum at ICE with one of the Pastry & Baking Arts Chef Instructors, Sim Cass — who happens to be a founding bread baker of Balthazar.

In perfect timing with the holidays, Sam Merritt, the founder of Civilization of Beer, conducted his regular Beer 101 class for the afternoon Culinary Management students right before ICE let out for winter break.

Pure Nacional, an extremely rare variety of cacao, the plant used to make chocolate, was just rediscovered in Peru.

We are almost two weeks into the new year, and hopefully most of you are still sticking to your resolutions.

Earlier this week, ICE Instructors, students and alumni returned from a nine-day trip to Vietnam where they explored the cuisine and culture of Southeast Asia.

For the past week, Guns n' Roses' Patience has been playing like a soundtrack in my mind during some of the most frustrating moments of my day. Moments like waiting 45 minutes in line to buy a bottle of champagne at 6:00 pm on New Year’s Eve, finding out my train is late or making molded chocolates in class.

When ICE President Rick Smilow and Anne E. McBride wrote "Culinary Careers: How to Get Your Dream Job in Food," they discovered a plethora of food jobs they had never heard of before. Since the book's release, they have been discovering even more interesting career paths in the food world. DICED shares some of them with you in a reoccurring feature, “Unique Culinary Careers.”