A view from Princeville Resort in Kauai, Hawaii

What it’s like to Work at a Hawaii Hotel

Christine Fin and Nick Jacobs both had backgrounds in the restaurant industry when they enrolled at ICE’s New York campus to pursue hospitality careers. “ICE's hospitality program was a fantastic

Director of Nutrition Celine Beitchman teaches in the hydroponic garden

ICE Introduces Culinary Nutrition and Food Therapy

The Natural Gourmet Center’s interactive and dynamic courses offer exclusive opportunities to gain firsthand experience and expertise in the areas of Food Therapy and Culinary Nutrition. Through

Plant Food + Wine keeps its compost box in the middle of the garden bed on its patio.

2019 Sustainability Strides at Restaurants

Reduction and Replacement of Plastic Straws Los Angeles limited plastic straw provision to customer requests in October, following Malibu and Manhattan Beach’s bans on plastic straws and utensils in

HANYC President and CEO Vijay Dandapani announces ICE as the hotel association's exclusive, official education partner.

HANYC Names ICE Official Education Partner

As part of the partnership, ICE will offer three scholarships for its Hospitality & Hotel Management program and one scholarship for the Culinary Arts program annually. America’s oldest hotel

Students pose with Chef Susan Feniger at ICE LA

19 Things We're Celebrating from 2019

Alumni Honored at the James Beard Awards We were thrilled to have another ICE alum earn a James Beard Award when Mashama Bailey (Culinary, '01) won Best Chef: Southeast in May. Congratulations are

Chef Fredrik Berselius photo by Charlie Bennet

Meet Aska Chef Fredrik Berselius

The chef was a model and outdoors enthusiast who found an outlet for his artwork in the kitchen and followed that chance opportunity to unprecedented acclaim. He’s known for connecting with nature in

Chef Paul Liebrandt inspires culinary students at ICE.

Paul Liebrandt’s Lessons Over Lièvre à La Royale

Lièvre à La Royale, or hare royal, dates back to the 1600s in France and was worthy of royalty by 1775, when Parisian Chef Antoine Carême made the recipe infamous. The disc of braised wild hare

Gotham Bar and Grill dining room

Bret Csencsitz's Restaurant Management Advice

Bret has balanced modernizing with extending a legacy during his 12-year tenure and shared insights on service, financials, ambiance and regulations with Restaurant & Culinary Management students last

Gramercy Tavern photo by Maura McEvoy

ICE Grads at Michelin Guide-Recommended Restaurants

The annual calls notifying chefs of their star status went out on Monday as restaurants around New York City posted announcements and congratulatory captions. One of the finest honors for a culinary

Richard Chu is the executive sous chef at Monsieur Benjamin in San Francisco.

Richard Chu’s Road to Executive Sous

The visit, squeezed in before a noon bus ride home to Pennsylvania, inspired his career shift — he began Culinary Arts classes a month later. “It was difficult getting my dad to wrap his head around

Empire, Gala, Ginger Gold, Honeycrisp and Mutsu apples from Terhune Orchards in Salt Point, New York.

Fall Apple Dishes by ICE Alumni

We asked a few local chefs how they’re using the official state fruit for seasonal menus and which varieties they prefer. At City Vineyard at Pier 26, executive chef Mike Landas (Culinary, '08) blends

Castle Hotel & Spa

This Hospitality Grad Manages a Castle Hotel

In Japan, he gained experience in human resources, marketing and operations with a hospitality company called Hirakawa Shoji Co Ltd. and was a general manager at Sankara Hotel & Spa for a year. When

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