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Articles by Felicia Lalomia

About Felicia Lalomia
I am currently a first-semester senior at Stony Brook University majoring in Journalism and minoring in Media Arts. My goal is to enter the food-writing industry, writing stories and producing videos about food culture, and all those who work within it. Food has always been at the center of my life. I grew up watching my mother fill the house with scents of sauteeing, roasting and grilling. My father, who was never much of a cook, was always more involved in the technical, science-y side, hence the beer-making. Both of their delicious dishes always drew relatives and friends from all corners of the world to our kitchen table. This is why I want to write about food. It defines the parameters of my childhood, but is a universal language, bringing together cultures and people and creating joy. I want to be the one to tell those stories in a captivating way. I am constantly thinking of new ideas to bring those stories to life. In my free time over winter break of 2019, I started a video series of my experiences learning how to cook from The Joy of Cooking called “Culinary Crusades” Here, I filmed all the slip-ups and successes I had while making the most classic recipes from one of the most classic cookbooks. By creating my own content now, I not only gain experience, but learn so much more about food, while enjoying the process. I have also interned at Urban Corning, a blog from my hometown, covering food, culture and the arts, as well as completed an internship at WENY, a newsroom based out of Horseheads, NY. Currently, I am the Senior Editor and Vice President of Stony Brook University’s online female-interest magazine, Her Campus.

From the attic to the shelves, vinyl makes a comeback

April 17, 2019 Felicia Lalomia 0

By Felicia LaLomia and Louis Walker   Olivia Evans is searching for the perfect song to play. Flipping through her choices, she passes The Temptations, […]

People are spending less time in gyms and more time in boutique studios

April 10, 2019 Felicia Lalomia 0

By Felicia LaLomia and Gary Ghayrat   At 7 am on a Friday morning, Alexandra Kefaliakos laid belly down on a long, white surfboard. She […]

Long Island preserve enlists community help to remove an intruder

March 27, 2019 Felicia Lalomia 0

By Maria Cestero and Felicia LaLomia Sean Finn is searching for intruders. He walks along a trail lined with brown, crunchy leaves and sticks, bent […]

Museum exhibit celebrates Long Island women in whaling

March 13, 2019 Felicia Lalomia 0

By Felicia LaLomia and Erika Peters “Heroines at the Helm,” an exhibit that honors the wives of Long Island whalers, will run through the rest […]

Long Island Parks offer seal walks through the end of winter

February 27, 2019 Felicia Lalomia 0

By Caitlyn McDuffee and Felicia LaLomia Three parks on Long Island are offering weekly seal walks through February and March to teach the public about […]

Long Island students compete in FIRST LEGO League qualifiers

February 13, 2019 Felicia Lalomia 0

By Felicia Lalomia and Kiara Thomas More than 200 students from fourth to eighth grade gathered in 31 teams at Huntington High School on Feb. […]

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