The writer and curator Su Wu’s version of tang yuan reflects her family’s history and her life in Mexico City.

Cakes by Happy Eatery Co-Owner Emily Wu-Rorrer shares traditions and desserts to celebrate the Lunar New Year and Year of the Snake.

Many Lunar New Year recipes and dishes carry rich cultural symbolism and showcase generational knowledge. Whether you’re honoring tradition or exploring something new, these 16 recipes offer delicious ...

Many wonderful treats are offered during the Lunar New Year to usher in a sweet life for the year ahead: rice cakes and sesame balls, sweet dumplings and pineapple tarts, candied fruits and seeds.

Serve this deliciously savory dish with nasi biryani or draped over steamed rice; either way, it’s a stunning meal.

Lunar New Year 2025 on Wednesday, January 29 ushers in the Year of the Snake, symbolizing wisdom, transformation and ...

From late January to early February each year, Asian communities from all backgrounds unite to celebrate Lunar New Year.

Balancing what I grew up with to adapting to my new life at the University is a challenge I never predicted. But, celebrating ...

Lunar New Year is one of the largest celebrations in Asia. And while many of us are familiar with what happens at Chinese ...

As millions of people across the world celebrate the Lunar New Year for 2025 over the next two weeks, colleagues at the FA ...

Lunar New Year began Wednesday, kicking off festivities for many of IU’s Asian and Asian American students. Celebrations vary by culture and family, but food and family gatherings tend to be central ...