Bare Life News Today

University of Connecticut students can now get vegan hot cocoa at UConn dining locations this holiday season. Ali Lazow is the founder and CEO of Bare Life, the brand behind the dairy- free hot cocoa. She explained that most hot cocoas are not vegan because they contain powdered milk ingredients, and another unexpectedly non-vegan ingredient. 

The Great Reset, Part 2: A Camp With No Outside Authored by Simon Elmer via Off-Guardian.org, ‘Today, it is not the city but rather the camp that is the…

The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University in St. Louis has acquired a major recent work by artist and activist Ai Weiwei. Titled “Illumination” (2019), the piece reconstructs, in colorful Lego blocks, an iconic selfie the artist took during his 2009 arrest in Chengdu, China.

Five startup food entrepreneurs will compete in a pitch contest Nov. 10 for the chance to win money that will help them move forward with their products.

A Cheshire restaurateur was recently honored as the states "Small Business Person of the...

Viron Rondos, proprietor of Viron Rondo Osteria restaurant in Cheshire, won Small Business Person of the Year from the state Small Business Administration.

What happened to Giorgio Agamben?

French cities burst back into flames after President Sarkozy’s election on a ‘clean the scum off the streets with a high-pressure hose’ ticket. It won't be the last time, as long as the factors necessitating the mass revolt of November 2005 remain in place, in France and elsewhere. This text, based on Emilio Quadrelli's interviews in the Paris banlieues during and after the 2005 events, overthrows the whole spectrum of slurs against the racialised, pathologised racaille....

“Fresh, lively and informative—a great read. Brand is at once an expert in philosophy and a sensitive interpreter of the arts. His writing shares affinities with that of Benjamin, Adorno, and Arendt.” (Richard J. Bernstein, Vera List Professor of Philosophy, New School for Social Research, New York, USA) “Ambitious without being foreboding, Roy Brand asks how we can live ‘fully and deeply’ in a world devoid of divine knowledge. Brands range, large and vivacious,...