eating disorders - The Temple News

‘Food was not my enemy’ in my battle with anorexia

27 February 2019 Marybeth Gerdelmann

A junior journalism major writes about developing an eating disorder in middle school, shortly after she learned about anorexia.

Skip the diet, try a social media cleanse instead

26 February 2019 Magdalena Becker

A student argues that people should unfollow social media accounts that reinforce negative body images.

A Temple cross country runner on eating disorder recovery

26 February 2019 Tara Doll

Eating disorders are common in high school and college athletes.

An unwelcome guest: Anorexia’s seat at the dinner table

26 February 2019 Lauren Remy

Students discuss how their eating disorder impacted their families.

Eating disorders are not just a women’s disease

26 February 2019 Claire Wolters

Professionals and people in recovery discuss how eating disorders affect all genders.

Valuing your stories, strength

26 February 2019 Web Editor

The Editorial Board thanks everyone who shared their experiences with eating disorders in our National Eating Disorders Awareness Week collaboration with REFINE Magazine.

Best friends and black bean burgers

26 February 2019 Claire Wolters

The Intersection Editor writes about forming a lasting friendship in a residential facility.

Designing a newspaper, finding myself

08 May 2018 Courtney Redmon

The design editor reflects on her college experiences, self-discovery and growth.

Carr: Self-deprecation leads to body image issues

21 January 2013 Cary Carr

Cary Carr explores body image issues in a new column.

Cary Carr: Less extreme disorders often undiagnosed

22 March 2011 Cary Carr

Columnist Cary Carr talks about how she dealth with an eating disorder. When most people think of eating disorders, they think of extreme cases of bulimia and anorexia as featured on TV documentaries or in