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For the first twenty-two years of my life, I had a very normal relationship with food. And, though I knew a few people who’d had eating disorders, I didn’t really understand what caused them.

Then I developed one myself. It wasn’t until I started processing my own journey and heard stories from others who’d suffered for years that I began to realize how incredibly complex and multifaceted eating disorders are.

Last month, I sat in a room full of people and watched our group leader write on a white board the word each of us had identified as core to who we are. 

If we ourselves haven’t experienced a mental illness, most of us know someone who has. 

How can you be more welcoming to new students on your campus? 

I have vivid memories of my first activities fair as a freshman. 

I remember lying on my bed, staring at my freshly painted green walls and talking to my aunt on the phone. 

What is a center? 

College has been seriously misrepresented.

With my conception of college horribly twisted by the media, I prepared my convictions like a soldier preparing for war. 

Do you know that it’s possible to keep doing work for God without ever noticing you’ve abandoned your relationship with him?

It happens to all of us, regardless of whether we’re in school or in the working world. I’m talking about sloth, one of the infamous “” (and for good reason!).