Life & Style
The most common eating disorder you’ve never heard of
The most common eating disorder is the one that’s never talked about.
Is the no-exercise diet too good to be true?
A Time Magazine writer says exercise doesn’t equal weight loss. But he’s not telling the whole story.
Think swine flu is bad?
Almost a century ago, Northwestern students fought back against another epidemic with similar measures.
10 ways to entertain yourself when you’ve got the swine
Sick with swine flu? Pass the time from your bed.
A guide to yoga at Northwestern
All the ins and outs about the ever-popular fitness mania that is yoga.
Have you gotten enough antioxidants today?
Certain foods are great for your brain. But stressing out about your diet isn’t.
The state of mental health for college students
Though many Northwestern students say they are aware of CAPS, studies show college students do not seek treatment for mental and emotional issues.
Spring break is approaching, but you still shouldn’t crash diet
Desperate to get in shape for break? You’ll have to stick with healthy eating and exercise.
Are you “skinny-fat?” See for yourself.
We reported on “skinny-fat” syndrome a few days ago. Now, complete with Ken Doll, we show you how to check for yourself.
Campus dietitian Megan Campbell shares secrets to eternal youth
SPAC too far for your daily regiment? Read some helpful tips to stay young.
The phenomenon of “skinny-fat”
Contrary to popular belief, being thin does not necessarily mean being healthy.
