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An ASU student competed in pitch competitions to fund Allergy Voyage, a service that helps users filter menus by allergens.

This guide helps students with dietary restrictions utilize the many free college resources from celiac and food allergy groups.

Help students consider medically required food restrictions during their college search and set them up for success on campus!

A pharmacy student reports that medical facilities are often not allergy-friendly and suggests improvements.

Avery Leppo founded Celiac Chat, a mentorship program for kids and teens newly diagnosed with celiac disease.

The transition from high school to college can be challenging for students with food allergies. Northwestern students aim to help.

Valerie Kraft from Beyond Celiac has advice on how to advocate for more allergy-friendly college dining options on your campus!

As a GF student, I genuinely appreciate that Duke University continues to dedicate so much effort toward having a top food allergy program.

I am definitely looking for lots of different factors in schools but as someone with celiac disease, eating safely is most important to me.

I chose Brandeis not only for its academic reputation but also for its accommodating dining hall program. But a change was coming.

Sharing your college dining experiences helps high school students during their college search and pressures schools to improve.

Considering how well a college handles dietary restrictions before making a decision, can help ensure your success on campus!

Hemali Gauri, Founder of K12Allergies, is a high school junior committed to food allergy education and awareness.

When we survey college students with food allergies or celiac about school dining programs, responses reflect unique perspectives.

Join our grassroots effort to make dining inclusive and safe for all college students with food restrictions!

How can you evaluate college dining services during your college search and set yourself up for success on campus?

What can students with food allergies or celiac disease do to eat more safely in their college dining halls?

Delicious assorted GF Mini Cupcakes adds variety to your dessert table. Decorating is also a fun party activity!

Gluten Free Friends, FARE, NCA and AHEAD urge colleges to assess their ability to safely feed students with food-related disabilities.

Twin sisters, Hallie and Rayna Katzman, and their mom, psychologist Lori Katzman, have written a new book for the celiac community.

A February 2019 settlement reached between Rider University and the United States reaffirms that properly accommodating students with...

Congratulations to Cornell University for winning 2018 Best Overall Food Allergy Program for Universities! Cornell also ranked #4 this...

By Sheryl Harpel, Founder of Gluten-Free Friends The happiness found in bringing a person with food restrictions into the fold, and...