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On-campus food poverty – what can and should universities do?

“Faced with a cost-of-living crisis more students in England are attending university courses hungry. Reporting on new findings, Emma Wainwright and Ellen McHugh reveal the scale of this issue and … Continued The post On-campus food poverty – what can and should universities do? first appeared on LSE Impact .

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