UWM food pantry addresses food insecurity issue among college students
Posted: May 5, 2019 9:00 AM CST
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(MILWAUKEE) - Hunger and collegiate life appear to be going hand in hand. A recent study done on the campus of UW-Milwaukee found a surprising number of students report not having enough food to eat.
But as Michael Schlesinger shows us, a collaborative effort running deep between college and community, works to fill students' stomachs while bringing an ongoing issue to the front burner.
Click here to learn more about the UWM Food Pantry program.